California Forever

The largest advanced manufacturing park in America with a detailed masterplan for 2,100 acres and 40M square feet of commercial space

Over 170,000 homes for all incomes with intimate neighborhoods, a core downtown, entertainment and culture.

A new shipyard built for the 21st century. A greenfield site along the industrial waterfront of the SF Bay’s deep water ship channel.

A joint statement on California Forever was issued by labor unions, contractors, and industry associations.

Solano families face long travel times and traffic to reach coastal beaches for their children.

News outlets cover the California Forever project and its announcements.

Solano County residents expressed concerns about job shortages, commutes, and declining government services during community engagement sessions.

A report by the Bay Area Council Economic Institute and Blue Sky Consulting Group outlines the economic potential of the Suisun Expansion Plan and Solano Shipyard.

California Forever collaborates with Solano County, Rio Vista, and Suisun City to develop new industries and neighborhoods, including the Solano Shipyard.

California Forever announces Jim Wunderman as Head of Public Affairs, citing his leadership in California’s economic and political sectors.

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The new city includes Solano Foundry and the Solano Shipyard along with everything else a city needs for over 400,000 residents.

The Suisun Expansion Plan and Solano Shipyard will generate jobs, tax revenue, and economic benefits across California.

The California Forever plan proposes a renewable-energy-powered, walkable city designed for sustainability and low carbon emissions.

California Forever invites interest from potential residents for future housing in the planned city.

Building the next great American city with advanced manufacturing, shipbuilding, and walkable, urban neighborhoods.