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COUNTY OF ALAMEDA

UEI: G9YAAZ7TZS83CAGE: 1KDK7

COUNTY OF ALAMEDA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI G9YAAZ7TZS83 and CAGE code 1KDK7. It has been awarded $789,755 across 7 federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS, Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, and Other NAICS codes (1 codes, <0.5% each). Top awarding agencies include Department Of Housing And Urban Development (hud), Department Of The Interior, and Other agencies (1 agencies, <0.5% each).

Contact Information

Registration and classification details

Address123 Main St, City, ST 12345

Registration

UEI Code

G9YAAZ7TZS83

CAGE Code

1KDK7

Entity Structure

U.S. Government Entity

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

12C7

Federal Contracting Overview

Award totals, agency breakdown, NAICS distribution, and geographic footprint.

AI Capability Profile

The County of Alameda operates as a public entity providing essential government services to its local jurisdiction, with no publicly available contract award history to infer commercial contracting capabilities. As a governmental body structured under classification 2A, it functions primarily to de...

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Awards by Agency

Department Of Housing And Urban Development (hud)$744.5K94.3%

Department Of The Interior$42.7K5.4%

Other agencies (1 agencies, <0.5% each)$2.5K0.3%

Awards by NAICS

- Unknown NAICS$744.5K94.3%

926150 - Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors$42.7K5.4%

Others - Other NAICS codes (1 codes, <0.5% each)$2.5K0.3%

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Awards by Place of Performance

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Time Extension for Use Permit Application No. PLN2023-0131 London Tractor and TrailerThe applicant seeks a one-year extension for Use Permit Application No. PLN2023-0131 to continue development of a farm equipment and trailer repair business on a 1.5-acre portion of a 4.39-acre parcel located in the General Agriculture A-2-10 zoning district in Patterson, California. The project was originally approved by the Planning Commission on November 7, 2024, with conditions requiring completion within a specified timeframe. Due to delays, the applicant is requesting an extension to meet all remaining conditions, which, if granted, would extend the permit’s expiration date to May 7, 2027. The permit remains subject to all previously established requirements and conditions set forth during initial approval. The project is being managed by the Stanislaus County Planning Department, with primary point of contact Shante Ruiz, Assistant Planner, and the applicant Harry Gill providing additional correspondence. The permit application and related documentation can be accessed through the state’s CEQA net portal under project ID 2024020493.

Stanislaus County

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Artina WilliamsThe District of Columbia Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection is forecasting a contract opportunity for a Practical Examiner in the fields of barbering and cosmetology. The position is associated with the licensing and regulatory oversight of professionals in these industries, ensuring that practitioners meet the required standards for skill, safety, and compliance. The role involves conducting hands-on evaluations of candidates seeking licensure, assessing their technical proficiency and adherence to health and sanitation protocols in real-world scenarios. While specific contractual terms and qualifications are not yet defined, the position is expected to require expertise in barbering and cosmetology practices, familiarity with state licensing regulations, and the ability to impartially administer and score practical examinations. The opportunity was posted on July 23, 2026, and is listed under the agency’s forecasted procurement activities, indicating it is in the preliminary planning phase ahead of a formal solicitation. Interested parties should monitor official channels for upcoming notices and application requirements, as the contract will likely involve service delivery across designated testing locations within the District.

Licensing & Consumer Protection (DLCP)

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Victoria e. BuckmonThe District of Columbia’s Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection is forecasting a future opportunity for a practical examiner to support barber and cosmetology licensing activities. The role is intended for Victoria E. Buckmon and will involve conducting hands-on evaluations to ensure applicants meet the state’s standards for professional licensure in barbering and cosmetology. Although specific details such as the solicitation number, NAICS code, and place of performance are not yet defined, the forecast indicates this is a contractual position tied to regulatory compliance within the District’s licensing framework. The posting date is listed as July 23, 2026, suggesting this opportunity will be formally solicited in the near future, with no set-aside classification indicated at this time. Interested parties should monitor the official procurement portal for updates as the opportunity progresses toward formal release.

