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Sunol Long Term Improvements awarded to Amoroso

Rendering

DaVinci Hall Modernization Awarded to S.J. Amoroso Construction

Modernization includes extensive renovation of the 1962 vintage concrete structure of approximately 65,000 square feet. Includes structural retrofit, ADA renovations, HVAC and electrical systems for faculty offices and classrooms.

Amoroso Awarded $77.7M Northern Branch Jail Project

The County of Santa Barbara awarded Amoroso the $77.7M Northern Branch Jail Project in July 2016. The project consists of the construction of a 138,000 SF, 376-bed jail facility, of which 32 beds are for medical and mental health beds in a specialized housing unit.

VA Palo Alto Health Care Project Awarded to Amoroso

Amoroso was awarded the contract for construction of a new Basic Science Research Building on the Palo Alto Campus. This project will feature a state-of the art open wet-bench laboratory design and will increase the amount of laboratory support space with areas for staff collaboration and education. The two-story, 95,000 GSF will include a below-grade vivarium floor, interstitial floor, and a loading dock. Completion of the project is anticipated in Summer 2019.

Amoroso Awarded the Trousdale Residential Care Facility for the Elderly Project

Amoroso was awarded the Trousdale Residential Care Facility for the Elderly March 8, 2016. The $52M health care facility features 132-unit assisted living and memory care facility in Burlingame. When complete, this project will offer more living options for the growing senior population in the area. The project is located near shopping, physician offices, restaurants and public transportation.

East Contra Costa BART Extension Project Underway

Amoroso and JV partner began construction of the East Contra Costa BART Extension Project in August 2014. This 10-mile rail extension from the Pittsburg-Bay Point BART station to Antioch is set to open in Spring 2018. BART estimates the greenhouse gas emissions will be reduced by 260,000 lbs per day once completed and will reduce vehicle miles traveled by 99 million per year. The project will use independently propelled railcars know as Diesel Multiple Units (DMUs). The DMU train was chosen to bring BART-quality rail service to East County at a much lower cost than conventional BART.