Facilities Partnership Briefing

Pacifica School District

Prepared by United Facilities Group
Prepared for Dr. Stacey Stauffer Interim Executive Director of Finance

A steadier standard for Pacifica's campuses.

A short, focused brief on how UFG can support Pacifica School District with consistent grounds care, responsive facilities maintenance, and a single accountable local partner across every campus.

What's inside

Five-campus portrait, grounds-led service approach, trust and compliance posture, a proposed walkthrough method, a phased engagement roadmap, and a direct line into the UFG team.

Core proposition

One Northern California partner. Family ownership, MBE standing, prevailing wage capability, and background-checked field staff bringing consistency across every Pacifica campus.

Family-Owned & Operated Local leadership since 1998
MBE Minority Business Enterprise
Prevailing Wage CUPCCAA-compliant bidding
Background-Checked Every technician, every campus
5
Active campuses in scope
2,650
Students across the district
28
Years UFG has served Northern California
MBE
Family-owned and operated
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District Reality & UFG's Thesis
A local operating partner

Built for districts that need reliability, not more complexity.

Pacifica is operating five active campuses with a lean facilities team. UFG's role is straightforward: absorb the recurring grounds and maintenance load, hold a consistent standard across every site, and give your leadership one accountable local partner instead of a stack of vendor relationships.

This briefing was prepared specifically around Pacifica's campus footprint, the practical demands facing a multi-campus district, and the day-to-day pressures carried by a lean facilities team. The intent isn't to replace what's working. It's to support where the load is heaviest and bring consistency where it matters most.

UFG is headquartered in Santa Clara and has spent more than 28 years supporting Northern California properties across landscaping, building maintenance, janitorial, and staffing. As a family-owned and operated Minority Business Enterprise with prevailing wage bidding capability and background-checked technicians, UFG brings the accountability structure public school environments require.

Prepared by United Facilities Group | Santa Clara, California

The goal isn't another vendor. It's a facilities partner that gives your team room to breathe.

Five campuses, one standard Multi-site grounds and maintenance demands don't get easier with more vendors. They get easier with one accountable partner holding a consistent line.
Protect the bond work Measure O and Measure G investments hold their value only when day-to-day upkeep stays on schedule.
Recommended first move A campus walkthrough that produces a working action book: useful immediately, useful for board context, and not dependent on a broader commitment.
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Campus Portfolio
Service footprint

Five active campuses and a clear operating picture.

Pacifica's day-to-day facilities load is concentrated across five active campus sites, including the shared Inverness campus serving Ocean Shore and Sunset Ridge. For a grounds-and-facilities partnership, the service map is the campus map.

Campus site Schools served Approx. enrollment Address Service lens
Cabrillo ElementaryK-8~534601 Crespi DrFull-service candidate
Ingrid B. Lacy Middle School6-8~6701427 Palmetto AveField improvements + expansion
Inverness Shared CampusOcean Shore + Sunset Ridge~748 combined340 Inverness DrShared-site coordination
Ortega ElementaryK-5~4021283 Terra Nova BlvdGrounds + surface attention
Vallemar ElementaryK-5~519377 Reina Del Mar AveYear-round grounds care

Shared Inverness service model

Ocean Shore and Sunset Ridge operate from one Inverness site. The right operating model is site-based, not school-by-school: one grounds schedule, one maintenance rhythm, and one reporting line for the district team.

Ingrid B. Lacy expansion

IBL is absorbing roughly 200 additional students following the district's restructuring. With Measure G field improvements planned, this campus will need expanded grounds support and heightened maintenance attention as utilization increases.

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Grounds & Maintenance Approach
Service approach

Grounds and landscaping first. Facilities maintenance close behind.

Pacifica's campuses include varied outdoor environments: playgrounds, athletic fields, walkways, turf areas, and landscaped perimeters. UFG's full-service landscaping platform is built for exactly this kind of multi-site scope, with structured maintenance support that protects building investments alongside it.

Year-round grounds care

Landscape design through ongoing maintenance, keeping campus grounds presentable and safe across every season.

Athletic fields & play surfaces

Turf management, surface upkeep, and safety-focused care for the spaces students use most.

Coastal-climate planting

Seasonal cycles, water-conscious planting, and turf health programs tuned to Pacifica's climate.

Hardscape & arrival presentation

Walkways, parking, exterior surfaces, and the campus arrival experience that signals a well-kept site.

HVAC & comfort

Filter cycles, comfort calls, and seasonal readiness across classrooms and common areas.

Plumbing & restrooms

Restroom readiness, fixture reliability, leak response, and campus hygiene protection.

Electrical & lighting

Lighting, controls, minor repairs, and faster routing of issues that affect the school day.

Preventive cycles & finish care

Scheduled inspection, repairs, and paint touch-ups that catch issues before they become surprises.

What this changes for your team

Jorge Machado's facilities team gets one phone call for grounds care and routine maintenance across all campuses. UFG handles scheduling, crew coordination, seasonal transitions, and quality consistency while helping protect Measure O and Measure G investments. Background-checked custodial and maintenance staffing is available as supportive coverage for seasonal or peak-demand needs.

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Why UFG | Trust | Single Contract
Built for public-school accountability

One Northern California operator. One contract. The safeguards public schools require.

