8831 and 8841 Muraoka Drive Development

The City of Gilroy is moving forward with the construction of two speculative commercial industrial buildings on two vacant parcels totaling 1.67 acres located at 8831 and 8841 Muraoka Drive within the M1 Limited Industrial zoning district and the Murray-Las Animas Avenue Overlay District. The project has been determined eligible for a categorical exemption under CEQA Section 15332 as an infill development that complies with the city's General Plan and existing zoning, benefits from adequate existing infrastructure, and is not expected to result in significant environmental impacts. The Notice of Exemption was filed on August 8, 2025, and the project is currently in the forecast phase with no formal solicitation or contract number assigned. The primary point of contact for the project is Vanessa Sanchez, Planner I with the City of Gilroy’s Community Development Department, and Joe Torquato of Cypress Development is listed as the project applicant. No contract value, pricing details, or payment terms have been disclosed, and there are no defined delivery schedules, performance periods, FOB terms, or invoicing procedures included in the available documentation. There is no indication of federal procurement requirements as the project does not involve FAR clauses, federal contract types, or federal funding. No evaluation factors, source selection criteria, or basis for award have been established since no solicitation has been issued. There are no identified contracting officer representatives, technical representatives, or procurement contracting officers, and no information is provided regarding unique entity IDs, small business status, or socioeconomic certifications. The site will serve as both the place of performance and the location for inspection and acceptance, with municipal oversight conducted by the City of Gilroy. While the project references compliance with state environmental regulations and local land use codes, no technical building standards, engineering specifications, packaging, marking, or inspection protocols are outlined. The project remains in a planning and approval stage without a binding contract in place, and all associated documentation centers around environmental compliance rather than formal procurement or construction contracts.