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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS - CITY OF DIAMOND BAR, CA
DIAMOND BAR CIVIC CENTER SUSTAINABILITY STUDY
SUBMITTED 14 MAY 2025
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Nicholas Delgado
Management Analyst
NDelgado@DiamondBarCA.gov
Re: Engineering Proposal Prepared for Department of Public Works - City of Diamond Bar, CA - Diamond Bar Civic Center
Sustainability Study
Dear Selection Committee:
HGA is pleased to submit our proposal to assist the City of Diamond Bar in your efforts for a modernized energy
infrastructure at your Civic Center. There has never been a more exciting and important time to capture the benefits and
opportunities for renewable energy technologies on the market today. We understand just how critical sustainability is for
the residents, neighbors, and partners of the City – particularly as the City leads our path to a sustainable future while other
government agencies falter. HGA has had the great fortune of leading similar efforts for municipalities and client partners,
allowing us to develop an efficient process to envision the future of the Civic Center’s renewable infrastructure. We ask you to
consider the following aspects of this project.
OBJECTIVE DESIGN WITH TRUSTED INDUSTRY PARTNERS
As a national architecture and engineering firm, HGA works with an ecosystem of trade partners, manufacturers, and
technology platforms in attempt to bring the latest and best solutions for our clients’ needs. HGA has active relationships
with and has had the pleasure of working with the industry’s best renewable microgrid providers and builders, large
companies like Schneider Electric and Siemens, to experts in relevant technology innovations like AZZO. With a fluency in
all methods of project procurement and construction, HGA is poised to help the City determine the highest value approach
to taking the project past the study phase. We will work with the City to understand ordinances and allowances for
procurement methods, considering the pros and cons to biddable construction, design/build, and public-private partnership
or alternative funding and procurement.
POSITIONING THE PROJECT FOR IMPACT
A renewable microgrid is a rare opportunity to demonstrate the City’s deep commitment to sustainability in addition to
compliance with CA energy regulations. HGA, with focuses of energy emissions, financial modeling, capital budgeting, and
architectural planning will aid the City in positioning the project for the best environmental, economic, and public benefit -
including elevating the project as a showcase for neighboring partners and community.
CRITICAL EXPERTISE FROM ENERGY TO LIFE AND PROPERTY SAFETY
As an integrated A/E, we pride ourselves in our in-house experts delivering sustainable infrastructure studies. Our Energy
engineering and architectural planning experts have planned and designed commercial building renewable energy
systems across the country for decades, including nationally and internationally recognized net-zero energy projects. For
microgrid and battery energy storage projects our experts in Fire and Life Safety from our Fire Protection Engineering team
play a crucial role in preliminary planning for, and coordinating with the Fire Marshal AHJ, adherence to best practices and
standardized fire codes including the California Fire Code and NFPA 855. We all recognize the critical importance that Fire
safety plays, with special significance in Southern California.
We thank you for the opportunity and consideration of our proposal. Please do not hesitate to contact me for any
clarifications we can provide.
Sincerely,
Russell Knudson, PE, LEED AP
Principal / Energy & Infrastructure
Direct: 608.554.5331 | RKnudson@hga.com
310.557.7600
HGA.COM
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Santa Monica, CA 90404
PROPOSAL CONTENTS
PROJECT TEAM 6
PREVIOUS SIMILAR EXPERIENCE 8
PROJECT UNDERSTANDING AND APPROACH 12
SCHEDULE 16
FEE PROPOSAL (ATTACHED SEPARATELY) N/A
AGREEMENT 20
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HGA TEAM
DAN MIZRACH
LIFE SAFETY &
FIRE PROTECTION
SAQIB KHAN
ENERGY SPECIALIST
CONNOR FRAZIER
LEAD ELECTRICAL DESIGNER
FIELDING FEATHERSTON
ARCHITECT, ADA COMPLIANCE
LEADERSHIP
RUSSELL KNUDSON
PRINCIPAL-IN-CHARGE &
PROJECT MANAGER
RUSSELL KNUDSON,
PE, LEED AP BD+C
PRINCIPAL-IN-CHARGE | PROJECT MANAGER
With more than 13 years of experience, Russell specializes
in developing and implementing strategies to enhance
architectural and engineering design for sustainable and
resilient buildings. Working closely with clients and project
teams, he provides design consulting and planning services
for commercial projects with ambitious goals around
occupant well-being and environmental sustainability.
