Keeping its commitment to hire locally, the County’s contractor has brought on board two subcontractors who bid to work on the construction of the Southeastern Live Well Center.
The County’s Southeastern Live Well Center project is moving forward and residents in the area will once again have an opportunity to give their input on the look and feel of the facility which will serve as a hub for health and social services in the region.
The public will soon have opportunities to participate in the next steps of creating the Southeastern Live Well Center that will serve as a hub for community services in the San Diego neighborhood.
The County of San Diego, along with PCL Construction Services, Inc. and architects Steinberg Hart, are revising the Southeastern Live Well Center project.
The County of San Diego has selected PCL Construction and Steinberg Hart/RJC Architects to begin negotiations and contract finalization for the design and construction of the new Southeastern Live Well Center. The 80,000-square-foot facility will be built at the intersection of Market Street and Euclid Avenue.
Southeastern San Diego community members are invited to provide their input on three designs under consideration for the County of San Diego’s newest Live Well Center.
The County is a step closer to creating a Southeastern Live Well Center after the Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the purchase of City of San Diego land Wednesday to augment the County’s current site.
