031-194-010 / 2619 Alma Avenue, South Lake Tahoe, California 96150

The project involves the transfer of 342 square feet of land coverage rights from California Tahoe Conservancy-owned land to a private parcel at 2619 Alma Avenue in South Lake Tahoe, enabling the construction of a single-family residence without increasing the total land coverage within the Lake Tahoe Basin. This action is processed as a ministerial land use entitlement under CEQA Class 3 categorical exemption, which applies to the construction of small structures and eliminates the need for a full environmental review. The receiving property owner, Almadedi LLC, is granted regulatory authorization to proceed with construction, contingent upon compliance with regional land use regulations that cap total coverage to protect the basin’s ecological integrity. No monetary value, line-item pricing, or traditional contractor payment terms are associated with this transfer, as it is a non-competitive regulatory action rather than a procurement of goods or services. The California Tahoe Conservancy serves as the approving agency, with Amy Cecchettini designated as the primary point of contact for public land management matters, and Daniel Huerta listed as an additional contact for administrative inquiries. There is no formal contracting officer, COR, or COTR designation, and no standard federal acquisition regulations or contract clauses apply, as this is not a federal procurement but a state-level land use determination under CEQA. The process requires no competitive bidding, evaluation factors, or offeror certifications such as UEI, size status, or socioeconomic classifications. Submissions were due by September 5, 2025, and directed to the Conservancy’s office in South Lake Tahoe, with no specified electronic system or file format requirements. Inspection and acceptance are implied to occur at the project site, with no formal criteria, testing protocols, or quality standards outlined beyond compliance with the CEQA exemption and applicable residential construction codes. The transaction is purely administrative, transferring regulatory land coverage entitlement without financial exchange or physical deliverables.