z Cedars-Sinai Medical Center | LEED and Sustainability
Improvements | Los Angeles, CA
z City of Madison | Battery Energy Storage System |
Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings | Madison, WI
z Dane County | Decarbonization and Capital Planning |
Dane County, WI
z Dubuque Airport | Electrical Resiliency and Renewables
| Dubuque, IA
z University of Delaware | Building X Solar PV Design |
Newark, DE
z Iowa National Guard | Camp Dodge Microgrid
Mechanical (CLP Engineering) | Johnston, IA
CONNOR FRAZIER,
PE
LEAD ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
Since joining HGA, Connor has been involved with the
electrical design and assessment of a variety of projects
involving both new construction and retrofits, including
hospital facilities, office buildings, museums, and showcase
spaces. His project management and engineering leadership
skills have earned him the respect and trust of his clients, as
well as industry peers.
z Cedars-Sinai Medical Center | Main Building MEP Utility
Systems Assessment | Los Angeles, CA
z Los Angeles Valley College | Building Renewal Studies |
Los Angeles, CA
z City of La Quinta, CA | Cultural Campus Addition and
Site Renovation | La Quinta, CA
z Chaffey College | Michael Alexander Campus Center
Renovation | Rancho Cucamonga, CA
z Boston Scientific Corporation | TI Consolidation |
San Jose, CA
z Huntington Memorial Hospital | Pasadena Master Utility
Survey | Pasadena, CA
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SAQIB KHAN,
PE
ENERGY SPECIALIST
Saqib brings over 10 years of engineering experience.
He utilizes his background in mechanical engineering to
provide analysis and design of energy systems for variety of
applications. Saqib coordinates with architects to provide
systems that will not hinder their visions of their final product.
He works closely with engineers to ensure our designs
progress in synchrony with one another as the project
proceeds through design
z Los Angeles Valley College | Building Renewal Studies |
Los Angeles, CA
z Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community | Hydronics
and Little Six Plant Study | Prior Lake, MN
z Chaffey College | Michael Alexander Campus Center
Renovation | Rancho Cucamonga, CA
z Kaiser Permanente | Santa Clara Hospital Cath Lab
Renovation | Santa Clara, CA
z Ever-Green Energy - MRMCT | Campus Pressure
Regulating Valve (PRV) Study | Wauwatosa, WI
z US Bank | Central Plant Design | Minneapolis, MN
FIELDING
FEATHERSTON,
LEED AP, NCARB
ARCHITECT, ADA COMPLIANCE
Fielding has over 22 years of architecture experience,
excelling at complex project scenarios and distilling
thoughtful, elegant solutions that thrive on simplicity. Fielding
remains focused on building up his clients and teams in
support of achieving results, while simultaneously fostering
an environment that empowers others.
z State of California, DGS, CalOES | Southern Region EOC
Design-Build Criteria Documents | Costa Mesa, CA
z Orange County | On-Call Architectural Services |
Santa Ana, CA
z Vallarta Supermarkets | Corporate HQ Relocation |
Santa Clarita, CA
z University of St. Augustine Health Sciences |
Campus-wide tenant, exterior space, and accessibility
improvements | San Marcos, CA
z Orange County | Emergency Operations Center Criteria
Documents | Tustin, CA
z Moreno Valley Electric Utility HQ | Sustainability
Improvements (Active) | Moreno Valley, CA
DAN MIZRACH,
PE
LIFE SAFETY & FIRE PROTECTION
Daniel brings a wide range of experience with a background
spanning many building markets, including science and
technology, higher education, government and public sector,
hospitals and healthcare, commercial, mixed-use, and high-rise
facilities. He brings a strong working knowledge of prescriptive-
and performance-based fire protection engineering practices,
including application of the California Building and Fire Codes,
Los Angeles City/County Code Amendments, NFPA Codes and
Standards, and Federal Government Codes and Standards.
