Yuba County Sheriff Facility

Project overview As the project and construction manager, Vanir played a key role in delivering the Yuba County Sheriff Facility. This project included renovating and repurposing an existing two-story, 56,000-square-foot building; construction of a single-story, 2,400-square-foot ancillary building; and construction of a 160-foot microwave communication tower. The main building houses the Sheriff Department and serves […]
Valleywise Health – Acute Care Hospital Tower

Project overview Vanir served as the integrated program manager for the $435 million, 10-story Valleywise Health Foundation’s Medical Center on the Roosevelt campus. Replacing an over 50-year-old legacy hospital, the Medical Center is one of several projects included in Valleywise Health’s seven-year Care Reimagined program, aimed at developing, improving and expanding its facilities. Vanir oversaw […]
County of San Mateo Navigation Center

Project overview The County of San Mateo has a goal to achieve functional zero homelessness, where anyone who desires shelter can access it through an array of County facilities and programs. As a result, Vanir provided project and construction management services for the County’s new, sustainable and energy-efficient 25,419-square-foot Navigation Center, built on a 2.5-acre […]
Metropolitan State Hospital – Nutrition Services Facility

Project overview In July 2005, Vanir was selected to provide construction management/staff augmentation services for California Department of State Hospitals (DSH)-Metropolitan’s new, LEED Gold certified kitchen. DSH-Metropolitan is an acute licensed psychiatric hospital serving adult patients from Los Angeles and Orange counties. Its original kitchen was built in 1950 and could no longer keep up […]
Western State Hospital

Project overview The Vanir team provided project management and inspection services for the state-of-the-art psychiatric facility, built to replace the original 19-building campus located on 250 acres. Certified LEED Silver, the new hospital is on 67 acres adjacent to the old facility, and includes 246 patient beds, with 22 medically-frail bedrooms and eight patient care […]
Veterans Home of California – West Los Angeles Kitchen Project

Project overview In 2015, the Vanir team provided construction management services for a kitchen renovation project for the Veterans Home of California–West Los Angeles. The state-of-the-art, long-term healthcare facility was built in 2010 and includes 396 beds for California’s veterans. The facility’s existing kitchen is on the second floor and serves 84 beds. The project […]
Veterans Affairs Northern California Healthcare System

Project overview Vanir provided project and construction management services at multiple Veterans Affairs outpatient clinics in Northern California. We assisted the client through all phases of the program, from planning and design to construction and occupancy. Vanir’s leadership during the planning and design management phases included conducting constructability reviews that reduced schedule timeframes, costs and […]
University of Southern California Health Science Campus

Project overview From 2011-2014, Vanir provided construction management services for multiple projects within four buildings at the University of Southern California (USC) Health Science Campus. Projects included: Keck Medical Center of USC: Non-Structural Performance Category (NPC) 3 seismic upgrade to meet requirements under SB. 1953 Kenneth Norris Jr. Cancer Hospital and Research Institute: NPC 2 […]
St. Joseph’s Medical Center – Women and Children’s Pavilion

Project overview As project manager for CommonSpirit Health’s major medical expansion, Vanir delivered a project that was not only successful from a cost and schedule perspective, but also in terms of the client relationship that was developed and exists today. CommonSpirit Health was in need of additional intensive care and medical surgical beds at St. […]
San Quentin Central Health Services Building

Project overview Vanir was hired to develop and implement an emergency plan to build a new medical facility that would satisfy the Federal Court’s requirements for a new medical, dental and mental health services facility. The San Quentin Health Services Building was a unique project, having been constructed on California’s oldest correctional complex. In addition […]