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Ambulance Station Replacement Project

Cambria Community Healthcare District
Notice of Interest – Design and Construction Services

May 5, 2025

 

The Cambria Community Healthcare District (CCHD) is seeking to identify qualified firms interested in design and/or construction services for upcoming capital projects, including make-ready work for the New Ambulance Station project.

This Letter of Interest serves as a general notification to the architectural, engineering, and construction communities of CCHD’s intent to solicit proposals for services that support the planning, design, and construction of critical public health and emergency response infrastructure.

Future solicitations may include Requests for Qualifications (RFQs), Requests for Proposals (RFPs), or other procurement formats, depending on the project scope and delivery method. Firms of all sizes, including those with experience in healthcare, emergency services, or essential facilities, are encouraged to monitor opportunities.

For questions related to current or upcoming solicitations, please contact:

Linda Hendy, Administrator, Cambria Community Healthcare District

Lhendy@Cambria-healthcare.org

 

We appreciate your interest in partnering with the District to serve our community.

 

New Facility Supporting Documents

i. Topographic Map and Site Survey, Coast Engineering, August 27, 2021.pdfHazardous+Materials+Investigation+Report+(Posted+08-19-2021).pdfFacility Condition Assessment Report November 8, 2021.pdfNumerical Slope Stability Evaluation.pdfCCHD Ambulance Station - Vanir Project Cost Estimates.pdf

 

 

An ad thanking Cambria Community for a new ambulance station, with Measure C-24 support and a link for updates.

MINUTES MATTER and having access to your local healthcare resources is vital to our Community. The Cambria Community Healthcare District provides two full crews of EMTs and Paramedics on standby 24/7 to care for you and to get you to the nearest hospital if needed. 

The CCHD Board must have a long-term view of what the future needs are for CCHD and to provide a safe, and secure environment for our staff and ambulances. We want to assure our community that they will continue to receive the best possible emergency medical care and ambulance transports now, and in the future.

Our goal is to improve the ambulance station facility by replacing the  67-year-old building with a new, modern facility that meets current codes and standards.