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Long Beach Community College District

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Long Beach Community College District
Bond Construction Program
Presented by:
Bill Adams, R.A.
Senior Program Manager
Cordoba Corporation
Bond Management Team
Long Beach Community College District
4901 E. Carson Street – G21
Long Beach, CA 90808

3. Background 3
Long Beach Community College District (LBCCD)
Bond Construction Program
District Information
 Founded in 1927, LBCCD serves the Avalon, Lakewood, Signal Hill, and Long Beach
communities with a capture area of 129 square miles
 28,447 students and 1500 staff
Bond Measures
 2002 and 2008 Measure E General Obligation Bonds totaling $621M
 Proposition 1A, 47, and 55 Statewide Bonds
 Total construction program: $770M
 2 campuses and remote sites totaling about 144 square acres
Cordoba’s Involvement
 Cordoba began Program Management/Construction Management (PM/CM)
services in January 2003
 Assumed full PM/CM contract in February 2006
 Completed Program Master Plans, Program Environmental Impact Reports (EIRs),
Infrastructure & Utilities Master Plans, and Master Budgets & Schedules

4. Cordoba’s Role 4
Cordoba provides comprehensive program and
construction management services to Long Beach
Community College District. We are the agency’s
Construction Manager (CM) to the District acting in the
District's interests at every stage of the project.
 Overall planning, coordination, and control of a project
from inception to completion
 Management and optimization of budget/cash flow,
Services program/project schedules, quality assurance,
documentation, and safety
 Development and control of project scope
 Administration of District vendor contracts
 Planning and management of all moves
 Planning and procurement of furniture, furnishings,
and equipment
 Claims mitigation and resolution
 Close-out

5. Select Completed Projects 5
 Liberal Arts Campus (LAC) Library/Learning Resource Center
Modernization
 Pacific Coast Campus (PCC) New Library/Learning Resource Center
 LAC & PCC New Central Plants (includes Public Safety Building)
 LAC & PCC Infrastructure and Utilities Improvements
 New South Quad Complex – administration and classrooms
 New Aviation Technology & Automotive Maintenance Facility
 New Industrial Technology Welding & Sheet Metal Facility
 New Child Development Center
 New District Facilities & Warehouse Complex
 New 900 Vehicle Parking Structure
 Building I Bookstore Retrofit
 Building O1 & Building O2 Community Outreach & Services Retrofit
 Landscape & Circulation Improvements
 LAC & PCC Electronic Marquees
 PCC Multi-Disciplinary Academic Building (MDAB) Interim Portables
Phase 3 (28 portables)

6. Completed Projects
LAC & PCC Central Plants
LAC Central Plant (left)
 Two 600 ton and one 300 centrifugal chillers with space for a future 600 ton chiller
 Serves majority of existing and future campus buildings
 Houses campus safety offices as well as athletic field restrooms
 Constructed on Design Build Operate Maintain contract with Siemens Building Technologies –
completed 2008
PCC Central Plant (right)
 Two 300 ton centrifugal chillers and one 300 ton multi-stack chiller
 Serves majority of existing and future buildings
 Houses satellite maintenance space and campus restrooms
 Constructed on Design Build Operate Maintain contract with Siemens Building Technologies –
completed 2008 6

