SBCCD Bond Measures P & M combine $629 million local funds with another $65 million of State funds for improvements of the District’s two colleges – San Bernardino Valley College and Crafton Hills College – and District facilities as well.

BRJ & Associates, working in a team with Kitchell CEM, is providing program management and project management services for the SBCCD Bond work, including new facilities, campus infrastructure, remodeling and modernization of existing facilities, and general site improvements.

BRJ&A Role: Program Managers
Kitchell/BRJ provides management and support of program and project related issues as agents of the District.

BRJ&A Staffing
The program services consist of Bond Program staff reporting to the District’s Facilities Director, Campus Presidents, and Vice Presidents of Administrative Services. A general management staff is combined with campus-specific staffs and on-call home-office personnel to provide our contract services.

Crafton Hills College

• 5 Utility Infrastructure Projects - $24.5 million utility additions and upgrades, parking, hardscape, and landscaping and irrigation.
• Learning Resource Center (LRC) - $26 million center for library, learning labs, media center, and support facilities.
• Community Recreation Facility - $8.5 million competition swimming pool, lockers and showers, offices, training rooms, and support facilities

Valley College

• North Hall - $25 million office and general classroom building.
• Maintenance and Operations Replacement Building - $2.5 million maintenance and operations offices, shops, warehouse, and work yard.
• Media and Communications Building (M&O) - $11.5 million media facility for local-access television studio, teaching spaces, and support facilities.
• Chemistry/Physical Sciences Building - $38.5 million science classrooms and labs, faculty offices, and support facilities.

Infrastructure Project #1 relocated incoming communications (Verizon) services for cabling and equipment to improve telephone/data services and to facilitate the completion of future master planned projects. The scope of the project included:

• Verizon Cabling and Equipment Relocation
• Relocation of Campus Fire Alarm Cabling
• New and Rerouted Campus Communications Cabling
• Landscape and Hardscape Patch and Repair

The revised main Verizon cabling used existing communication manholes along the primary Campus road, while some of the existing distribution cabling was rerouted through new duct banks located outside future building development sites. Verizon equipment was relocated to a new building location - LADM MPOE.

Infrastructure Project #4 consists of ADA accessibility improvements and development of the master planned accessible path of travel to all areas of the campus. The scope of work included:

• College Center Service Access
• Hardscape
• Fire Access
• Pedestrian Ramp and Stairs
• Landscape and Irrigation
• Pedestrian Lighting
• Signage
• Parking Lot Development

Infrastructure Project #5 provided site preparation for the future development of a Community Recreation Facility and Athletic Field Improvements.

• Mass Grading
• Mass Excavation and Re-compaction
• Drainage Swale and Storm Channels
• Drainage Culvert For Existing Campus Access Road
• Finish Grading

The Learning Resource Center (LRC) building will house functions located in the current Library/Learning Resource Center, which includes the Library, the Learning Center, and the Campus Data Center. The new LRC will allow for the expansion of all of these functions, as well as the accommodations of more varied programs and functions such as distributed learning, electronic commons, audiovisual learning activities and services, individual and group study areas, teleconferencing, staff development and office and work areas for support services. The new LRC will become the central hub for the college’s technology and audiovisual services and support. In addition to facilities that serve primarily the students or the faculty, this facility will house a variety of spaces that can be utilized also by the community. Those spaces are: a 100-seat auditorium, an Art Gallery, mutli-purpose Room, and a Copy Center.