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Consolidated Paving & Concrete Gene Sase 1705 W 2450 S Ogden, Utah 84401-0200

UEI: SLED_D22D8E7386726614

Consolidated Paving & Concrete Gene Sase 1705 W 2450 S Ogden, Utah 84401-0200 is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_D22D8E7386726614. It has been awarded $9,410,102 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Land Subdivision.

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Master Developer For Approximately 240 Acres At Waco Regional Airport

Solicitation # RFP2026-035

The City of Waco is soliciting qualified and financially capable developers or development teams to act as the master developer for approximately 240 acres of land at Waco Regional Airport, aiming to create an airport-compatible development that aligns with operational and zoning requirements. Proposals must be submitted as sealed bids to the City’s Operations Center at 1415 N. 4th Street, Waco, TX, no later than 2:00 P.M. on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, and will be publicly opened at 2:01 P.M. via Zoom and telecom conferencing. The selected developer will be responsible for planning, leasing, marketing, operating, and maintaining the development, ensuring long-term viability and compatibility with airport functions. Interested parties are directed to the project page on Bonfire for comprehensive details and must be prepared to demonstrate financial capacity, relevant experience, and a clear vision for the用地. Primary point of contact for inquiries is Daryle Bullard, Senior Purchasing Agent, reachable at daryleb@wacotx.gov or 254-750-6616, with secondary support provided by Purchasing Manager Kasey Gamblin at kaseyg@wacotx.gov or 254-750-8060. The solicitation, identified as RFP 2026-035, was posted on August 4, 2026, and falls under the City of Waco’s jurisdiction in Texas, with no set-aside specifications noted. The official portal for the solicitation is available through TXSmartBuy, offering access to all documentation required for proposal submission. All applicants must ensure full compliance with the terms outlined in the request and be prepared for public evaluation of their proposals.

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Desert Knoll Residential Subdivision ProjectThe Desert Knoll Residential Subdivision Project proposes to subdivide 73.3 acres of mostly vacant land in Twentynine Palms, California, into 137 residential lots and four lettered lots designated for retention basins, wastewater treatment, and GeoFlow infrastructure. The residential lots are intended for single-family homes under a General Plan and Zoning classification of RS-3, permitting up to three dwelling units per acre. A Development Agreement is being sought to provide long-term certainty regarding development standards, density, timing, fees, and phased infrastructure obligations while allowing flexibility for a slow-absorption, multi-phase build-out. The agreement would span fifteen years, beginning with an initial ten-year term and including one optional five-year extension. The applicant is not offering any additional cash payments, in-kind contributions, or physical community benefits to the City as part of the proposal. The project is being pursued under the jurisdiction of the City of Twentynine Palms, with primary point of contact through the Community Development Director.

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Waiver and Major Subdivision NOs. PA-2500349 & PA-2500350San Joaquin County is anticipating a waiver and major subdivision application to adjust land use regulations and reconfigure property boundaries in the AL-5 zoning zone. The waiver seeks to reduce the minimum lot size requirement from 5 acres to 4.5 acres, enabling a more flexible development standard. Concurrently, a major subdivision is proposed to divide two existing parcels, totaling 43.06 acres, into eight new lots of exactly 4.5 acres each, with a remaining parcel of 4.56 acres designated as surplus land. The project is formally recorded under application numbers PA-2500349 and PA-2500350 and is posted for public notice on August 4, 2026, with the anticipated work location in the 95220 zip code area of California. Primary contact for the application is Associate Planner Jessica Leal with the county, reachable via email and phone, while Walter Shoup of Shoup Land Surveying serves as the owner representative with direct contact details provided for coordination and inquiry. The project’s official tracking link is accessible through the CalEQA Net portal for public review and participation.

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Morvai Singh Subdivision Vesting MapThe project proposes the development of a 10.10-acre parcel in Sacramento, California, into a residential subdivision consisting of 53 single-family lots, two bioswale lots, and two landscape lots. To enable this development, a rezone from Residential Density-5 to Residential Density-7 and a Specific Plan Amendment to change the land use designation from Single Family Residential 3-5 to SFR 4-7 are required. The construction plan includes building pads for dwellings, streets, driveways, sidewalks, curbs, and gutters, along with the installation of underground sewer, water, dry utilities, and a stormwater system. Stormwater will be directed via underground pipes to Basin E26, located approximately 1,600 feet west of the site, as defined in the North Vineyard Station Specific Plan Drainage Master Plan. Excavation will be necessary for the two bioswales on-site to manage runoff. Additional entitlements needed include a Tentative Subdivision Vesting Map to formalize the lot layout and a Design Review to ensure compliance with the Sacramento County Countywide Design Guidelines. The project is submitted under the title Morvai Singh Subdivision Vesting Map, with environmental coordination handled by Julie Newton of Sacramento County and Brian Cooley as the applicant, and is publicly forecasted with a posting date of August 4, 2026.