Licensing & Consumer Protection (DLCP)

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FY26-DDOT-TBSA-Certifications, Memberships, & LicensesThe District of Columbia Department of Transportation is forecasting a contract for FY26 titled DDOT-TBSA-Certifications, Memberships, & Licenses, with a posted date of July 23, 2026. This forecasted procurement is intended to secure services related to the maintenance, verification, and management of professional certifications, industry memberships, and required licenses necessary for compliance and operational readiness. The contract will support DDOT's mission by ensuring that personnel and vendors meet all regulatory and professional standards, though specific deliverables, scopes, or award details are not yet defined in this pre-solicitation phase. The place of performance and agency office address fields remain unspecified, indicating that further details may be released in the upcoming solicitation. This forecast does not include a solicitation number, NAICS code, set-aside type, or point of contact information, suggesting it is an early-stage indication of procurement intent rather than an active bid opportunity. Interested parties should monitor the official D.C. contracts portal for the formal solicitation, which will likely outline eligibility requirements, submission deadlines, and evaluation criteria. While the contract is not currently open for bids, vendors and service providers with expertise in compliance management, credentialing, and licensing support are encouraged to prepare for future submission windows. The online link provided directs to the public forecast page where updated information will be posted as the procurement progresses.

Transportation (DDOT)

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Special Event Permit (Large) (26-0004) to conduct a Large Special Event that includes a Festival and ParadeThe City of La Habra has issued a Special Event Permit for a large-scale event featuring a festival and parade, scheduled to take place in and around El Centro-Lions Park, with the parade route extending along La Habra Boulevard from 900 West to 347 East, then continuing along Cypress Street from 347 East La Habra Boulevard to 320 East Erna Avenue. This event is organized by the La Habra Host Lions Club and requires coordination with city authorities to manage traffic, public safety, and facility use during the festivities. The permit, issued under classification 26-0004, was posted on July 21, 2026, and is part of the city’s planning and regulatory process for large special events. Primary contact for the city is Ash Syed, Senior Planner, reachable via phone or email for permitting and logistical inquiries, while the applicant representative is listed as Ms. Sannette Diva of the La Habra Host Lions Club. The event is set to occur in the designated area within La Habra, California, specifically in zip code 90631, and involves significant public engagement, requiring adherence to municipal guidelines for crowd control, noise, sanitation, and emergency response. All activities must comply with local ordinances governing large gatherings and public street usage during the festival and parade window.

City of La Habra

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Chips18, LLC (Project)The Department of Cannabis Control approved two medium outdoor commercial cannabis cultivation licenses for Chips18, LLC, submitted by Martin Thomas on March 19, 2026, authorizing the addition of up to two acres of canopy—each up to one acre—to an existing 40.5-acre cultivation site in Santa Barbara County, with a potential maximum total canopy size of 60 acres. The new canopy areas are located on previously graded agricultural land zoned for such use, and the site also operates a processing license. Water for irrigation is sourced from an onsite groundwater well, while power is supplied through PG&E and supplemental diesel generators. The project qualifies for a Class 1 Categorical Exemption under California Code of Regulations Title 14, Section 15301, indicating that the expansion involves minimal changes to existing agricultural use and does not require a full environmental impact review. The place of performance is identified as 3700 CA-135, Los Alamos, CA 95455, and no contract value, pricing, payment terms, delivery schedule, or invoicing method has been specified, as this is a licensing action under state cannabis regulations rather than a traditional federal procurement contract. There is no provision for solicitation numbers, contract types, or Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, as this is governed entirely by California’s Business and Professions Code and environmental laws. The Department of Cannabis Control remains the authoritative agency, with environmental and licensing oversight coordinated through its Environmental Evaluation Office, and the sole point of contact listed is Liana Huang, Environmental Scientist, reachable via email and phone. No certifications, socioeconomic designations, technical standards, inspection protocols, or contract administration personnel details are included, and the document functions as a forecast of licensing approval rather than a binding procurement contract with defined deliverables or performance conditions.

California Cannabis Control, Department of

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RFI - INSPECTION, TESTING, & MECHANICAL INTEGRITY EVALUATION OF PROPANE PIPE SYSTEM AT USCG TRACEN PETALUMA, CA

Solicitation # 70Z049-26-RFI-1

The United States Coast Guard Training Center Petaluma is seeking information from qualified entities capable of performing comprehensive inspection, testing, and mechanical integrity evaluations of propane piping systems at its facility in Petaluma, California. The scope includes pre-inspection file reviews, external visual assessments, non-destructive testing such as ultrasonic thickness measurements, cathodic protection rectifier testing, leak detection, corrosion and coating evaluations, and engineering analysis aligned with recognized industry standards like ASME BPVC Section VIII, NFPA 58/59, API 570, NACE/AMPP, and STI SP001. The goal is to assess the current condition and code compliance of all propane system components and produce detailed reports with recommendations for ongoing maintenance and future inspection intervals. This request is strictly for market research and does not constitute a solicitation or guarantee of future contract award. Interested parties must submit detailed responses by August 28, 2026, including organizational information, socioeconomic status, Unique Entity Identifier, prior contract experience, and evidence of technical capability through personnel qualifications such as API-570, NACE Level II, and PE licensure. Respondents are asked to outline their proposed methodologies, project management approach, and experience with government or large industrial clients, and to indicate whether they hold existing government-wide acquisition contracts applicable to this work. A mandatory site visit is scheduled for August 19, 2026, requiring advance registration with full personal and vehicle information due to strict security protocols, including background checks. All submissions become government property, no proprietary or sensitive data should be included, and responders are advised that no reimbursement will be provided for response costs. A future solicitation, potentially set aside for small businesses under NAICS code 926150, may follow based on the findings of this RFI.

