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330 Innovation Park Partners, L.P. 600 Grant Street, Suite1400 PITTSBURGH PA 15219-2703 USA

UEI: SLED_F20A97DF06125F85

330 Innovation Park Partners, L.P. 600 Grant Street, Suite1400 PITTSBURGH PA 15219-2703 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_F20A97DF06125F85. It has been awarded $1,695,983 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Lessors of Other Real Estate Property. Top awarding agencies include Pbs R3 Acq Management Division.

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Pbs R3 Acq Management Division$1.7M100%

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531190 - Lessors of Other Real Estate Property$1.7M100%

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Open opportunities in 330 Innovation Park Partners, L.P. 600 Grant Street, Suite1400 PITTSBURGH PA 15219-2703 USA's top NAICS codes and agencies

Elevated Commercial Loading Dock AccessThe contract requires the provision or guaranteed access to an elevated commercial loading dock designed for truck deliveries that do not use lift gates, ensuring full compliance with OSHA regulations and applicable local building codes. The facility must be constructed or made available to support safe and efficient unloading operations, accommodating heavy freight vehicles without the need for mechanical lifting assistance. This requirement emphasizes structural integrity, proper height alignment, and environmental safety features to protect workers and equipment during loading and unloading activities. The opportunity is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 531190 and is managed by the General Services Administration's PBS Office of Leasing. The solicitation was posted on July 28, 2026, with responses due by August 7, 2026, at 6:00 PM. Performance is expected to take place in Baltimore, though no specific address or state details are provided. The contract does not specify a set-aside classification, indicating it is open to general competition, and no point of contact is listed in the available data. Interested parties must ensure their proposals demonstrate proven compliance with all safety standards and the ability to deliver or guarantee immediate access to a suitable dock facility.

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Yara North America New Long-Term LeaseThe Port of Stockton is proposing a long-term lease agreement with Yara North America, the existing tenant, to continue operations at its facility in Stockton, California. The initial lease term is set for ten years, with two optional five-year extension periods, providing long-term stability for Yara’s liquid fertilizer operations on the property. The agreement reinforces Yara’s ongoing presence at the port and supports its continued use of the designated space for its core business activities. All activities will be conducted at the current location with a ZIP code of 95203, ensuring operational continuity without relocation. Jason Cashman, the Port Director of Environmental Affairs, is the primary point of contact for the port, while Jessica Smalley, Yara’s Contract Management Specialist, serves as the key liaison on the tenant side. The lease opportunity was posted on July 24, 2026, as a forecasted procurement action, indicating the port’s intent to formalize this long-term arrangement. No solicitation number or set-aside details are provided, suggesting this is a direct negotiation with an existing occupant rather than a competitive bidding process. The terms reflect a strategic commitment by both parties to maintain and potentially expand fertilizer logistics infrastructure in the Stockton port area.

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FY26-DOEE-WPD-sole source procurement of Kingman Island ranger stationThe District of Columbia’s Department of Energy and Environment is forecasting a sole-source procurement to securely acquire ownership of the LEAF House facility, which will serve as the permanent Ranger Station on Kingman Island. This action is intended to formalize control over the property to ensure its continued operational use for environmental stewardship, public access, and park management purposes. The procurement is scheduled for fiscal year 2026 and reflects a strategic effort to consolidate and stabilize agency infrastructure on the island. No solicitation number has been issued yet, and the contract is currently in the forecast stage, with no set-aside provisions, NAICS code, or point of contact details provided. The facility will function as a critical operational hub for park rangers and environmental programs, supporting community engagement, conservation efforts, and site maintenance on Kingman Island. The procurement will proceed without competitive bidding due to the unique nature of the property and its designated use, aligning with the agency’s long-term goals for preserving and managing public lands in the District.

