The VA San Francisco Healthcare System is seeking architectural/engineering firms to submit SF 330 qualifications for design services to renovate 13,750 SF of outpatient clinic space into modern hemodialysis, women’s, police, and specialty care areas at the San Francisco VA Medical Center, 4150 Clement St, San Francisco, CA. The estimated construction cost is $15.7 million. The required work includes a 2-day on-site design charrette, full design deliverables through final production, cost estimates, phased construction documents, and construction-period services, all within a 400-day design period plus 5 years of construction support. Prime firms must demonstrate healthcare design and construction administration experience, provide multiple licensed disciplines, and be able to respond and be on-site within a four-hour window. Selection will be based on past experience, technical competence, capacity, past performance, and geographic/local knowledge.

The VA San Francisco Healthcare System is seeking Architectural/Engineering firms to submit SF 330s for design services to renovate 13,750 SF of existing outpatient space into a modern Hemodialysis Clinic, Women's Clinic, and renovated police and specialty care areas. The project is located at the San Francisco VA Medical Center, 4150 Clement St, San Francisco, CA, with an estimated construction cost of $15.7M. The selected firm must complete full design deliverables within a 400-day design period, including a 2-day on-site design charrette, cost estimates, phased construction documents, and 5-year construction period services. The prime firm must be a licensed professional firm with proven healthcare design experience, and selection will be based on past experience, specialized technical competence in hospital design within California's seismic requirements, capacity, and past performance. The prime firm must have knowledge of San Francisco area codes, environmental regulations, and seismic requirements

This is a sources sought notice to identify qualified businesses capable of performing architectural design services for a renovation of 13,750 square feet at the San Francisco VA Medical Center. The scope includes an initial 2-day design charrette (scheduled approximately 60 days after document review and initial test fits) followed by design deliverables at 35%, 65%, 95%, and 100% in accordance with the Brooks Act. Performance will take place at the ground floor of A-wing, Building 203, and firms must demonstrate the ability to respond and be on site within a 500-mile window. Interested firms, particularly those in SDVOSB, VOSB, and other socio-economic categories, must provide relevant hospital renovation experience and other requested information to help determine if a set-aside is possible.

The VA is conducting a sources sought to identify qualified firms capable of providing architectural design services for renovating 13,750 square feet of ground-floor space at the San Francisco VA Medical Center in Building 203. The effort will require a 2-day design charrette scheduled about 60 days after initial document review, followed by schematic design at 35% and 65%, a 95% design development deliverable, and 100% construction documents. Interested firms from various socio-economic categories, including SDVOSB, VOSB, SDB, WOSB, HUBZone, 8(a), and small business, must show relevant hospital renovation experience, ability to work in an active healthcare environment with seismic requirements in San Francisco, and capacity to be on site within 500 miles. The NAICS code is 541330 with a $25.5 million size standard, and the VA will use responses to determine whether a set-aside is possible.

The VA is seeking qualified small businesses, including SDVOSB, VOSB, and other socio-economic categories, to provide architectural design services for renovating 13,750 square feet of space at the San Francisco VA Medical Center. The project involves redesigning outpatient mental health, therapy, and police service areas on the ground floor of Building 203, with deliverables including schematic design, design development, and construction documents. A two-day design charrette is required, scheduled approximately 60 days after initial document review. Responses to this sources sought notice must be submitted by August 5, 2026, to help the government determine acquisition strategy and potential set-aside. Performance will occur at the San Francisco VA Medical Center, and firms must be able to respond on-site within four hours.

The VA is conducting market research for an architectural firm to design a 13,750 square foot renovation at the San Francisco VA Medical Center, covering outpatient mental health, therapy, and police spaces. Interested firms from various socio-economic categories (SDVOSB, VOSB, WOSB, HUBZone, 8(a), small business) must demonstrate experience with active healthcare environments and stringent seismic requirements in San Francisco. Required design deliverables include schematic designs (35% and 65%), design development (95%), and construction documents (100%), with an initial two-day design charrette scheduled approximately 60 days after document review. Firms must be able to be on site within a four-hour window. No budget amount is specified, but the NAICS size standard is $25.5 million.