z Los Angeles Southwest College | Central Plant Expansion
Programming and Criteria Study | Los Angeles, CA
z Iowa National Guard | Camp Dodge Microgrid
Mechanical (CLP Engineering) | Johnston, IA
z American Museum of Ceramic Art | ReJoule ESS & PV
Energy System Project | Pomona, CA*
z Confidential Polymer Fabrication Facility | Hazardous
Materials and Fire Code Compliance Study |
Los Angeles, CA*
z City of Woodbury, MN | Central Park | Woodbury, MN
z State of Minnesota | Minnesota Military Museum, New
Facility | Little Falls, MN
*Prior to HGA
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LOS ANGELES
COMMUNITY
COLLEGE DISTRICT
Los Angeles Valley College
Central Utilities Decarbonization
Valley Glen, California
HGA has worked closely with the Los Angeles Com-
munity College District, the largest public community
college district in California and among the largest
in the nation, for the last two decades. Our work has
ranged from feasibility studies, programming, master
plans, small and large renovations, and new construc-
tion projects. In 2022, HGA was approved to remain on
BuildLACCD’s current Architecture and Engineering
MATOC (Multiple Award Task Order Contract Agree-
ment) with the District, extending until 2027.
HGA has provided services for over 30 LACCD projects
across the diverse campuses, extensions, and admin-
istrative centers. Among these projects, HGA has led
many ambitious energy design projects including
the Los Angeles Valley College utility re-design, which
includes evaluation of existing and new solar renew-
able resources as part of the design.
OWNER: Los Angeles Community College District
PROJECT MANAGER:
Bharat Patel
Energy and Sustainability Director
BuildLACCD
626.497.2949 | Bharat.patel@build-laccd.org
SERVICES PROVIDED: Electrical Engineering,
Fire Protection, Mechanical Engineering, Civil
Engineering, Structural Engineering, Criteria
Documents, Architectural Design, Cost Estimating,
Telecom/Security/Audio Visual, Landscape
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100% RENEWABLE
ENERGY PLAN
Net-Zero Emissions Master Plan
City of Madison, Wisconsin
With a goal of 100% renewable energy and zero
net-carbon emissions by 2030, the City of Madison
engaged HGA to develop a viable master plan and to
catalog energy and sustainability options for the City
to consider. Various strategies for achieving the City’s
energy goals were identified and studied; for example,
gradually electrifying the City’s bus and fleet vehicles.
Potential strategic partnerships were explored and
pursued, such as clean energy opportunities with local
utility companies and third-party energy vendors.
Successful public outreach initiatives were also
employed to gather feedback from the community
and build support for the net zero carbon goals. With
its clean energy and carbon reduction goals and plan
firmly in place, the City of Madison is well-positioned
to maximize the value of its energy and climate
transition for local government operations and the
broader community.
OWNER: City of Madison, Wisconsin
PROJECT MANAGER:
Jeanne Hoffman
Facilities and Sustainability Manager
Engineering Division | City of Madison
608.266.4091
SERVICES PROVIDED: Energy Assessments, Equipment
Life Cycle Analysis, Renewable Energy Systems Analysis,
Utility and Third Party Energy Provider Engagement
and Options Analysis, Public Information Meetings
CLICK HERE
for More Information about HGA’s Road Map to Cutting
Carbon Emissions in the city of Madison to Zero
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SUPPORTING
EV CHARGING
INFRASTRUCTURE
Flashparking, Inc.
Trans Pacific Centre Garage
Oakland, California
HGA partnered with FlashParking on several field
studies and designs focused on expanding electrical
vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure throughout
downtown districts. To date, we have successfully
completed three projects, installing over 20 EV
chargers in Oakland and Los Angeles. Our ambitious
plan includes the installation of a total of 400 chargers
across multiple sites, aiming to enhance accessibility
and convenience for EV users.
OWNER: Flashparking. Inc.
PROJECT MANAGER / SUSTAINABILITY LEAD:
Sean Tewait
Flashparking, Inc.