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Enhanced Use Leasing Project Eielson Air Force BaseThe Department of the Air Force is soliciting proposals under RFLP AFCEC26R0009 for an Enhanced Use Lease at Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska to develop mixed-use or housing projects on four non-contiguous parcels of land. The initiative is authorized under Title 10 U.S.C. §2667 and guided by Executive Order 13327, emphasizing the efficient and economical use of federal real property to generate financial return while maintaining mission readiness. Proposals must demonstrate a viable development plan that generates commercial, non-Federal use without any direct Air Force financial support, guarantees, or utility provisions. Selected offerors will enter into a long-term ground lease wherein they assume full responsibility for financing, permitting, constructing, owning, operating, and maintaining all improvements on the site, including compliance with all environmental, engineering, zoning, and land use regulations at their sole expense. The Government will evaluate submissions using a two-phase, best-value selection process based on four weighted factors: project description, return to the government, organization and capability, and integrated project plan and schedule, with Factors 3 and 4 considered equally important. Offerors must submit a comprehensive financial pro forma in Microsoft Excel detailing proposed cash rent, construction budgets, sources and uses of funds, debt service, reserves, and revenue streams, along with a certified conceptual site plan, utility and environmental management plans, engineering certifications, and an integrated Gantt chart outlining all project milestones from planning through operations. All proposals must adhere to strict submission protocols, including compliance with the required appendices, submission in Word or PDF format, and mandatory inclusion of a fully completed financial pro forma—failure to submit this document renders a proposal unacceptable. Offerors must also provide corporate documentation proving legal standing, ownership structure, and management authority, and are required to disclose any foreign ownership, past governmental lease faults, ongoing litigation, or fraud-related judgments from the past ten years. Labor standards are governed by the Davis-Bacon Act, requiring prevailing wage compliance, weekly payroll certifications via Optional Form WH-347, and flow-down clauses to all subcontractors. Insurance requirements are substantial, including $2 million in general liability coverage with the government named as an insured, performance and payment bonds for each construction phase, workers’ compensation at statutory limits, environmental liability coverage if underground storage tanks are present, and crime or fidelity bonding. The Buy American Act applies to construction materials, and lessees must maintain a drug-free workplace and avoid prohibited foreign-sourced materials. The

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Move-In Ready Office Space LeaseA fully operational short-term office rental space is required in Mountain Home, ID, to be ready for occupancy no later than September 1, 2026. The space must include all necessary utilities, routine janitorial services, and snow removal to ensure uninterrupted functionality throughout the lease period. This contract is structured as a subcontract under a Total Small Business Set-Aside, reserved exclusively for small businesses as defined by the SBA, with the NAICS code 531190 applicable to other activities related to real estate. The opportunity was posted on July 22, 2026, and responses are due by July 30, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. The awarding agency is the Department of Agriculture through its FPAC Business Center Acquisition Division, with performance strictly limited to the specified location in Mountain Home, Idaho.

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USDA intent to award Burns, ORThe United States Department of Agriculture intends to renew an existing lease for space in Burns, Oregon, using other than full and open competition, with the current lease set to expire. The required property must consist of between 9,000 and 9,588 rentable square feet and must be located on the grounds of the City of Burns Airport. Proposals for inspection must be submitted by July 31, 2026, and any submission from a party other than the property owner or manager must include written authorization from the owner permitting the offer of the space. Interested parties should direct expressions of interest to Grace Connolly, Realty Specialist at the USDA APHIS MRPBS office in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The solicitation number is 57-6395-26-017, and the NAICS code for this action is 531190, indicating a focus on other lessors of real estate. The deadline for submissions is July 31, 2026, at 2:00 PM Eastern Time.

