This project involved detailed quantity takeoffs for the expansion of the San Joaquin Fish Hatchery, an environmental and infrastructure facility designed to support aquatic life management and conservation efforts. The scope focused on interpreting construction drawings and extracting accurate quantities for architectural components, including doors, room layouts, and structural elements.

The estimation process required careful analysis of plan sheets, door schedules, and spatial layouts across multiple sections of the facility. Given the nature of hatchery buildings, the project included specialized spaces such as storage areas, operational rooms, and controlled environments, requiring precise measurement and classification of construction elements.

Additionally, the project demanded a high level of accuracy due to its institutional nature, where planning and budgeting must align with strict regulatory and operational standards. The takeoffs provided a reliable foundation for cost estimation, procurement planning, and execution strategy for the facility expansion.