BUILT IN THE PAST. DESIGNING THE FUTURE.
PROJECT—Justice,On the Boards
Amador County Jail SB 863 Expansion
Client: County of Amador
Size: 14,200 sq. ft.
Completion: In Progress
Delivery Method: Design-Bid-Build
Location: Jackson, CA
Service: Pre-Design, Design, Construction Administration, Construction Documents, Bid/Award, BIM, Furnishings
Principal-in-Charge: Eric Fadness
Project Architect: Lorenzo Lopez
Civil Engineer: Cunningham
Structural Engineer: CYS
Electrical Engineer: The Engineering Enterprise
Landscape Architecture: Cunningham
Low Voltage: The Engineering Enterprise
Security: AVS Engineers
Acoustical/Audiovisual: SFMI
Geotechnical: Terracon
Cost Estimating: Vanir
Medical Equipment: Criterion Systems
Energy Consultant: MK2
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Nacht & Lewis is currently working on a new 40-bed housing and treatment facility at the Amador County Jail in Jackson, California. The 14,051-square-foot facility will provide new housing, programming, and treatment space for incarcerated persons in the county’s jail system. The County was awarded $17.1 million in funding through California Senate Bill SB863, much of the funding is necessary to build the new facility. Project completion is slated for late 2025.