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ARMED FORCES CAREER CENTERThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Recruiting Facilities Program, is seeking offers for approximately 1,200 square feet of usable commercial retail/office space in Marion, Illinois, bounded by I-13 to the north, Hendrickson Street to the south, Old Springs Road to the east, and I-57 to the west, to establish an Armed Forces Career Center. The space must include a secondary egress, dedicated parking for two government vehicles available 24/7, and additional parking within four blocks for employees and customers. Daytime janitorial services are required, following detailed specifications covering daily, monthly, and annual cleaning tasks, including trash removal, restroom disinfection, window cleaning, and light fixture maintenance. Maximum visibility signage is mandatory, and the site must not be adjacent to non-compatible businesses such as adult entertainment venues, bars, methadone clinics, marijuana dispensaries, gun shops, or liquor stores. All lessors must be actively registered in SAM.gov with a valid CAGE code prior to submission. Offers must include a completed Rental Proposal Worksheet, proof of SAM registration, and an existing floor plan, and must adhere strictly to non-negotiable General Clauses and Construction & Security Specifications that mandate compliance with federal codes, Energy Star components, HVAC standards, and the prohibition of unauthorized telecommunications equipment. The lease term is typically five years but includes a government termination clause; a significant financial contribution from the lessor toward build-out costs may be required to secure a firm five-year commitment. Evaluation criteria prioritize location, compliance with all technical and security requirements, timeliness of submission, competitive pricing, and qualitative alignment with mission needs. Proposals are due by 5:30 p.m. on August 4, 2026, and inquiries should be directed to Kelly Black at kelly.r.black@usace.army.mil. The contracting office is located in Louisville, Kentucky, under the Department of Defense, with the NAICS code 531190 for other activities related to real estate.

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ARMED FORCES CAREER CENTERThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Recruiting Facilities Program, is seeking offers for approximately 4,000 square feet of usable commercial retail/office space in Marion, Illinois, bounded by I-13 to the north, Hendrickson Street to the south, Old Springs Road to the east, and I-57 to the west. The space must accommodate 10 government-owned vehicles with 24/7 sign-designated parking, along with additional parking for employees and customers within four blocks, and include daytime janitorial services and prominent signage for maximum visibility. Properties adjacent to adult entertainment venues, bars, nightclubs, methadone clinics, drug rehabilitation centers, marijuana or hemp dispensaries, gun shops, or liquor stores will be disqualified due to incompatibility. All lessors must be actively registered in SAM.gov and submit a completed Rental Proposal Worksheet, proof of SAM registration including an active CAGE code, and the existing floor plan. The lease term is generally five years with a government termination clause, but firm five-year commitments require significant lessor contribution to build-out costs, which are otherwise rarely approved. The lease incorporates non-negotiable general conditions, construction and security specifications requiring compliance with federal, state, and local codes, Energy Star standards, low-VOC materials, formaldehyde emission limits, and specific fire safety standards including NFPA 13, 25, and 72. HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and communication systems must be installed per detailed technical requirements, and as-built drawings in DWG and PDF formats are mandatory upon completion. Janitorial services must adhere to a strict schedule including daily, monthly, and annual cleaning tasks. Cybersecurity requirements mandate adherence to FAR 52.204-21 for safeguarding government information systems, personal identity verification under FAR 52.204-9 and GSAR 552.204-9, and prohibitions on telecommunications equipment from designated vendors under FAR 52.204-25 and related clauses. Evaluation of proposals will prioritize location, compliance with all construction, security, and lease requirements, timeliness of submission, competitive pricing in the government’s interest, and qualitative feedback from the client regarding mission suitability. Proposals must be submitted electronically via SAM.gov no later than August 4, 2026, at 5:30 p.m., and any incomplete submissions will be rejected. The contracting office is located in Louisville, Kentucky, and inquiries should

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Consent to Lease Supplement (Sublease) with Los Angeles SMSA Limited Partnership dba Verizon Wireless Lease HD-6943Lease HD-6943, originally executed on July 14, 2006, for a ten-year term, includes three automatic five-year renewal options that extend the lease through July 13, 2031, unless either party provides notice of non-extension. The lessee may terminate the lease during any renewal term with 180 days’ written notice. The current action seeks consent to a lease supplement authorizing Los Angeles SMSA Limited Partnership dba Verizon Wireless to sublease a portion of the existing telecommunications facility located at Pier D in Long Beach, California, for the installation, operation, and maintenance of wireless telecommunications equipment. The activity is limited to the current developed footprint of the facility with no expansion permitted, and all operations must comply with applicable Harbor Development Permits, building codes, and fire codes. The project qualifies for a categorical exemption under CEQA Section 15301 as a minor alteration to an existing facility consistent with the Port’s Master Plan and does not require further environmental review. No pricing, cost estimates, or financial terms are disclosed in the documentation, and no standard Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses are applicable as this is a real estate lease matter rather than a federal procurement. The Port of Long Beach retains oversight through its Director of Real Estate and Environmental Associate, who serve as primary points of contact, though no formal Contracting Officer, COR, or COTR roles are explicitly designated. The place of performance is definitively established at Pier D, Long Beach, with inspection and acceptance occurring at the same location. There are no specified payment terms, invoicing procedures, accounting codes, or delivery schedules beyond the lease term and termination rights. No representations, certifications, socioeconomic designations, or UEI/CAGE codes are provided, and no formal attachments, packaging requirements, or submission instructions are included in the documentation, indicating this action is a procedural consent to sublease under an existing long-term agreement rather than a competitive procurement.