Principal Electrical Engineer
612.201.4395 | sean.tweait@flashparking.com
SERVICES PROVIDED: Electrical Engineering
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SELETED ENERGY PLANNING CLIENTS
SOLAR PV AND EV CHARGING
FEASIBILITY STUDY
CITY OF EDINA, MINNESOTA
HGA originally conducted a needs assessment of the
Edina City Hall and Police Department in 2019. In 2023,
since the original study was conducted prior to COVID
and the implementation of work-from home options,
the city requested HGA to update the assessment for
current usage trends and projections.
The updated assessment reviewed the existing City
Hall and Police Department facility for current and
projected (10 year) needs. As part of the assessment,
HGA worked with planners to ensure a path to
achieving city sustainability and energy reduction
goals. The updated effort resulted in a long-term
energy plan from the Net Zero Study for the facilities
and created immediate energy and sustainable
projects: building envelope repairs for improved
air tightness, new roof with increasing insulation
thickness, a solar photovoltaic (PV) array to supply
2/3 of the electricity required by the facility, and
the infrastructure to for electric vehicle charging at
the facilities.
CASE STUDY
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WORK MANAGEMENT PLAN
a. Financial goals (ROI, the City, forecasting utility/fuel
rate structures).
b. City goals impacting future electrical demand:
Fleet electrification, Public amenity EV charging goals,
Facility expansions/adaptations.
c. Operational resiliency (redundancy, islanding,
independence, response time, target outage duration,
uptime %).
d. Environmental metrics (CO2e, site vs source).
e. Climate and Weather data (current design
conditions and climate change impacts future
utility requirements).
f. Utility provider requirements (interconnection, LADWP
regulations, CEC/CPUC regulations).
g. Identify list of energy generation and storage
technologies for evaluating in a campus microgrid
(solar PV, battery storage, solar thermal, ground
source heat pumps (GSHP), Full Heat Recovery
Engagement (FHRE), thermal storage, stationary
emergency generators, Level II electric vehicle charging
stations, etc.
h. Coordinate with Southern California Edison or other
applicable utility providers to discuss electrical service
needs and upgrade options. (Included in Base Services).
a. Historical energy consumption and load profiles.
b. Electrical switchgear and distribution, including
life expectancy for major equipment, upgrade
ability, metering, controllability, and power quality
analysis capabilities.
c. Relevant energy consuming systems, including
exterior/interior lighting, life expectancy for major
equipment, energy efficiency, controllability, and
annual operating costs.
d. Emergency power capacity and distribution,
including condition, life expectancy, upgrade ability,
metering, and power quality capabilities.
e. Technology systems supporting campus energy
infrastructure, including energy management and
demand response systems.
f. Parking ADA compliance.
1. One of the first tasks for this project will be
to develop an Owner’s Project Requirements
(OPR) document. HGA will lead a work session
with the City to discuss the system features and
performance outcomes for a successful microgrid
at the City. This will address:
2. HGA and partners will perform a site
investigation to review existing conditions at the
City. Specifically, we will review and document
findings for:
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Work Management Plan Continues
a. Potential locations for on-campus solar PV and other
Distributed Energy Resources.
b. Forecast use patterns for Level II Electric Vehicle
Charging Stations.
c. Desired future state for Emergency Power capacity
and distribution.
d. Desired future state for technology systems to
support the Microgrid, including energy management,
demand response systems.
e. Alignment with City’s sustainability commitments.
f. Identify feasible locations for fleet and public
EV chargers. Determine potential impact on
existing parking layout, including parking loss and
relocation needs.
g. Collaborate and determine zoning, setback, and
easement constraints for new site infrastructure with
City officials.
a. Identify recommended technologies and systems.
b. Establish high-level operating estimates for
system usage.
c. Identify applicable funding opportunities, rebate
programs, and technical assistance resources (e.g.,
CALeVIP, SCE’s Charge Ready Program, California
Energy Commission grants). (Included in Base Services).