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Lot Line Adjustment No. 42-21Kern County is initiating a lot line adjustment between adjacent parcels under reference number 42-21, with the request posted on August 4, 2026. The adjustment is planned for properties located in Bakersfield, California, and is currently in the forecast phase, indicating it is in the early planning stages with no formal solicitation yet issued. There is no set-aside classification or NAICS code associated with this action, as it is a land-use modification rather than a procurement. The primary point of contact is Lonnie Bell, Supervising Planner, who can be reached via email at belll@kerncounty.com or phone at 661-862-8659. Tyler Truillo, acting as Agent/Engineer, and Eric Gerson, the applicant, are also listed as additional contacts for technical and applicant-related inquiries. Further details and project documentation are available through the California Environmental Quality Act portal at the provided UI link.

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TTM 20443 Lovemore RanchMerrell-Johnson Companies, acting on behalf of Lovemore Investments LLC, is seeking approval for Tentative Tract Map No. 20443 to subdivide an 18.49-acre parcel in San Bernardino County into 64 single-family residential lots and two lettered lots designated for open space and recreational use. The residential lots will range in size from 0.16 to 0.30 acre, with the lettered lots accounting for 2.75 acres of the overall site dedicated to community amenities. Primary access to the development will be through Hillview Road, utilizing the existing surrounding road network, while five new private internal streets will provide connectivity to the individual lots. The project is being evaluated under a Recirculated Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration to address potential environmental impacts, ensuring compliance with state land use and environmental review requirements. The submission is under the jurisdiction of San Bernardino County, with the project site located in the 92252 ZIP code area, and is being managed by the County’s planning department. Elena Barragan, Principal Planner at San Bernardino County, serves as the primary point of contact for the project, supported by Cheryl Tubbs of Lilburn Corp and Axel Cramer of Lovemore Investments LLC, who is listed as the applicant. The proposal was posted as a forecast on August 4, 2026, with additional details available through the California Environmental Quality Act online portal. The project aims to deliver a residential community with integrated public open spaces, while minimizing environmental disruption through mitigation measures outlined in the recirculated study. The approval process will involve review of land use compatibility, traffic patterns, stormwater management, and infrastructure capacity, with decisions pending final environmental clearances and public input.

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Tentative Parcel Map 12560Kern County is proposing to subdivide Parcel 1 of Parcel Map 12348, a gross area of approximately 9.18 acres, into four distinct parcels with net sizes ranging from 39,798 square feet to 3.83 acres gross. This action is formalized under Tentative Parcel Map 12560, which is currently in the planning and approval phase as of its posting date of August 4, 2026. The project involves land division within the 93560 zip code area in California and requires regulatory review under local land use and subdivision ordinances. The applicant for the proposal is Kevin Deis, who is managing the submission process, with Sean Barger, Planner II at Kern County, serving as the primary point of contact for official inquiries and administrative coordination. Claire Crocker acts as the agent and engineer overseeing technical aspects of the plan, including surveying and engineering compliance. All correspondence and formal submissions should be directed through these designated contacts, and additional project details, including public records and documentation, are accessible via the provided link to the California Environmental Quality Act database. The proposal does not indicate a specific set-aside classification or NAICS code, suggesting it is a private land division unrelated to federal contracting or procurement.

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Request for Proposals (RFP) - Development Proposals for 13269 Van Nuys Blvd. & 13460 Van Nuys Blvd.