7. Completed Projects
LAC Library/Learning Resources Center
 Fully modernized with 9,000 SF space added to meet the current and
projected needs of the campus
 Includes an expanded library, an automated and computerized processing
area for media material, learning aids, and educational program delivery
 Completed 2009
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8. Completed Projects
PCC Library/Learning Resources Center
 Updated technology, media services
and modern learning resource facility
 Includes open computer access and
multimedia areas
 New bridge to Building EE
 Completed in 2008
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9. Completed Projects
New South Quad Complex
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10. Completed Projects
New South Quad Complex
 110,000SF including 32 smart classrooms and labs, 38 faculty offices, executive
offices, multipurpose room, and state of the art Board Room
 Includes an expanded library, an automated and computerized processing area
for media material, learning aids, and educational program delivery
 Required relocation of Long Beach Water Department major reclaimed water lines
and easements
 Includes storm water retention basins, drought tolerant landscaping, and energy
efficiency 15% above Division of the State Architect requirements
 Completed in 2009
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11. Completed Projects
New Aviation Technology & Automotive Maintenance Facility
 Replaced existing
antiquated buildings
 Modern facility houses
Aviation & Automotive
Departments
 Required separate
interim facility to be
constructed. Later
converted to Facilities &
Maintenance Office and
Warehouse Facility
 Completed in 2007
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12. Completed Projects
New Industrial Technology Welding & Sheet Metal Facility
 Modern facility houses
Welding Department and
other trade programs
 Replaces existing
antiquated structures
 New northern “bookend” of
PCC campus
 Completed in 2009
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13. Completed Projects
Parking Structure & Solar Array
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14. Completed Projects
Parking Structure & Solar Array
 5 Story, 295,485 SF, 900 parking spaces
 451 kilowatts of power from 2,100 roof top solar panels
 Features touch screen information monitor which shows energy levels being
produced by solar array
 Includes Campus Green pedestrian plaza with ability to add future vendor booth
 LBCCD’s first design-build project
 Includes storm water retention basins, drought tolerant landscaping, and energy
efficiency 15% above Division of the State Architect requirements
 Completed in 2011
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15. Completed Projects
LAC Building I – Bookstore Retrofit
 Added 4,000 SF to house
expanded Bookstore
 Exterior enhanced with new
architectural features
 Features strategic
landscaping to buffer
adjacent residential
neighborhood
 Completed in 2012
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16. Current Projects 16
Under Construction:
 LAC Student Services Center Retrofit - $8.2M
 PCC Multidisciplinary Academic Building Phase 1 & 2 - $22.2M
 PCC Fitness Center - $4.6M
 LAC Landscape Front Quad - $2.3M
 PCC Piping Repair - $900K
 PCC MDAB Interim Facility (Building MM & Portables) - $250K
 Misc. Small Projects, Furniture, Furnishings, and Equipment (FFE), Audio Visual
Equipment, etc. - $4M
Total Value of Projects Under Construction: ~$42.5M
In Design:
 LAC & PCC Landscape Implementation Plan - $5.9M
 New LAC Math & Technology Facility – Design/Build - $29.2M
 New PCC Student Services Center – Design/Build - $12.6M
 LAC Nursing Technology Modernization - $5.6M
 Misc. Small Projects, Furniture, Furnishings, and Equipment (FFE), Audio Visual
Equipment, etc. - $9M
Total Value of Projects In Design: ~$62.3M

17. Project Delivery Methods Used 17
Design-Bid-Build
 LAC Library/Learning Resource Center Modernization
 PCC New Library/Learning Resource Center
 LAC & PCC Infrastructure and Utilities Improvements
 New South Quad Complex – Administration and Classrooms
 New Industrial Technology Welding & Sheet Metal Facility
 New Child Development Center
 New District Facilities & Warehouse Complex
 Building I Bookstore Retrofit
 Buildings O1 and O2 Community Outreach & Services Retrofit
 Landscape and Circulation Improvements
 PCC Multi-Disciplinary Academic Building (MDAB) Interim Portables Phase
3 (28 portables)
Design-Build
 LAC Parking Structure
 LAC Mathematics & Technology Building
 PCC Student Services Center

18. Sustainability Concepts Implemented 18
LAC Parking Structure
 295,485 SF; 5 Story; 900 Parking Spaces; $27M
 451 Kilowatts of Power; Fully Powers Parking Structure
 Sustainable Materials Used; 50% Construction Debris Recycled
 Design-Build Delivery Method
 Design-Build Entity: McCarthy Builders/Choate Parking Consultants
LAC Math & Technology Facility
 Designed to LEED™ Platinum Standards
 Storm Water Management
 Light Pollution Reduction
 Water Use Reduction/Water Efficient Landscaping with Reclaimed Water
 Energy Performance Minimization and 50% Renewable Energy
 Enhanced Commissioning
 Building Information Modeling (BIM)/Innovation in Design
 Design-Build Delivery Method
 Design-Build Entity: Harper Construction Company/Sillman Wright Architects