3. Following the site investigation, HGA will lead
a work session with the City to define the future
infrastructure that should be assumed for this
Study, including:
4. Analyze energy generation and storage
technologies for application to the City and ability
to meet the criteria established in the OPR (Task 1)
SUSTAINABLE
LEADERSHIP IN
THE COMMUNITY
Forest Edge Elementary School was
the largest Net-Zero Energy School
in North America; in the two years
its been operating, it’s gone beyond
zero to generating more energy than
it consumes.
CASE STUDY
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a. Run models to simulate performance of multiple
technology combinations that optimize microgrid
performance based on key metrics from OPR, such as
response time, life cycle costs, and CO2 emissions.
b. Present results to the City, facilitating the selection
of the optimal combination of energy generation and
storage technologies to meet the OPR.
c. A phased implementation plan with priorities,
estimated costs, and potential funding sources.
(Included in Base Services)
a. Location and capacities for the proposed Battery
Energy Storage System (Lithium-Ion Technology)
to work with existing solar PV systems and
proposed Microgrid Deployment. This will include
recommendations to address potential power quality
conditions with the Distributed Energy Resources.
b. Alternative solutions to the decommissioning of
existing Stationary Diesel Generators with more
reliable and eco-friendly generators.
c. Location and capacities for additional on-site
renewable generation to meet the needs of operating
a reliable, resilient microgrid.
d. Written narrative with supporting graphics to
communicate the considerations for adaptability and
scalability of recommended measures with respect to
other agencies in the City.
e. Develop an Opinion of Probable Cost, based on the
level of detail in the Preliminary Conceptual Design.
5. Simulate technology performance individually
and in bundled set of solutions for the given City’s
load profile.
6. Present a Preliminary Conceptual Design to the
City for review. This will be considered the draft
deliverable for the conceptual plan as requested
in the RFP. The Preliminary Conceptual Design will
need to determine the extent of centralized or
distributed systems, and include:
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PRACTICING OUR VALUES
HGA is proud to have a Net-Zero Energy office.
All HGA offices are WELL Certified
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SCHEDULE
JUNE 2025
SCOPE ITEM WEEKS:1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
1. Kickoff and Owner’s Project Requirements (OPR) work session.
2. Perform a site investigation to review existing conditions and
document findings.
3. Work session to define future campus infrastructure needs for
this Microgrid Feasibility Study.
4. Analyze energy generation and storage technologies.
5. Simulate technology performance individually and in
bundled sets.
6. Present a Preliminary Conceptual Design.
City of Plymouth, MN | Community Center Expansion and Renovation | Plymouth, MN
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JAN 2026
JAN. 2026SCOPE ITEM WEEKS:12345 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
1. Kickoff and Owner’s Project Requirements (OPR) work session.
2. Perform a site investigation to review existing conditions and
document findings.
3. Work session to define future campus infrastructure needs for
this Microgrid Feasibility Study.
4. Analyze energy generation and storage technologies.
5. Simulate technology performance individually and in
bundled sets.
6. Present a Preliminary Conceptual Design.
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CALIFORNIA GOVERNMENT
PROJECT EXPERIENCE
HGA has been designing and delivering government facilities of varying scale and
complexity for over 30 years from highly secure workplaces to vibrant centers of
community engagement, we believe government buildings should not only serve but
also enhance their communities.
30+
Years Serving Public
Works Clients
200+
Projects Delivered
Under On-Call Contracts
150+
California Public
Works Projects
Recent project experience includes ground-up construction, tenant improvements, splace planning, renovations, office
and workplace environments, real estate strategies, libraries, access compliance (ADA), sustainability strategies, LEED
certification, workplace strategy, and performance criteria for Design-Build project delivery. Our team’s grounded
experience in public projects ensures we are sensitive to designing with a perception of value, efficient use of funds,
design flexibility for future needs, real estate optimization, and contribution to the community.