Solicitation # 230828

The City of Los Angeles is soliciting development proposals for two adjacent properties located at 13269 Van Nuys Blvd. and 13460 Van Nuys Blvd. in Los Angeles, CA 90012, under solicitation number 230828. Interested parties must submit their proposals by the deadline of September 3, 2026, at 3:00 PM Pacific Time, with all submissions required through the City’s Vendor Self Service Website. The opportunity is open to qualified vendors who may need to register on the City’s platform to access full details and submit bids; public access is available for viewing, but participation requires formal registration. The contracting officer for this procurement is Jeffrey Lewis, reachable via email at jeffrey.lewis@lacity.org, and all inquiries regarding the RFP’s content, requirements, or procedures must be directed to the City of Los Angeles. This solicitation does not specify a set-aside classification or NAICS code, and bidders are responsible for ensuring they meet all eligibility and compliance criteria as outlined in the official posting. Bidders are advised to review the complete RFP documentation on the City of Los Angeles’s official vendor portal, as additional terms, evaluation criteria, and submission guidelines may not be fully reflected in this summary. The provided link directs to a third-party site maintained by Biddingo.com, which is not affiliated with the City and makes no guarantees about the accuracy or completeness of the information posted there. Interested parties are strongly encouraged to verify all details directly through the City’s official channels and to allow sufficient time for registration and submission ahead of the deadline. Failure to comply with registration requirements or to submit through the designated platform may result in disqualification. All risks associated with accessing third-party links or relying on external summaries are borne by the bidder.

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Rancho La Laguna Development Plan and Vesting Tract MapThe Rancho La Laguna Development Plan and Vesting Tract Map proposes a housing development under the Housing Accountability Act’s Builder’s Remedy provisions, transforming two existing legal lots into thirteen new residential lots ranging from 150 to 600 acres. Each lot will be assigned a Residential Development Envelope (RDE), within which a single-family dwelling and an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) are permitted. Ten deed-restricted agricultural employee dwellings will be situated within the RDE on Lot 7 to support local farming operations. Access to all RDEs will rely on upgraded and extended existing ranch roads, with no new public roadways proposed. Utility infrastructure will consist of private on-site septic systems, with all components confined within the RDEs, and water service will be provided either through a public system or one of five proposed State Small Water Systems. All necessary easements for access and utilities will be integrated into the design of the access roads and driveways to minimize land use conflicts and regulatory complexity.

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Tentative Tract Map No. 6534Tentative Tract Map No. 6534 pertains to a proposed subdivision of approximately 15.6 acres situated at the northeast corner of East California and South Clovis Avenues in Fresno, California. The applicant, Daniel Bond of Gateway Engineering, Inc., is seeking approval to divide the land into 87 individual residential lots as part of a conventional single-unit subdivision. The project is being reviewed by the City of Fresno, with planning oversight handled by Valeria Ramirez, the designated Planner, who can be reached through official city channels. Daniel Bond serves as the lead engineer on the project, while Shannon Travis of KB Home acts as the project manager, indicating a private development interest aligned with municipal approval processes. The map was officially posted on August 3, 2026, and is listed as a forecast in the city’s procurement and planning system, suggesting it is in the preliminary stage prior to formal solicitation or bid publication. There is no set-aside classification or NAICS code assigned at this phase, and the place of performance is clearly identified as Fresno, with a zip code of 93727. All key contacts, including the planner, engineer, and project manager, are listed with direct contact information, facilitating communication between the applicant, the city, and the developer. The project’s progress and documentation can be tracked via the provided city-specific link to the CEQA Net system.

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Murray City RDA Old City Hall Redevelopment

Solicitation # 26-32

The Redevelopment Agency of Murray City is seeking qualified developers to submit proposals for the redevelopment of a 5.98-acre site at 5025 South State Street in Murray, Utah, with the goal of creating a privately owned mixed-use development that features active commercial frontage along State Street and advances the city’s economic revitalization objectives in the City Center. This initiative is structured as a qualifications and concept-based solicitation, meaning proposals will be evaluated based on the proposer’s experience, vision, and feasibility of their development concept rather than detailed construction plans or pricing. The selected proposer will not be awarded a contract immediately but will be invited to enter into negotiations for redevelopment and disposition agreements, which are subject to final approval by the RDA Board. Proposals must be submitted by September 24, 2026, and the solicitation was posted on July 30, 2026, under reference number 26-32. Interested parties should direct inquiries to Amandah Maudsley at amaudsley@murray.utah.gov, the designated point of contact. The opportunity is open to private developers with demonstrated capability in urban redevelopment and mixed-use projects, and while no specific set-aside or NAICS code is listed, the project aligns with broader urban renewal efforts in Murray’s central corridor. All relevant information and submission details are available through the published online portal.

