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Veterans Home of California Roof Replacement Project: Armistice Chapel, Lincoln Hall, Washington Hall, Wilson Hall and Lincoln Theater

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The contract involves the comprehensive replacement of roofing, gutters, and downspouts across five buildings at the Veterans Home of California in Yountville, including the Armistice Chapel, Lincoln Hall, Washington Hall, Wilson Hall, and Lincoln Theater. This project is being managed by the California Department of Veterans Affairs with oversight from the state agency, ensuring that critical infrastructure improvements are made to maintain the safety, durability, and functionality of these facilities serving veterans. The work will address aging and deteriorating components to prevent water damage, structural issues, and potential hazards, aligning with long-term maintenance goals for the campus. The project is forecasted for release with a posted date of December 9, 2025, and is expected to proceed without a formal solicitation number at this stage. Primary point of contact is John Medeiros, Assistant Deputy Secretary, who can be reached at [phone hidden] or [email hidden], with additional support from Jethro Tarn, Project Director III, at [phone hidden] or [email hidden]. The performance location is confirmed as Yountville, California, and the work will be executed in accordance with state standards for public infrastructure projects, though specific set-aside or NAICS classifications have not yet been defined. All project details can be accessed through the official California CEQA Net link provided.

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Replace roofing, gutters, and downspouts on five buildings at Yountville Veterans Home by December 2025.

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California Veterans Affairs, Department of

Place of Performance

100 California Drive, Yountville, CA

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AgencyCalifornia Veterans Affairs, Department of
Contacts2 people available
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California Veterans Affairs, Department of
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John MedeirosAssistant Deputy Secretary
Jethro TarnProject Director III

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The project will replace the roofing, gutters, and downspouts on five buildings within the Veterans Home of California, including the Armistice Chapel, Lincoln Hall, Washington Hall, Wilson Hall and Lincoln Theater.

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