State of California | O Street Building Replacement
West Sacramento, CA
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US GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
z FBI Field Office, San Diego
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, DGS
z Clifford L. Allenby Building Design Criteria
z Legislative Office Building Design Criteria
z Resources Building Renovation
z Office Building 8 & 9
z CHP Office Replacement Facility
z Board of Equalization Improvements
z Caltrans Office Space Utilization Study
z CDFA Meadowview Campus-Lab Renovation
z Printing Plant Demolition
z Department of Developmental Services
Secure Walkway
z Porterville Staff Residences and
Duplexes Rehabilitation
z Department of State Hospitals Relocation of
Police Building
z Government Operations Agency TI
z East End Complex Access Barrier Removal
z CAL OES Coastal & Inland Emergency Operations
Center Regional Office, Programming &
Budget Study
z CAL OES Mather Public Safety & Communications
Campus, Programming & Budget Study
z CAL OES Southern Region Emergency Operations
Center, Costa Mesa - Criteria Documents
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
z Forensic Lab Consolidation, Budget Study
z Forensic Residential Unit Expansion, Budget Study
z Forensic Recreation & Activity Center, Budget Study
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, JOINT RULES COMMITTEE
z New Capitol Annex Code Compliance Peer Review,
z New Capitol Visitors Center Code Compliance
Peer Review
JUDICIAL COUNCIL OF CALIFORNIA (JCC)
z Sonora Court House Post Occupancy Evaluation
CITY OF LA QUINTA
z Cultural Campus Master Planning
CITY OF ROSEVILLE
z Downtown Space Utilization & Feasibility Study
z Transit Tenant Improvements
z Energy Park Workplace Assessment
z Fire Station #3 Feasibility and Pricing Study
CITY & COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC HEALTH
z Multiple Historic Buildings Assessments and Re-use
Studies -SF. General Hospital and Laguna Hospital
CITY OF WEST SACRAMENTO
z City Hall Space and Needs Assessment Study
z West Gateway Tenant Improvement
CITY OF SAN JOSE
z Camden Community Center Kitchen Remodel
z Cantilever Racks and Revisions
z Cesar Chavez Plaza Meter Upgrade
z Children’s Discovery Museum, Mechanical
z Fire Station # 3 Renovations
z Fuel Station
z Guadalupe River Park Conservancy
Building Evaluations
COUNTY OF AMADOR
z Library Interior Renovation
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES
z Downtown Mental Health Center
z Mental Health Center Trailer Relocation
z ORCHID System Infrastructure Upgrades
COUNTY OF MADERA
z Madera County Library ADA Upgrade
z Morgue and Autopsy Room
COUNTY OF PLACER
z Auburn Library Study Rooms
z District Attorney Building B Tenant Improvements
z Placer County Health and Human Services Center
Design Criteria
z Veterans Tenant Improvement Project
z Antique Soda Fountain Structural Review
z Auburn Library Infrastructure Improve-
ment Project
COUNTY OF SAN MATEO
z Cordilleras Mental Health Study, Programming &
Bridging Documents
COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA
z Santa Clara Valley Medical Center - Behavioral
Health Services Center (BHSC)
z O’Connor Hospital Renovations
COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO
z Arcade Library Refresh
z Arden-Dimick Library Refresh
z Martin Luther King Jr. Library
z Sacramento International Airport -
Terminal A & B Office Improvement
SACRAMENTO AREA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
z Workplace Needs Assessment Study
z Office Tenant Improvements
z Post Occupancy Evaluation
SUTTER COUNTY
z Yuba City Main Library Innovation Center
z Road Crew Buildings Feasibility Study
z County Clerk Recorders Office Feasibility Study
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AGREEMENT
HGA Engineering has
reviewed and has no concerns
with the City’s Consultant
Services Agreement.
“We have worked with HGA for the last 8 years on
our campus, reviewing current MEP systems and
developing building resilience within our 50-year-
old infrastructure. They are a very dependable,
knowledgeable, thorough, and organized team.
The reporting documents are superior to any
other firm we have worked with to date. My team
greatly appreciated that they listened to our
concerns and included us in their process.”
Mark Rojas, Executive Director,
Plant Operations & Engineering Services,
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center | Main Building MEP Utility Systems Assessment
Los Angeles, CA
310.557.7600
HGA.COM
1301 Colorado Avenue
Santa Monica, CA 90404