2270 Stockton Blvd Property Acquisition

The University of California, Davis acquired a 0.4-acre property located at 2270 Stockton Blvd, Sacramento, California, on July 10, 2026, through a direct purchase. The property includes a 6,500 square foot office building and a parking lot with 24 stalls, which will continue to be used for UC Davis office operations without any planned modifications or renovations. The acquisition is exempt from environmental review under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines Section 15301 as it involves the use of an existing facility without alteration. The site is not part of a UC campus nor subject to a Local Regional Development Plan. No contract value, pricing details, or financial identifiers such as accounting codes or appropriation data were provided. The transaction is treated as a one-time property transfer with no ongoing performance period, delivery schedule, or logistics requirements. There are no standard federal acquisition contract clauses, solicitation numbers, or procurement types formally specified beyond the designation of this action as a forecast. The Office of Planning and Research at UC Davis serves as the administrative lead, with Alex Tremblay, Environmental Planner, acting as the primary point of contact for the acquisition. The acquisition process adhered to CEQA procedural requirements, including the filing of a certified exemption finding and a Notice of Exemption, though no federal procurement representations, certifications, or socioeconomic designations were required or provided. No contracting officer, contracting officer’s representative, or technical representative was formally designated. Payment instructions, invoicing methods, and electronic systems such as WAWF or IPP were not addressed. The property’s location in Sacramento, California, is designated as the place of performance, and inspection and acceptance responsibilities fall solely on the University of California, Davis. No packaging, marking, transportation, or FOB terms apply due to the nature of real estate acquisition. The submission process was administrative and paper-based, with documents to be mailed to a Sacramento postal address. No contract modifications, options, special requirements, or conflict of interest provisions were included, as the transaction involved only the transfer of an existing structure in its current state.