135th and Aviation Sports Complex

The Wiseburn Unified School District is advancing the development of a sports complex on a 4.9-acre vacant site located south of 135th Street and east of South Aviation Boulevard in Hawthorne, California, with a ZIP code of 90250. The project will replace existing structures and relocate an alternative education program to construct a synthetic turf soccer field, baseball and softball fields, two batting cages, and two concession and restroom buildings, along with a 33-space parking lot, stormwater detention basin, utility upgrades, and landscaping. Construction is anticipated to last approximately seven months, with work conducted Monday through Saturday, excluding Sundays and federal holidays, and will adhere to the California Building Code, CALGreen, ADA standards, and NPDES stormwater regulations. The site is subject to Low Impact Development requirements to manage runoff and ensure environmental compliance under CEQA, with a Class 32 Infill Exemption applied. The project aims to serve both District athletic programs and community organizations including Little League Baseball and youth soccer leagues. No formal contract value, pricing structure, or payment details are provided in the available documentation, and the solicitation number 24/25.14 indicates a presolicitation stage without a defined contract type or award basis. While environmental assessments such as Biological Habitat Assessment and emissions analysis are referenced as attachments, there are no detailed contract clauses, evaluation factors for award, or special requirements listed. The District acts as both the procuring entity and the approving authority, with Sean Kearney, Chief Business Officer, serving as the primary point of contact. Deliveries and inspections will occur on-site at 13500 Aviation Boulevard, and acceptance criteria are tied to compliance with local, state, and federal standards. There are no references to federal acquisition regulations, packaging standards, invoicing systems, or contractor certifications such as UEI or CAGE codes, indicating this is a state and locally governed public works project with emphasis on environmental and public facility compliance rather than federal contracting frameworks.