Tracen PETALUMA(00049)

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Administrative Use Permit No. PA-2500375San Joaquin County is seeking administrative approval for an use permit at Koe’s Bar in Stockton, California, to authorize three distinct operational enhancements. The permit seeks to allow live entertainment at the existing bar facility, permit food trucks to operate on-site during regular business hours and special events, and officially recognize a newly constructed 340-square-foot patio cover that complies with the 25 percent threshold of the facility’s existing legal square footage. The property, zoned C-C Community Commercial and designated CIC under the General Plan, has direct frontage access from North State Route 99 East Frontage Road and is serviced by a private well for water, a septic system for wastewater, and natural stormwater drainage. The site is not subject to a Williamson Act contract. The application, designated Administrative Use Permit No. PA-2500375, was posted on July 8, 2026, and is managed by Associate Planner Jacob Pahule, with Ken Littleton, the business owner, listed as a point of contact. The permit is pending administrative review and does not require competitive bidding or formal procurement procedures.

San Joaquin County

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600 Gilman Street, Use Permit #ZP2025-0064The City of Berkeley has issued a use permit for the property located at 600 Gilman Street, authorizing the establishment of an incidental food service window and the creation of a 30-foot wide driveway. This permit, identified as ZP2025-0064, is part of a forecasted action with a posted date of July 7, 2026, and is intended to support a proposed business activity that includes limited food service operations alongside vehicle access improvements. The project is situated within Berkeley's 94710 zip code and requires compliance with local zoning and land use regulations, with the approval process managed by the city’s planning department. Victoria Schlepp, Associate Planner at the City of Berkeley, serves as the primary point of contact for this matter and can be reached via phone or email for inquiries regarding the permit application and associated requirements. The project applicant, Tim Southwick Sr., is also listed as a point of contact and is responsible for submitting the necessary documentation and coordinating with city officials to ensure all conditions of the permit are met. The permit does not include a solicitation number or set-aside classification, indicating it is not a procurement opportunity but rather a land use authorization for a private development project. All related information and documentation can be accessed through the city’s CEQA Net portal using the provided link.

City of Berkeley

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Ballet Academy & Movement (Planning Application RSM 26-006)

Solicitation # RSM 26-006

The City of Rancho Santa Margarita is reviewing a Planning Application to grant a Conditional Use Permit for the establishment of a ballet studio operated by Ballet Academy & Movement in a 3,020 square foot building located within the Esperanza II Business Park. No changes to the existing building footprint are proposed, meaning the structure will remain unaltered in size or layout. The application, identified as RSM 26-006, is being processed under the city’s land use regulations to ensure compliance with zoning standards for commercial dance instruction in the business park area. The primary point of contact for the city is Principal Planner Wendy Starks, who can be reached via email or phone, while the owner and director of the studio, Amanda Cobb, serves as the applicant’s representative with her own contact details provided. The application was posted on July 2, 2026, and additional information is available through the state’s CEQA Net portal for public review and comment.

City of Rancho Santa Margarita

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Grand Prix 2027-2031

Solicitation # CE-25-089

The City of Long Beach has issued a five-year Coastal Development Permit to support the staging of the Grand Prix events in 2027 through 2031, covering annual events held on specific weekends in April each year. The permit authorizes temporary improvements essential for the operation of the races, including the installation and removal of infrastructure such as barriers, signage, seating, staging areas, and other facilities required for traffic management and public accommodation. These activities are confined to the designated race dates and must be fully dismantled and restored to original conditions after each event. The permit ensures compliance with coastal regulations while facilitating the city’s ongoing hosting of this major motorsport event. The permit is managed through the City of Long Beach’s Zoning and Special Projects offices, with primary contacts Maryanne Cronin and Jacque Sweeting overseeing implementation and coordination. The project is forecasted to occur under the city’s authority in Long Beach, California, with performance specifically tied to the streets and public spaces used during the Grand Prix weekends. No set-aside or NAICS code is specified, indicating this is a regulatory authorization rather than a solicitated procurement. The permit is publicly accessible through the state’s CEQA network under the provided link, and all work must adhere to environmental and coastal zone requirements as enforced by local and state agencies.

