27-8728 Catalina Housing Dining Hall – Design Build
The Project consists of the design and construction of an approximately 32,000 GSF, 500-
person dining facility serving University of Arizona students, faculty, and staff. The Project will
complete the designated first-floor core-and-shell space within the Catalina Student Housing
development as a fully operational dining facility, including the associated back-of-house food-
service spaces necessary to support its operation. The scope of work includes, but is not limited
to, architectural, structural, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, fire protection, commercial kitchen
ventilation and exhaust, grease waste systems, food-service equipment, and dining-area
furniture.
27-8704 Casino Del Sol Stadium South Endzone & McKale Memorial Center Khalil Lounge Renovations
University of Arizona Athletics Department endeavor to renovate portions of Casino Del Sol
Stadium and McKale Memorial Center to improve fan experiences through revenue generating
upgrades of these two facilities. At Casino Del Sol Stadium, improvements would include
approximately 5,000 GSF of new family-oriented club space offering food and beverage options,
upgraded restrooms, premium field level seating, and upgraded concessions. At McKale
Memorial Center, improvements would include approximately 3,000 to 4,000 GSF of new
lounge space offering food and beverage options and support office upgrades for high-end
donors and sponsors.
27-8729 One Stop Shop
The project addresses the conversion and renovations of approximately 6,000 GSF of multiple
spaces located at the Student Union Memorial Center. Renovations to include: Relocation of the
Market (Room 261, 1,968 SF) to NRICH (Rooms 274 & 274A, 1,020 SF) and Tech Zone (Room
278, 743 SF); relocation of NRICH to Cork & Craft Brewery Area (Room 203, 737 SF);
relocation of Tech Zone to Esport (Room 136, 1,371 SF), construction of new One Stop Shop at
location of existing Market (Room 261). One Stop Shop will include office space, conference
room, and open collaboration area for Registrar, Bursar, and Financial Aid.
The importance of this project to the University and its strategic initiatives, the expected
refinement of the result, the complexity of multiple phases, the need to minimize downtime for
the constituent units, and the unyielding completion date make this project unique.