UFG brings the profile that fits a public school district: local enough to respond, broad enough to consolidate scopes, and built around the compliance posture school sites demand without making procurement harder.

Family-Owned & Operated since 1998

Local decisions, direct relationships, accountability close to the field. Not a franchise or distant holding company.

MBE Minority Business Enterprise

Supplier-diversity standing that supports district procurement goals with an execution-first operating approach.

Prevailing Wage | CUPCCAA

UFG bids at prevailing wage and is ready for California public works procurement without additional negotiation.

Background-Checked & OSHA-Trained

Multi-state background checks and child-safeguarding training for every campus assignment. Dedicated safety and training compliance manager on staff.

Single contract. Five campuses. One accountable line.

Managing multiple specialty vendors across five campuses creates coordination overhead a lean facilities team can't afford. UFG's integrated model consolidates grounds, maintenance, and supportive staffing under one contract.

  • One escalation point across every site and service category.
  • One reporting view of campus conditions and emerging needs.
  • Faster response, with resources moving between campuses without cross-vendor delay.
  • Cleaner procurement and contract administration for board reporting.
  • Audit-ready documentation that withstands fiscal scrutiny.

Built for public oversight

Pacifica needs partners whose documentation and compliance posture hold up under scrutiny. Clean records, clear accountability, child-safeguarding training for every school-assigned employee, and audit-ready service documentation are not a special accommodation. They are how UFG operates by default.

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Walkthrough Method
Recommended first engagement

Start with a campus walkthrough that produces a working action book, not a vague summary.

The right first step is a focused field assessment across Pacifica's campuses, prioritizing grounds conditions, building maintenance needs, and service gaps. The outcome is a practical document your team can use for immediate decisions and future planning.

Step 01

Prioritize sites

Select first-wave campuses by operational need and leadership priorities.

Step 02

Inspect on site

Review grounds, exteriors, interiors, restrooms, building systems, and presentation.

Step 03

Score conditions

Translate observations into visible condition tiers and urgency levels by campus.

Step 04

Build the packet

Create a prioritized action book with immediate fixes, near-term scopes, and bid-ready items.

Step 05

Review and launch

Align on next steps, assign ownership, and identify scopes ready for active service.

What UFG inspects

  • Grounds conditions, landscaping health, and turf quality
  • Campus exteriors, walkways, and arrival presentation
  • Building systems: HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general condition
  • Interior finish conditions and restroom readiness
  • Maintenance process gaps and recurring campus pain points

What Pacifica receives

  • Campus-by-campus findings with urgency tiers
  • Recommended 30, 60, and 90-day actions
  • Bundled scopes appropriate for immediate service or bid packaging
  • Visibility into where vendor consolidation reduces friction
  • A working decision packet for leadership and board review
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Roadmap & Next Steps
90-day engagement model

Begin where attention is needed most. Build from results.

A phased approach gives the district a low-risk way to evaluate UFG while producing immediate value. The first wave generates visible campus improvements and a clear action packet, building confidence before any broader commitment.

Days 1-15

Alignment and campus selection

Confirm priority goals, choose first-wave campuses, gather known issue history, and align on the walkthrough sequence. Recommended starts: Cabrillo Elementary (largest K-8 site) and the shared Sunset Ridge / Ocean Shore campus at 340 Inverness Drive (most operationally complex).

Days 16-35

Field walkthroughs and campus scoring

Inspect grounds, building conditions, and service gaps across selected campuses. Capture issue patterns and identify where integrated service reduces vendor complexity and improves consistency.

Days 36-55

Action book and priority scopes

Deliver the first working packet with immediate fixes, medium-term maintenance scopes, and bid-ready landscaping and facilities opportunities, broken out by urgency, campus, and category.

Days 56-90

Launch recurring support and refine

Move selected scopes into active service. Begin regular grounds and maintenance cycles. Tighten reporting cadence and use walkthrough findings to shape any broader procurement conversations.

Suggested next three actions

  • Schedule a planning call with Jorge Machado to confirm priority campuses and service focus areas.
  • Authorize a first-wave walkthrough across Cabrillo and the shared Sunset Ridge / Ocean Shore campus.
  • Set a review session to walk through the finished action book with district leadership.

What success looks like

The district ends the first engagement with sharper campus visibility, a cleaner grounds and maintenance plan, and a stronger basis for future service decisions. UFG earns the broader conversation by making the first packet useful.

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Direct Contact
A direct line

When you're ready, this is who you'll be working with.

A walkthrough is a small commitment. The right partner is the one who shows up well, and the relationship you'll have day-to-day matters more than any deck.

Amy Alfaro of United Facilities Group
Your relationship lead

Amy Alfaro

Sales Representative | United Facilities Group

My job is to make this feel less like a vendor pitch and more like a working relationship. We start with a walkthrough, deliver a packet your team can actually use, and earn the broader conversation from there.

Main line 408-588-1537
General email info@ufgworks.com
Based in Santa Clara, CA

United Facilities Group

2415 De La Cruz Blvd | Santa Clara, CA 95050

info@ufgworks.com | ufgworks.com | 408-588-1537

UFG Principal

Letty Miranda | President

lmiranda@ufgworks.com | (408) 396-4606

Prepared as a strategic facilities partnership packet for Dr. Stacey Stauffer and Pacifica School District.

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