19. Sustainability Concepts Implemented 19
PCC Student Services Center
 Designed to LEED™ Silver Standards
 Water Use Reduction/Water Efficient Landscaping with Reclaimed Water
 Storm Water Management
 On-site Renewable Energy/Optimized Energy Performance
 Construction Waste Management
 Building Information Modeling (BIM)/Innovation in Design
 Enhanced Commissioning
 Design-Build Delivery Method
 Design-Build Entity: Balfour Beatty Construction/RNT Architects
District Wide Energy Retrofits & Infrastructure Improvements
 Total Annual Estimated Savings of 1.5 Million Kwh
 New Reclaimed Water, Chilled/Hot Water Piping, Potable Water, Data, etc.
 2 New Central Plants
 Replacement of Existing Building HVAC Systems; Connected to Central Plants
 Installation of High-Efficient Exterior Lighting & Controls
 Received Rebates from Southern California Edison
 Reduced Peak Electrical Demand and Lowered Emissions

20. Sustainability Concepts Implemented 20
LAC Landscape Improvement Project
 Addresses State Assembly Bill 1881, Water Conservation in Landscaping Act
Mandate to Provide Landscaping to Conserve Water
 Water Use Reduction/Water Efficient Landscaping with Reclaimed Water
 Use of Inert Materials Instead of Plants Where Foot Traffic is Probable
 “California Friendly” Plant Palette Including a Mixture of Plants That Are Rated On
WUCOLS (Water Use Classifications of Landscape Species) as Low Water
Requirements
 Passive and Active Storm Water Management – Project Considers and Implements
Drainage Improvements to Reduce Runoff by Maintaining the Site's Pre-development
Runoff Rates and Reduces Pollutants from Entering Waterways
 Front Quad Features Thirteen 17’ Deep x 5’ Diameter Drywells; Center Quad
Features 345,375 Gallons of Active Storm Water Storage in a 90’ x 90’ x 6’ Deep
Underground Tank Structure
 Landscape Architect: Lynn Capouya, Inc.

21. Current Projects
LAC Student Services Center Retrofit
 Complete retrofit of 1940 Building A into
a "one-stop" Student Services Facility
 Houses Financial Aid, Disabled Students
Programs and Services, Student
Outreach and Recruitment, Health
Services, Extended Opportunities
Programs and Services, Counseling,
Admissions and Records, Cashier, ASB
Bank, and Transfer and Career Center
 Completion expected in 2012
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22. Current Projects
LAC Landscape Front Quad
 Phase 1 Front
Quad primary
frontage for LAC
Campus
 Passive storm
water retention
system
 Thirteen 17’ deep
x 5’ diameter
drywells
 Low water use
plants and trees
 Pedestrian
pathway
alignment
 Completion
expected in 2013
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23. Current Projects
LAC Master Landscape Central Quad
 Phase 2, North of
Building A will bid
Spring 2013
 Construction to
start in summer
2013
 Active Storm
water retention
system
 345,375 Gallon
underground tank
storage system
 Low water use
Plants and trees
 Pedestrian
pathway
alignment
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24. Current Projects
PCC Multidisciplinary Academic Building
 Complete modernization of 1935 and 1950 structures including seismic
retrofit
 Phase 1 and 2 construction duration of 3½ years
 Phase 2 completion expected in fall 2012
 Required 30 relocatable temporary portable buildings and strategic
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25. Current Projects
PCC Fitness Center Modernization
 Complete modernization of
1935 building including
seismic retrofit
 Includes fitness areas,
offices and restrooms
 Completion expected in
2012
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26. Current Projects
LAC Math Technology Building
 Math and Culinary Arts Instructional Program and Reprographics
 Contract awarded to Harper/Sillman Design Build Team
 Currently in Design Phase
 Will house Math Department, Student Success Center, Reprographics Department, and
Culinary Arts Department
 Features state-of-the-art demonstration kitchen, demonstration restaurant, production
kitchen, baking kitchen, pastry kitchen, skills kitchen, multiuse kitchen and culinary
resource center
 Anticipated start of construction 2013 26