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Mooring Buoy Lease Administration and ComplianceThe contract governs the administrative oversight and compliance with the terms of a 10-year lease for two recreational mooring buoys situated on sovereign land in Lake Tahoe. It does not authorize any physical installation, maintenance, construction, or service provision; the sole focus is on ensuring the lawful and regulated use of the buoys in accordance with state land management policies. The lessee is responsible for adhering to all applicable regulations, reporting requirements, and operational standards to maintain compliance throughout the lease term. The agreement is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 531190 and is administered by the California State Lands Commission. No physical work is expected, and no services are required beyond monitoring and enforcing adherence to the lease conditions. The contract was posted on July 15, 2026, and is linked to a state-maintained project database, emphasizing its role as a regulatory and administrative tool rather than a service or construction contract.

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational Use Lease 9100The California State Lands Commission has authorized the issuance of General Lease 9100 for recreational use, permitting the continued operation of two mooring buoys in Lake Tahoe adjacent to 3280 Edgewater Drive near Tahoe City, Placer County, California. The lease term spans ten years, beginning June 23, 2026, and concluding on June 22, 2036, with no provision for renewal or extension specified. The project qualifies for a categorical exemption under California Code of Regulations Title 14, Section 15301, as it involves no physical alteration to the environment and maintains existing recreational activities. The lease is issued to James Harold Richardson, IV and Kimberly Paulson Richardson, Trustees of the 2006 Restatement of the Richardson Family Trust, and is classified as a forecast action with no solicitation number assigned, indicating it is not part of a competitive procurement process. No pricing, payment terms, or financial obligations are disclosed in the documentation, and there is no indication of invoicing methods, accounting codes, or remittance details. The point of contact is Christopher Hall, Environmental Scientist at the Commission, with the applicant also listed as a secondary point of contact. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, evaluation factors, inspection criteria, packaging requirements, or special contract conditions are applicable or referenced, as this is a state-level administrative lease action governed by California environmental and land management regulations. There are no attachments, certifications, or representations required under federal procurement standards, and no contracting officer, COR, or COTR is identified. The lease is purely operational, focused on maintaining existing mooring access without imposing new construction, technical specifications, or performance metrics beyond continued compliant use.