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Suisun Trails ProjectThe Suisun Trails Project proposes the development of approximately 773 residential units spread across twelve planning areas, alongside the creation of trails, parks, recreational facilities, and open spaces to support community living. To facilitate this development, annexation proceedings will be initiated to bring a 24.3-acre portion of the site currently outside the City of Pittsburg’s boundaries into the city limits. The project will require multiple approvals including a Prezone/Rezone, a General Plan Amendment, a Development Agreement, Vesting Tentative Maps, a Specific Plan, and Design Review to ensure alignment with local regulations and long-term planning goals. This comprehensive approach is designed to integrate new residential growth with public amenities and environmental considerations. The project is being led by the City of Pittsburg, California, with key stakeholders including Associate Planner Kelsey Gunter as the primary point of contact, along with Rod Stinson of Raney Management and Kevin Fryer of Integral Communities as additional collaborators. All formal documentation and updates are accessible through the California Environmental Quality Act portal referenced in the project’s UI link. The forecast was posted on July 30, 2026, indicating a planning phase focused on land use changes and regulatory coordination ahead of potential construction. The location is clearly defined as Pittsburg, California, with a ZIP code of 94565, and no set-aside provisions or NAICS codes are indicated, suggesting this is a municipal land-use initiative rather than a federally funded procurement.

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Arroyo Lago Residential ProjectThe Arroyo Lago Residential Project proposes the annexation of land into the City of Pleasanton, along with a General Plan Amendment and pre-rezoning to enable the development of 189 single-family homes and 48 Junior Accessory Dwelling Units under a Planned Unit Development framework. The project includes a subdivision map and requires both on-site and off-site infrastructure improvements to support the new residential community. Environmental review under CEQA has been completed with the adoption of an Addendum to the Final Environmental Impact Report, which concludes that the project, following annexation, aligns with the City’s General Plan and applicable zoning amendments, and that no new significant environmental impacts are anticipated beyond those previously analyzed. The development is positioned to integrate seamlessly into the City’s long-term growth strategy while addressing housing needs through a mixed-density model. The City of Pleasanton is the sponsoring agency, with Jenny Soo, Associate Planner, listed as the primary point of contact for project inquiries, and Steve Reilly, Co-Founder of 330 Land, serving as a key representative for the development team. The project is publicly documented under State Clearinghouse number SCH 2023050339, with all environmental documentation accessible through the CEQAnet portal. Though the solicitation is listed as a forecast with no formal procurement number, all necessary entitlements, including land use changes and zoning modifications, are in motion and subject to City council approval. The anticipated location for development is within the 94566 ZIP code in Pleasanton, California, and the project’s environmental compliance is considered fully resolved under state guidelines.

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DR25 0002 and TTM25 0002, lntraCorp 47 TownhomesThe City of Poway is preparing to review a development proposal for the consolidation of lots and the creation of a condominium subdivision to build 47 townhomes along with four ground-floor commercial spaces. This project, identified as DR25 0002 and TTM25 0002 under the intraCorp 47 Townhomes initiative, is currently in the forecasting phase and is scheduled for public posting on July 30, 2026. The development aims to transform an existing parcel into a mixed-use residential and commercial community within the 92064 zip code area of Poway, California. The project requires formal review of both a Development Review application and a Tentative Tract Map to ensure compliance with local zoning, land use, and subdivision regulations. Primary contact for the City of Poway is Mary Piscitelli, Associate Planner, who can be reached via email or phone for inquiries regarding the review process. The developer, IntraCorp, is represented by Sarah Klaustermeier, Senior Director of Development, who serves as the point of contact for project-specific inquiries. All formal documentation and updates related to the proposal can be accessed through the CEQAnet portal using the provided project identifier. The project will undergo evaluation for environmental, infrastructure, and design compatibility with the surrounding neighborhood, with the goal of securing necessary approvals prior to construction commencement.

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Minor Subdivision No. PA-2500383A minor subdivision application titled PA-2500383 proposes dividing a parcel into two lots: one homesite parcel of 4.04 acres and a remainder parcel of 36.44 acres, both with direct frontage on S. Lehman Road in Tracy, California. Each parcel will rely on individual onsite wells and septic systems for water and wastewater, with drainage handled naturally without municipal infrastructure. The property is currently enrolled under the Williamson Act, which restricts development to agricultural or open space uses unless a change in designation is approved. The application is filed with San Joaquin County, and key contacts include Assistant Planner Francisco Prado, Engineer John Glick, and the property owners Harpreet Grewal and Puneet Grewal as Trustees. The request is listed as a forecast with a posted date of July 30, 2026, and can be referenced through the CEQA Net portal.

