Harbor College

Los Angeles Harbor College’s educational programs and support services meet the needs of the diverse communities within the South Bay and the adjacent communities of the Palos Verdes Peninsula, Port of Long Beach, and the cities of Torrance, Carson and Gardena. Student Success, Excellence, Integrity, A Supportive Environment, Personal and Institutional Accountability, and Civic Responsibility are part the institute's core values. LAHC presents a broad range of programs geared toward helping students prepare themselves for life in the 21^st Century and offering a variety of programs and services to help its students achieve life goals.

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Featured Projects

Student Union

The Student Union is a 2-level, 59,000 square foot building serving as the future home to the Culinary Arts program and will centralize all the student life programs offered by the college.

New Child Development Center

New Child Development Center

The new Child Development Center is a single story facility that will bring together in one location the diverse elements that comprise an instructional childhood education facility.

Active Projects

Sub Project Number	Sub Project Title	% Complete	Academic Occupancy Date	Progress Summary
03H-306.00	Southeast Hall	0%	06/02/2025	Design in Progress

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* Only active projects are listed above. Projects in closeout and those considered 40J (i.e. ADA, Stormwater, etc) are not included above.

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Small Contractor Boot Camp Flyer Fall 2022

OCTOBER 4, 2022

Small Contractor Boot Camp - Fall 2022

The Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) Small Contractor Boot Camp is a four-session program designed specifically for small contractors to improve their competitive bidding capacity. Through a comprehensive, hands-on curriculum, small contractors will learn more about the pre-qualification process for the Pre-Qualified Service Provider (PQSP) bench contracts for projects ranging from $25K - $5M, how to bid for work, and successfully execute BuildLACCD construction projects. Curriculum Includes: • Qualifying for Pre-Qualified Service Provider Bench • Bonding & Certification • Access to Capital • Estimating • Scheduling • Sustainability • Safety • Labor Compliance • Project Labor Agreement (PLA) Requirements • Local Worker Hire Program LACCD’s $9.6 billion building program seeks to modernize and renovate projects throughout its nine colleges. The Board of Trustees established a 30% Local, Small, Emerging, and Disabled Veteran (LSEDV) participation goal for all BuildLACCD contracts. This provides numerous opportunities for LSEDV businesses to participate on the program. The District also seek