City of Long Beach

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Entertainment Zone OrdinanceThe City of Fresno plans to implement an Entertainment Zone Ordinance to designate three specific areas within the city where patrons may purchase and consume open containers of alcoholic beverages in public spaces such as plazas, sidewalks, streets, and other public rights-of-way. This activity would be permitted only during designated hours and under the authority of a Special Event Permit issued in accordance with Section 14-2404 of the Fresno Municipal Code. The ordinance aims to support local businesses including bars, restaurants, wineries, breweries, and other on-sale licensees by extending alcohol service beyond interior premises to enhance public vibrancy and economic activity in targeted zones. The initiative is part of a broader effort to foster a dynamic cultural and social environment conducive to tourism and community engagement. It requires strict adherence to permit conditions and operating hours, ensuring public safety and orderly conduct. The ordinance does not authorize unrestricted alcohol consumption but instead creates a regulated framework governed by municipal code provisions. All activities must comply with existing city regulations, and the program is overseen by the City of Fresno through its designated Program Manager, Liliana Vidrio Flores, who can be contacted for further information regarding implementation and permitting processes.

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Stewards in Training

Solicitation # 476-26-002

The Texas Racing Commission is soliciting proposals for Stewards in Training to provide official oversight services at racetracks across Texas in accordance with the Texas Racing Act and Commission Rules. The contract, issued under solicitation number 476-26-002 with a response deadline of September 30, 2026, is designed to support the 2025–2026 racing season and will be awarded as a blanket contract not to exceed $75,000 per fiscal year, with potential for renewal up to four years, resulting in a maximum estimated value of $300,000. Proposals will be evaluated based on a trade-off analysis prioritizing demonstrated competencies: 40% weight is assigned to skills shown during a face-to-face interview with the Chief Steward or designee, 25% to experience in regulating horse racing, 25% to prior experience as a racing official such as a placing judge or clerk of scales, and 10% to accreditations, formal education, or relevant practical experience. Eligibility requires certification at ROAP Level III and compliance with extensive state-mandated assurances, including E-Verify participation, criminal background checks, fingerprinting, cybersecurity training, and prohibition against business with foreign terrorist organizations or boycotts of Israel or U.S. energy companies. Contractors must perform services at any Texas racetrack designated by the Chief Steward, require travel throughout the state, and submit itemized timesheets for payment via electronic invoicing to payables@txrc.texas.gov, governed by the Texas Prompt Payment Act. Payment is contingent on approval by the Chief Steward and Deputy Executive Director, with no use of federal invoicing systems. The contract includes stringent compliance provisions such as certification of no conflicts of interest, verification against state and federal debarment lists, disclosure of prior state employment within the past two years, and assurance that no former TXRC employees have been hired within the past 12 months. Vendors must also maintain liability insurance, comply with data security requirements under Texas Government Code Chapter 2054, and adhere to the Texas Public Information Act and audit rights reserved by the State Auditor and TXRC. All submissions must be signed and submitted by email, fax, or mail to the TXRC Human Resource Team, with electronic Word format preferred. The contract does not specify physical delivery or packaging requirements, as it is entirely service-based, and contains no line-item pricing details

Texas Racing Commission

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about 1 month ago

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in about 2 months

TUP-2025-002, TS-2025-009

Solicitation # TUP-2025-002, TS-2025-009

The City of Cupertino has issued a temporary use permit authorizing the conversion of one townhome garage into a temporary sales office, alongside the temporary use of guest parking spaces for sales-related activities. This permit also permits the installation of temporary infrastructure such as signage, ramps, fences, and portable restroom facilities to support the sales operation. The permit is tied to project identifiers TUP-2025-002 and TS-2025-009 and was posted on June 17, 2026, with the primary point of contact being Emi Sugiyama, Senior Planner at the city, reachable at 408-777-3205. Austin Lin of SHomes serves as a secondary contact and can be reached at 408-777-3308 or alin@shhomes.com. The activity is confined to the city of Cupertino, California, with a ZIP code of 95014, and no set-aside or NAICS code information is specified, indicating this is a direct administrative approval rather than a competitive solicitation.