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OFFICE SPACE FOR US ARMY COE NASHVILLE TNThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District is seeking lease proposals for approximately 66,000 square feet of fully serviced office space in Nashville, Tennessee, to be customized to meet the Government’s operational and security needs. The space must be located on continuous floors and built to suit, with all design, construction, and coordination responsibilities falling to the lessor. The lease will initially be for one year and may be renewed at the Government’s discretion for up to 19 additional one-year terms under the authority of 10 U.S.C. 2661. Proposals must comply with stringent requirements outlined in multiple exhibits, including detailed design criteria, seismic compliance standards based on ASCE/SEI 41, fire protection and life safety certifications, accessibility compliance, and a comprehensive security framework that includes duress alarms, secure air intakes, locked ground-floor windows, and emergency generator protection. The space must support a Level II facility with security systems maintained through a preventive program, where critical failures must be repaired within five business days, and all personnel handling mail must hold at least a Secret clearance. IT infrastructure must meet Cat 6A cabling standards with two data drops and two power receptacles per workstation, and clean, conditioned power must be provided throughout. The Government will evaluate proposals using a best value tradeoff approach, weighing total lease cost—comprising shell rent, tenant improvements, building-specific amortized capital, operating expenses, and parking—against non-price factors including layout efficiency, neighborhood suitability for mission execution and employee retention, and proposed schedule adherence. Pricing must be submitted via standardized GSA forms, including Form 1364, Form 1217 for annual cost breakdowns, and a Security Unit Price List, with all cost components clearly itemized and amortized where required. All offers must include seismic evaluation forms certified by a licensed engineer, documentation of ownership, proof of insurance with minimum liability limits, and an active SAM.gov registration with valid UEI, CAGE code, and EFT information. The lessor must certify compliance with all applicable laws including FAR 52.203-7 against kickbacks, FAR 52.226-7 for a drug-free workplace, and DFARS clauses prohibiting the use of covered defense telecommunications equipment. Proposals must be submitted as a single PDF attachment to Amy Lord via email no later than 11:59 p.m. EST on August 31, 2026, and must

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Recreational Lease Administration & Compliance MonitoringThe contract involves ongoing administrative oversight and compliance monitoring for a five-year recreational lease covering two existing pilings located on sovereign land in the Sacramento River. The work ensures continuous adherence to the lease's stipulated terms and compliance with environmental categorical exemption standards, maintaining regulatory alignment without requiring additional environmental review. The scope of work is focused on monitoring, reporting, and managing operational compliance rather than construction or physical alterations. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 531190 and is administered by the California State Lands Commission. Performance is centered in Sacramento, California, with responsibilities including routine inspections, documentation of lease compliance, liaison with regulatory bodies, and assurance that all recreational use remains within the boundaries of the approved categorical exemption. There is no designated set-aside classification, and the contract was posted on July 14, 2026, with all activities tied to the long-term stewardship of state-owned aquatic land.

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational Use Lease 5491The California State Lands Commission has authorized a 10-year General Lease for recreational use, effective June 23, 2026, to allow continued access to an existing pier and three mooring buoys on Lake Tahoe adjacent to Assessor’s Parcel Number 085-344-008 near Homewood in Placer County. The lease is issued to Loraine Lee Simpson and William Braxton Simpson, Trustees of The Trust, and is governed under a categorical environmental exemption under California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 15301, as no physical changes to the facilities or environment are proposed. The lease term concludes on June 22, 2036, and no financial terms, pricing, or payment details are included in the documentation. The project involves no new construction, delivery, or performance requirements beyond the authorization of existing use, and no federal acquisition regulation clauses apply, as this is a state-administered lease, not a federal procurement. No evaluation factors, inspection procedures, representations, certifications, packaging directives, or invoicing instructions are specified, and while the agency has designated a point of contact for environmental inquiries, no formal contracting officer, COR, COTR, or procurement officer is identified. The lease action was posted as a forecast on July 14, 2026, under NAICS code 531190, with no solicitation number issued and no attachments or formal contract clauses provided.

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational Use Lease 5045The California State Lands Commission has authorized the issuance of General Lease 5045 for recreational use, commencing on June 23, 2026, and spanning a five-year term through June 22, 2031. This lease permits the continued use of two existing pilings located on sovereign land in the Sacramento River adjacent to 9181 River Road in Sacramento County, California, without any new construction, alteration, or environmental impact. The activity is exempt from environmental review under California Code of Regulations Title 14 Section 15301, which applies to operations within existing facilities that do not result in significant environmental effects. The leasehold interest is held by Mark G. Scribner, Jr. and Lorraine G. Scribner as Trustees, who are identified as the project applicants, and Christopher Hall, Environmental Scientist with the Commission, serves as the primary point of contact. No financial value, payment terms, invoicing procedures, or accounting codes are specified in the documentation, and the agreement does not include procurement-related elements such as contract clauses under the Federal Acquisition Regulation, evaluation factors, inspection protocols, or special requirements like security clearances, options, or personnel qualifications. The lease is classified as a forecast action, with no solicitation number or amendment history, and no bids or competitive processes are indicated. The place of performance is firmly established as the specified location on the Sacramento River, and the arrangement is designed to formalize ongoing recreational use of infrastructure that has already been in place.