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VTT-74087-SL-M1 / Vesting Tentative Tract Map Modification - Small Lot SubdivisionThe City of Los Angeles is seeking a modification to the previously approved Vesting Tentative Tract Map for a 12-unit small lot subdivision located in the 90013 zip code area. This change involves adjusting the original plat to accommodate revised development parameters while maintaining compliance with local land use regulations. The request is being handled through the city’s planning process and is linked to Project ID 2026071184 via the CEQA Net portal, indicating that environmental and regulatory evaluations are part of the review. The primary point of contact is Iris Wan, City Planner, who can be reached at 213-978-1397 or iris.wan@lacity.org. The applicant is represented by Christopher Schwanitz, with additional support from Matthew Hayden of Hayden Planning and Hahn and Associates, Inc. Both representatives are actively involved in advancing the modification and can be contacted through their provided phone numbers and email. The submission is categorized as a forecasted action with no set-aside or NAICS code assigned, reflecting its nature as a municipal land use adjustment rather than a procurement or funded project. The modification will require formal review and approval to ensure alignment with city planning standards and the established vesting map conditions.

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PL2400348 - Development Plan Review & Vesting Tentative MapThe project at 140 South Camden Drive in Beverly Hills, California, involves the development of a 15-story residential building standing 194 feet tall, featuring 27 total dwelling units, with six of those units designated for affordable housing—two for very-low-income households and four for low-income households. The development includes subterranean, automated parking for 40 vehicles beneath the structure. This initiative is part of a formal development plan review and vesting tentative map process managed by the City of Beverly Hills, indicating a structured regulatory pathway requiring approval and compliance with local zoning and housing regulations. The proposal aligns with community housing goals while integrating modern, space-efficient parking technology. The project’s planning and oversight are led by the City of Beverly Hills, with Judy Gutierrez serving as the primary point of contact as Senior Planner, alongside Masoud Netty identified as the Property Owner and Ryan Leaderman as Manager, all sharing the same contact details. The forecast was posted on July 29, 2026, signaling the beginning of the review timeline, though no solicitation number or set-aside classification is listed, suggesting this is a procedural notice rather than a competitive bidding opportunity. The location in zip code 90212 places the development in a high-value urban environment where density, affordability, and sustainable design are key considerations for approval. All documentation and public review proceed through the state’s CEQA network system.

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(a) Zone Variance Case No. 95, Map No. 101 and (b) Tentative Tract 7504The project involves a proposed residential subdivision in Kern County, California, under Tentative Tract Map 7504, which seeks to merge and re-subdivide a portion of Section 33, Township 29 South, Range 26 East, into 27 residential lots ranging from 1.00 to 1.11 net acres each, along with a single 31,104-square-foot sump lot. To accommodate this layout, the applicant is requesting two critical discretionary approvals: a zone variance to allow the sump lot to fall below the legally mandated one-acre minimum size in the E (1) RS (Estate) zoning district, and limited design variations to the Land Division Ordinance permitting non-standard configurations including blocks less than two tiers wide, double-frontage lots, and key or reverse corner lots. These modifications are essential to the viability of the parcel’s design and are tied to a specific geographic area near the southeast corner of Brimhall Road and Wegis Avenue in the Western Rosedale area. The administrative fees for the applications total $5,030, covering the tentative tract map, zone variance with conditional use permit, and policy compliance costs, paid via check as documented by receipt number 1801RUP-20260413-17. The project is subject to local land use regulations under Kern County codes, and has been granted a CEQA exemption under the “Common Sense” and “Special Situation” provisions, eliminating the need for an environmental impact report. The planning and approval process is overseen by the Kern County Planning and Natural Resources Department, with Sandy Rodriguez listed as the primary point of contact, and Danny Shaffer, represented by McIntosh & Associates, identified as the project owner and applicant. While the application includes detailed legal descriptions and references to specific ordinance sections, it does not involve federal procurement protocols, nor does it contain any federal acquisition regulations, contract clauses, inspection criteria, packaging standards, or procurement payment infrastructure typically found in government contracting documents. All processes are governed by local land use and zoning authorities, with the hearing date set for July 9, 2026, and the application received for filing on July 23, 2026.

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