The current largest health system capital expansion in the United States.
By 2030, UC Davis Health’s Sacramento campus will grow from today’s 3.6 million square feet of building space to over 7 million square feet. This doubling of the campus in less than eight years is the largest health system capital expansion in the United States today.
We call this investment “Vision 2030."
The 48X Complex will help to address the shortage of ambulatory operating room capacity at the main hospital.
Aggie Square is an innovation district that will support research, industry and the community.
This medical tower will help UC Davis Health achieve seismic safety compliance, additional service capacity and operational improvements.
A state-of-the-art eye center to bring hope to patients in the Sacramento region and beyond.
PS5 is currently providing parking for construction workers, with over 1,000 spaces for these tradespeople.
A joint venture with LifePoint Health and UC Davis Health.
Vision 2030 is much more than an expansion of our facilities on the Sacramento campus and surrounding communities; it is a long-term investment in our people. UC Davis Health’s staff, recognized as among the best in the country, deserve facilities that match their excellence.—Jason Nietupski, Executive Director of Facilities Planning and Development
As a new year dawns, construction continues across UC Davis Health, and so does our staff’s cumulative work on Vision 2030.
As part of Building Together, FP&D's second annual Industry Day, Executive Director Jason Nietupski provided context to UC Davis Health’s capital program — the largest of its kind in the U.S. today at $7.5 Billion.
A leading force behind Vision 2030 is ensuring the Sacramento campus adheres to California state seismic compliance.
This virtual presentation explains the projects that will transform UC Davis Health Sacramento campus in the years to come.
By 2030, UC Davis Health’s Sacramento campus will grow from today’s 3.6 million square feet of building space to over 7 million square feet. This doubling of the campus in less than eight years is the largest health system capital expansion in the United States today.
