Facilities Master Plan - Barstow Community College

Barstow Community College Facilities Master Plan
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Planning / Design / Construction Process
From inception, and depending on the funding source(s), it can be reasonably
expected to take 5 to 7 years to bring a new building on-line and ready for
occupancy. Once the “need” has been identified, the process proceeds as follows:
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Project scope development.
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Submittal of Initial Project Proposal (IPP) to State Chancellor’s Office.
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Upon acceptance, the project design process begins, including Project
Program, Concept Design, Concept Scheduling and Cost Estimating.
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Submittal of Final Project Proposal (FPP) to State Chancellor’s Office.
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Upon approval, Construction Contract Documents are completed.
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Completed Construction Contract Documents are submitted to the Division
of the State Architect (DSA) for document review and approval.
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Bids are solicited for project construction.
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At completion of construction, project is closed out and turned over for occupancy.
Prioritized Master Plan Recommendations
The following represents a prioritized list of facility-related projects that both
respond to space needs as well as addressing issues of code compliance and
routine maintenance:
Deferred Maintenance
The following repairs have been identified for as part of the 5 year plan:
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Mechanical Repairs
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Building Exteriors Repairs
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Roof Repairs
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Utility Repairs
These projects will be scheduled for implementation over a 4 year period.
Relocatable Modular Buildings
Phase 1 (Provide swing space for Initial Buildings Modernization Project)
This phase will provide a total of 7,680 GSF of space. This is sufficient space to
accommodate temporary relocation of the space displaced by the remediation
of the Administration Building, as well as a major portion of the remediation of
Building No. 03, Building No. 08 and Building No. 11. Phase 1 should be erected
prior to the commencement of the Initial Buildings Modernization project.
Phase 2 (Provide new classroom and laboratory space anticipated in the 2020
Educational Master Plan)
This phase will require the reconfiguration of the portion of the swing space
used to house the temporary relocation of the Administration Building, as well
as provide an additional 3,840 GSF of Classroom and Laboratory Space.
Phase 2 should be erected in 2018.
At the completion of Phase 2, there will be a total of 11,520 GSF of space
available for Classroom, Laboratory and office space.
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