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SAN DIEGO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT

PropositionsSandNOverviewPresentedtothe

ConstructionManagementAssociationofAmericaSanDiegoChapter

November17,2011

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Three Colleges ‐ City, Mesa and Miramar

Six Continuing Education Campuses 

Second largest community college district in CA

Sixth largest in the nation

District Square Footage ‐ 2,218,031

$1.555 billion construction bond program

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San Diego Community College DistrictPropositions S and N Construction Bond Program

$1.555 billion construction bond program provides for 80+projects at City, Mesa and Miramar Colleges, and six Continuing Education campuses:

State of the art teaching and learning facilities Major renovations and modernizations Campus‐wide infrastructure projects Green Building Policy

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SDCCDPropositionsSandNExpendituresandCommitmentstoDate

Bond Budget Commitments % Committed Expenditures % Spent

Prop S $714,498,044 $589,625,395 84.43% $484,934,429 69.32%

Prop N $912,286,972 $550,598,619 59.47% $203,099,652 23.78%

Total $1,626,785,016 $1,140,224,014 70.43% $688,034,081 43.78%

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SDCCDPropositionsSandNProgramHighlights

80+ projects  ‐ 40 completed, 14 in construction, nine in design

More than 9,000 jobs to date for builders, professional service providers and subcontractors representing 25+ different trades

On track for 30 LEED certifications, more than any other local agency 

Overall program management costs = 4.36%

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A total of 16 projects, including six new instructional and career training facilities and eight major renovations

Seven projects completed, three in construction, one in design

SDCCDPropositionsSandNCityCollegeOverview

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SDCCDPropositionsSandNCityCollegeCompletedProjects

Career Technology Center

Learning Resource Center (R Building)

Health, Exercise Science & Athletics (P Building)

Academic Success Center (L Building)

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SDCCDPropositionsSandNCityCollegeProjectsinConstruction

Arts & Humanities/Business Technology BuildingsScience Building

Math & Social Sciences BuildingCentral  Plant

Math & Social Sciences Building

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SDCCDPropositionsSandNMesaCollegeOverview

A total of 20 projects, including five new instructional buildings, six renovations, a major parking structure and multiple infrastructure projects.

Nine projects completed, two in construction, two in design 

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SDCCDPropositionsSandNMesaCollegeCompletedProjects

Allied Health Education & Training Facility

Parking Structure Mesa College Police StationCentral Plant

Humanities, Languages and Multicultural Studies Building

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SDCCDPropositionsSandNMesaCollegeProjectsinConstruction

Mathematics and Natural Sciences Building

Student Services Center

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17 completed projects

Four projects currently in construction

Four renovations and several infrastructure projects remain

SDCCDPropositionsSandNMiramarCollegeOverview

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SDCCDPropositionsSandNMiramarCollegeCompletedProjects

Miramar College Police Station

Business & Mathematics Building Arts & Humanities Building

Hourglass Park Field House

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SDCCDPropositionsSandNMiramarCollegeProjectsinConstruction

Cafeteria/Bookstore Aviation Technology Center expansion

Library Learning Resource Center Heavy Duty Adv. Transportation

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West City Campus

Skills Center

Cesar Chavez Campus

Linda Vista Campus

North City Campus

ECC wing expansion

(Educational Cultural Complex)

SDCCDPropositionsSandNContinuingEducationMajorProjects

Six campus locations throughout the City of San Diego:

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SDCCDPropositionsSandNContinuingEducationCompletedProjects

West City Campus

Educational Cultural Complex (ECC) Skills Center

Mid City Campus

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SDCCDPropositionsSandNContinuingEducationProjectsinConstruction

Educational Cultural Complex (ECC) Wing Expansion

North City Campus

Clairemont/Linda Vista Campus

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Campus Project Delivery Method Budget Expected Advertisement

Mesa Cafeteria/Bookstore Design/Build $36,967,257 November 15, 2011

City  “A” Building Renovation Design/Build $28,384,000 First Half 2012 (Combined with RFP for “T” Building)

City “T” Building Renovation Design/Build $37,457,000 First Half 2012(Combined with RFP for “A” Building)

Mesa Fine Arts/Dramatic Arts Design/Build $2,573,000 First Half 2012

Mesa Fitness Center Design/Build $14,797,836 Second Half 2012

Miramar Student Services (Interim Library)

Design/Bid/Build $6,350,970 First Quarter 2013

Mesa Instructional TechnologyBuilding

Design/Build $9, 937,000 Second Half 2013

Miramar Remodel E‐100 Building Design/Bid/Build $2,500,000 Fourth Quarter 2013

Miramar Expand Maintenance Facilities

Design/Bid/Build $4,871,536 Second Half 2014

Mesa Campus Facilities Support Area

Design/Bid/Build $10,089,980 First Half 2014

City Child Development Center Design/Build $11,000,000 Second Half 2014

Mesa Demolition of I‐300 Design/Bid/Build $12,805,373 2016

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Campus Project Budget Projected Bid Advertisement

Mesa Campus Water Loop $370,000 1/23/12

Mesa 12kV Electrical/ Comm. Loop $2,000,000 1/23/12

Mesa Parking Lot #1 Phase 2 $400,000 2/3/12

Miramar Vernal Pools $800,000 January 2013

Miramar South Fields Upgrade $5,000,000 January 2014

Miramar Civil Master Plan $6,500,000 June 2014

SDCCDPropositionsSandNFutureOpportunities‐ Infrastructure

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SDCCDPropositionsSandNSchedulePerformance

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Reduce Waste/Inefficiency

Construction Lags Behind Other Industries

Source: Construction Industry Institute

SDCCDPropositionsSandNWasteinConstruction

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SanDiegoCommunityCollegeDistrictDesign/BuildStatuteinCaliforniaforCCS

As of January 1, 2008, Community Colleges can use design build under SB614.

Must be at least $2.5M in value

Requires project‐specific Board resolution

Need to evaluate the project based on five minimum criteria.

Price (10%)

Technical Experience (10%)

Life cycle cost over 15 years (10%)

Skilled Labor Force (10%)

Safety Record (10%)

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Building Information Modeling (BIM)Projects designed in BIM 

‐ Change Order Rate = 2.3%

Projects not designed in BIM‐ Change Order Rate = 8.0%

Pull Planning

Value Stream Mapping

Practicing Toyota Way

SDCCDPropositionsSandNElementsofLeanConstruction

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SanDiegoCommunityCollegeDistrictPracticingBusinessPrinciplesoftheToyotaWay

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Richard BurkhartConstruction Manager

San Diego Community College District [email protected]

(619) 388‐6456http://public.sdccdprops‐n.com

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