City of Cupertino

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about 2 months ago

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Conditional Use Permit 01-2026 (Dept. File No. 26-0010) McRitchie Community CenterThe City of Riverbank has issued a conditional use permit application for the McRitchie Community Center to permit the rental of the facility for private and public events, with the explicit authorization to serve alcoholic beverages during those events. This request seeks to expand the current usage of the center beyond its traditional community functions, allowing it to host weddings, receptions, fundraisers, and other gatherings that may involve alcohol service under controlled and regulated conditions. The permit is contingent upon compliance with local ordinances, safety protocols, insurance requirements, and staffing standards to ensure public welfare and orderly conduct during events. The application is formally tracked under Conditional Use Permit 01-2026 with department file number 26-0010 and was posted on June 15, 2026. All activities are subject to approval by the City of Riverbank’s Community Development Department, with primary oversight provided by Community Development Director Joshua Mann, who can be contacted at the city’s official email and phone. Additional administrative support is provided by Natalia Jebri, the Administrative Analyst. The facility is located at 95367 in Riverbank, California, and the permit process will involve public review, zoning compliance checks, and potential conditions around operating hours, security presence, and alcohol service restrictions to align with municipal codes and community standards.

City of Riverbank

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about 2 months ago

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The Exploratorium, San Francisco, San Francisco County - Reissuance of NPDES PermitThe permit reissuance allows the Exploratorium in San Francisco to continue discharging non-contact heating and cooling water, as well as filtered backwash water, directly into San Francisco Bay at coordinates 37.8019°, -122.3969°. These discharges are part of the facility’s operational system and are regulated under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System to ensure compliance with water quality standards. The permit applies specifically to the non-contact systems used for thermal regulation and does not include direct contact with wastewater or other contaminants. The location of the discharge is clearly defined within the bay near the Exploratorium’s waterfront site. The permit is being administered by the Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 2 – San Francisco Bay, based in Oakland, California, with Michelle Thompson, Environmental Scientist, serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries. The posting date indicates this is a forecasted action scheduled for June 12, 2026, suggesting the formal reissuance process is forthcoming and will involve public review or commentary periods prior to finalization. The permit does not indicate a set-aside type or NAICS code, reflecting its regulatory nature rather than a competitive procurement. All discharges remain subject to ongoing monitoring and environmental protection requirements enforced by the state agency.

Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 2 - San Francisco Bay, Oakland

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Administrative Plan Review No. 24-059, Coastal Development Permit Exemption No. 26-051 , and Categorical Exemption No. 24-196

Solicitation # APR 24-059

The City of Malibu has issued a forecast for administrative plan review and permit exemptions related to a new pool spa and retaining walls project. This includes Administrative Plan Review No. 24-059, Coastal Development Permit Exemption No. 26-051, and Categorical Exemption No. 24-196, which collectively address compliance with local planning and environmental regulations for the proposed improvements. The project is located in Malibu, California, and requires approval under state and municipal guidelines to ensure alignment with coastal development standards and categorical exemptions for minor residential enhancements. The application process is managed by the City’s Community Development Department, with primary contact information provided for Gabriela Medrano, Office Assistant, and Yolanda Bundy, Community Development Director, both reachable through the same office line and email. A secondary point of contact listed as Beach Native Permits also shares the same contact details, suggesting coordination with local environmental or cultural resource compliance. The notice was posted on June 11, 2026, and further details can be accessed via the California Environmental Quality Act online portal.

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about 2 months ago

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Administrative Relief from parking requirements for Orange Bakery (File No. 00977991- PAR)

Solicitation # 00977991-PAR

The City of Irvine is granting administrative relief to the Orange Bakery facility, allowing it to operate with 29 fewer parking spaces than mandated by the Irvine Zoning Ordinance. This adjustment is specifically for an industrial bakery located in Irvine, California, and is intended to accommodate the facility’s unique operational needs while remaining compliant with broader land use goals. The relief was requested by the applicant, Sang Kim, and is being processed under File No. 00977991-PAR, with the city’s Associate Planner, Adam Wong, serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries and documentation. The request falls under general administrative discretion rather than formal zoning amendments and does not require a public hearing or environmental review under CEQA, as indicated by its listing on the CEQA Net portal. The relief is not tied to a solicitation or procurement and does not involve federal funding or set-asides. The adjustment reflects a pragmatic approach by the city to align parking requirements with the actual demand of the facility, which may generate lower vehicle traffic compared to traditional retail or commercial uses, while still ensuring adequate access for employees, deliveries, and customers.

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about 2 months ago

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