27. Current Projects
New PCC Student Services Center
 New design-build construction
 Estimated start of construction
December 2013
 Consolidates into one-stop for all
student services
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28. Current Projects
LAC Building C Modernization
 Currently in Design Phase
 Work includes complete modernization classroom spaces and office areas
 Includes seismic improvements
 Anticipate start of construction late 2013
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29. Liberal Arts Campus Site Plan
liberal arts
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30. Liberal Arts Campus Site Plan 30
pacific coast

31. Select List of Design Professionals & Service Providers
AC Martin Partners Lenax Construction Services
Adams-Streeter Civil Engineers Lynn Capouya, Inc.
Adorno, Yoss, Alvarado & Smith MASS Companies
AHBE Landscape Architects Marlene Imirzian & Associates
Alta (Coffey Environmental) Martinez Architects
Americec MVE Institutional
BCA Architects NTD Architecture
Brandow & Johnson P2S Engineering
Caldwell Architects Psomas
Cambridge West Partnership Public Agency Law Group
Chambers Group R2A Architecture
Choate Parking Consultants Rachlin Architects
Disabled Access Consultants RNT Architects
Diverse Strategies of Organizing Robbins Jorgenson Christopher
Englekirk & Sabol Engineers Rolf Jensen & Associates
Ficcadenti & Waggoner Sillman Wright Architects
Gonzalez||Goodale Architects Spencer/Hoskins Associates
Guida Surveying Spinitar
Henrickson Owen & Associates Steinberg Architects
HGA Architecture, Engineering and Planning Tangram
Hill Partnership The Solis Group
Hillwig-Goodrow Thomas Design
Hunt Design Associates TMAD/Taylor & Gaines
JBA Consulting Engineers TYR
Keenan & Associates Vantage Technology Consulting Group
KPFF Engineers Veneklasen Associates
Krueger International Winzler & Kelly Consulting Engineers
LSA Associates WLC Architects
Leland Saylor Associates / Saylor Consulting WWCOT Architecture
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32. Select List of Contractors & Vendors
2H Construction Landmark Site Contractors
Alley Cat Development Liberty Climate Control
AMG & Associates Marina Landscape
Angeles Contractors McCarthy Builders
Balfour Beatty Construction McMurray Stern
Bali Construction Company Mel Smith Electric
Bayley Construction Company Minco Construction
Briggs Electric Mobile Modular
CS Legacy Construction Ninyo & Moore
Cavecche Engineering & Construction Ocean State Development
Class Leasing PCN3
Church & Larsen Perini Management
Converse Consulting Pinner Construction
Daktronics RBKK
Delco Electric RJ Daum Construction Company
Dynamic Engineering & Inspection Services RC Construction Company
EMMA Corporation RJ Construction Company
Fast Track Construction Sandy Pringle Associates
Fon-Seca Cabinet & Fixture Company Siemens
GA Dominguez Sierra School Equipment
G2K Construction Silver Creek Industries
Great Western Contractors Simplex Grinnell
Green Giant Landscape SMC Construction Company
Heritage Window Coverings Smith-Emery
Honeywell Building Solutions Soltek Pacific
Honeywell International SRD Engineering
Ian Thomas Group Taisei Corporation
Journey Electric Technologies Teraband Technologies
J’s Pipeline Tri-Power Electric
KDC Construction Twining Laboratories
Knowland Construction Services Williams Scotsman 32