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A brand-new children's hospital building in Oakland is one of the largest healthcare projects in the Bay Area pipeline. With site support infrastructure already under construction and the main hospital building still in Proposed status, ConXtech has a window to influence structural system selection. UCSF is part of the University of California system, where ConXtech has existing relationships, and the Bay Area high-seismic zone is ideal for the proprietary SMF system.

A brand-new main hospital building in San Jose is one of the most significant healthcare construction projects in the Bay Area pipeline. No GC is selected yet, giving ConXtech a window to influence the structural system choice. Even if the main tower exceeds 6 stories, the central plant, tunnel, canopy, and potential associated MOB structures are strong fits for ConXtech's proprietary system.

This is the standout lead in this batch. Stanford Health Care is a known prefab-friendly owner, the East Wing Hospital Addition represents real structural steel scope (unlike the utility-only permits in most other items), and it's in the Bay Area — ConXtech's home turf. The 'Proposed' status on the addition means ConXtech can still influence the structural system selection. Support infrastructure already under construction signals the project is funded and moving.

Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla is planning a new Tower III — a major hospital tower — plus staff connector and pedestrian tunnel, all in Proposed status. Scripps Health is on ConXtech's known prefab-friendly owner list, and no GC has been selected yet, giving ConXtech the opportunity to influence the structural system selection. San Diego is a high-seismic target metro, making the proprietary SMF system a strong value proposition.

This is a major county hospital campus expansion in San Jose with multiple buildings at various stages. The 4-story stair tower and ED additions are strong proprietary system candidates. Proposed components indicate future steel work may still be available for bid in the target metro.

Stanford Health Care is on ConXtech's known prefab-friendly owner list, and this fresh 2026 HCAI filing confirms active campus infrastructure expansion. While the current proposed elements are utility structures, the nursing pod construction signals broader campus growth that may include mid-rise clinical or MOB buildings — where ConXtech's proprietary system excels.

Any Kaiser Permanente project is top priority — ConXtech is the anchor structural steel partner for Kaiser. While this specific filing covers utility tanks, campus infrastructure investment at Fontana strongly signals a broader building program. ConXtech should proactively engage Kaiser SoCal Facilities to position for any upcoming clinical or MOB buildings.

UC Davis is a prefab-friendly owner in ConXtech's university portfolio. While the main tower is already under construction, this is a major campus expansion that will likely have future phases. Maintaining the relationship and understanding the GC team is valuable for future work.

Scripps Health is on ConXtech's known prefab-friendly owner list. Tower III represents a major new hospital tower with substantial structural steel scope, plus multiple connector buildings that could use ConXtech's system. Project is in Proposed status with no GC selected — ideal timing for early engagement on the structural system.

Stanford Health Care is a known prefab-friendly owner with an active hospital addition ('East Wing') still in Proposed status in the Bay Area — ConXtech's home market. The utility infrastructure is already under construction, which means the main building phase is imminent. This is the highest-value lead in this batch because it involves an actual building addition, not just tanks.

This is one of the largest hospital expansion programs in the Bay Area with a 4-story Link Building, BHSC Building, and multiple ED additions. The 4-story mid-rise profile is ideal for ConXtech's proprietary system in a high-seismic zone. Multiple building phases means potential for repeat engagement on structural steel packages.

A hospital replacement building is exactly the type of multi-story healthcare new construction that fits ConXtech's proprietary system. At Proposed status with no GC selected, there is a strong opportunity to engage early and position the rapid-assembly system for schedule advantage on a seismic-zone hospital.

Any Kaiser project deserves attention given ConXtech's anchor client relationship. While the current HCAI filing only shows utility tanks, infrastructure work at a Kaiser campus often precedes a major building project. This warrants immediate outreach to Kaiser's SoCal facilities team to understand the bigger picture.

The proposed 3-story Mental and Behavioral Health Building is a textbook ConXtech proprietary system project — mid-rise, healthcare, San Diego (high-seismic), and likely repetitive floor plans for patient rooms. OSHPD 5 classification suggests a less acute care standard which may accelerate permitting. The GC delivering the currently under-construction ICU Pavilion is worth identifying as they may be the incumbent for this next phase.

A proposed hospital expansion building in Fremont — essentially ConXtech's backyard. The proposed status means the structural steel approach is still open, and no GC has been selected. The underground service passage component suggests significant new construction scope. Early engagement here could lock in the proprietary system.

Kaiser Permanente is ConXtech's anchor client. While the current scope (tanks, canopy, MRI) has limited structural steel opportunity, active HCAI filings signal ongoing campus investment. This is a relationship-maintenance touchpoint — engage Kaiser Facilities to learn about upcoming building phases at West LA that could be a strong proprietary system fit.

Kaiser Fremont is literally in ConXtech's backyard. Active utility infrastructure work signals ongoing campus investment. Any building expansion would be an ideal proprietary system project — high seismic zone, anchor client, local to fabrication and erection teams.

A full replacement hospital in Los Angeles County is a major ground-up healthcare project with significant structural steel scope. With 'Proposed' status and no GC selected, ConXtech has the opportunity to influence the structural system decision early. The high-seismic location in California makes ConXtech's SMF solution a strong value proposition.

Sharp Memorial Hospital's campus expansion includes a New Tower in Proposed status — a future phase that ConXtech can still pursue. The existing under-construction phases provide an opportunity to identify the incumbent GC and build relationships. San Diego's high-seismic requirements make ConXtech's SMF system particularly valuable.

Kaiser Permanente is ConXtech's anchor client with 20+ MOBs delivered. While this ED Expansion is already under construction, identifying the GC and tracking future phases at this campus is critical for maintaining the Kaiser relationship. Any follow-on work at Baldwin Park should be pursued aggressively.

A full replacement hospital is the largest scope item in this batch — this is a ground-up hospital, not just utility infrastructure. The 'Replacement Hospital' building listed as proposed alongside utility structures indicates a major campus rebuild. No GC is selected yet, giving ConXtech time to position with both the owner and prospective GCs.