RLANRC Harriman Building Renovation

• Project Scope:
  Built in 1931, the Harriman building is cast-in-place concrete construction with barrel clay tile roof. It is a 75,815-SqFt, two-story structure, eligible for the State's Register of Historical Resources and the National Register of Historic Places. This project will renovate the building to house administrative and support services, research, education, and ambulatory services. The existing building's electrical, mechanical, heating, cooling, ventilation, plumbing, fire suppression, and data and telecommunication system are obsolete or do not have adequate capacity to serve the building renovation and will be replaced in their entirety. The building will also be seismically upgraded and special attention will be given in preserving the historical building elements.
• Project Benefits:
  Renovation and seismic upgrade to a historic building.
• Community Engagement:
  N/A
• Project Location:
  7601 E. Imperial Hwy., Downey, CA 90242
• Cost Estimate:
  - Total Project: $68,000,000 - Construction: $55,600,000
• Economic Impact:
  Project construction supports direct and indirect jobs.
• Schedule:
  - Advertise for Construction – Jun 2018
  - End of Construction – Jan 2022
  

  Note - Dates subject to change