WETYC Remodel Facility to Accommodate Behavioral Health CSU-PHF Program

The project involves a comprehensive interior remodel of approximately 35,000 square feet at the Warren E. Thorton Youth Center in Sacramento, California, to support youth behavioral health and crisis stabilization services under the Department of Health Services. The existing building footprint will remain unchanged, with no expansion of use or physical footprint, and existing mechanical and electrical systems will either be retained or replaced in kind. Exterior improvements include a new emergency vehicle drive aisle with a patient drop-off canopy, two secured refuge areas designed for psychiatric patient safety during fire emergencies, and upgraded landscaping featuring the removal of one non-native tree and the planting of at least six new trees to ensure net environmental benefit. The work is categorized as a minor alteration under CEQA Guidelines Section 15301, qualifying for a categorical exemption due to its limited environmental impact and alignment with existing facility use. The project location is at 4000 Branch Center Road, Sacramento, with all inspections and acceptance occurring on-site. Sacramento County’s Department of General Services, through the Architectural Services Division, is overseeing the project, with Jennifer Shively, P.E., serving as the primary technical contact. Although the solicitation number is identified as PLER2024-00128 and the posting date is July 24, 2025, no contract value, delivery schedule, payment details, or specific contract clauses are provided in the available documentation. No evaluation factors, packaging requirements, representations from offerors, or special conditions such as security clearances or OCI provisions are included, suggesting that the provided materials represent an early-stage notice rather than a fully executed contract with all standard federal acquisition elements.