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational Use Lease L4764A 10-year General Lease for recreational use, identified as Lease L4764, is authorized to commence on June 23, 2026, granting continued use of an existing pier and gangway located on sovereign lands in the Sacramento River near Isleton, California. The lease is issued by the California State Lands Commission to Richard J. Carli and Marguerite E. Carli, with no new construction, modifications, or environmental alterations permitted; the activity relies on a categorical exemption under California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 15301, which confirms no significant environmental impact. The lease term ends on June 22, 2036, and the place of performance is specifically tied to the site adjacent to 17370 Grand Island Road in Sacramento County. No financial details, contract value, pricing, or payment terms are provided, as the document functions as a forecast and exemption notice rather than a fully executed contract with financial clauses. The California State Lands Commission is the sole contracting entity, with Christopher Hall listed as the primary environmental contact, though no contracting officer, COR, COTR, or procurement office details are included. There are no federal clauses from the FAR applicable to this state-managed lease, and no federal procurement structures such as evaluation factors, inspection criteria, delivery instructions, invoicing methods, or solicitation submission requirements are present. The absence of standardized federal contract sections—including those for representations, certifications, packaging, special requirements, or attachments—confirms this is a state level land use authorization without federal acquisition compliance obligations.

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational Use Lease 4058The California State Lands Commission has authorized a 10-year General Lease – Recreational Use, effective June 23, 2026, for the continued operation and maintenance of existing recreational structures on sovereign land at Lake Tahoe, adjacent to 3740 North Lake Boulevard in Carnelian Bay, Placer County. The lease, designated as Lease 4058, permits the use and upkeep of a pier, boathouse, boat hoist, sundeck with stairs, and two mooring buoys, with no new construction or environmental alteration allowed. The term extends through June 22, 2036, and the activity qualifies for a categorical exemption under California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 15301, as it involves only the maintenance of pre-existing facilities without significant environmental impact. The project applicant is SF Residential GP, a California general partnership, and the primary point of contact is Christopher Hall, Environmental Scientist with the California State Lands Commission, who serves as the main liaison for the lease. No pricing, contract value, or payment details are disclosed, as this is a lease authorization rather than a procurement contract, and no federal acquisition regulation clauses apply, since the action is governed by state land and environmental law. The lease is posted as a forecast in the system with no solicitation number, and there is no indication of competitive bidding, evaluation factors, or formal contracting officer roles, reflecting the administrative nature of the state’s land use decision.

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Issuance of General Lease Recreational and Protective Structure Use Lease 5467The California State Lands Commission has authorized the issuance of General Lease 5467 for a term of ten years, effective January 23, 2026, permitting the continued use of existing recreational and protective structures—including a boat dock, ramp, and bank protection—on sovereign land adjacent to 2047 Cove Court in Stockton, California. This lease is granted to Bruce Benninger, Trustee of the Bruce Benninger Revocable Living Trust, and is administratively processed under a categorical exemption from environmental review pursuant to California Code of Regulations Title 14, Section 15301, since no physical alterations to the environment are proposed and the structures have existed prior to the lease term. The place of performance is firmly established at this San Joaquin County location along the historic bed of the San Joaquin River, with no anticipated changes to the structural integrity or function of the facilities during the lease period. The lease does not involve any federal procurement mechanisms, and no Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, payment terms, accounting codes, invoicing systems, or evaluation criteria apply, as this is a state-level administrative land use authorization rather than a competitive or procurement-based contract. There are no specified costs, pricing details, or financial obligations disclosed, nor are there any delivery schedules, FOB terms, inspection protocols, or special requirements such as security clearances or key personnel designations. The sole point of contact for the matter is Christopher Hall, Environmental Scientist with the Commission, and the lease is issued without solicitation, competition, or formal offeror submissions, reflecting its nature as a permit for ongoing non-modified use of pre-existing infrastructure under state land management authority.

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