Design and Construction Management is supporting Facilities Management on several deferred maintenance projects — on campus and beyond — including elevator repair, roof replacement and more.

The UC Davis Wolfskill Experimental Orchards is a valuable research resource utilized by the Department of Plant Sciences for plant breeding, germplasm evaluation, and horticultural and physiological studies. To support the research orchard, a new irrigation well is being constructed to replace an aging well and provide a reliable water supply for the site.

The 60-year old Solano Park apartments will be demolished. In it's place an overpass will be constructed to connect the campus to a housing development that will house students once constructed.

Following the successful conversion of the Quad district, Big Shift construction is moving focus to the Sprocket District, which covers the western campus core including the Segundo and Reagan residence halls, the Student Health and Wellness Center, the ARC, the University Credit Union Center, and a handful of classroom and lab buildings.

To meet campus growth projections and improve the resiliency of the campus water supply, a new domestic water treatment plant will be constructed to treat surface water from Lake Berryessa.

The project consists of structural upgrades to the essential services of the Fire and Police buildings.

To safely accommodate the increasing number of cars, bikes and pedestrians going to and from the campus’s expanding Gateway District, this project — majority-funded by the Federal Highway Administration — replaces a 32-foot-wide, almost- 70-year-old bridge with a seismically safe 52-foot-wide span that includes standard sidewalks and bike lanes.