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91--STEA-BULK COAL DELIVERY

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140P4525Q0016Federal

Submission Closed05/02/2025, 08:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 212114

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Minor Modification No. MIM 25-056 Project Location - Specific: 14600 Avenue 420, Orosi, CA

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Minor Modification No. MIM 25-056 involves a request by Orosi Rock, LLC, owned by Gary Reiff, to extend the operational date of surface mining activities at 14600 Avenue 420, Orosi, California. The project seeks to extend the original surface mining permit, PMR 11-003, which was slated to expire in 2025, allowing operations to continue until 2045. This modification is specifically for the site located at APN 035-240-011, described as Section 10, Township 165, Range 25E in Tulare County. The County of Tulare serves as the lead agency and approving authority for this project. Under the CEQA Guidelines Class 1 Section 15301 for Existing Facilities, a Notice of Exemption has been claimed because the extension involves no change in the intensity or type of use and results in negligible or no expansion of the existing facility. The project is managed by the Tulare County Resource Management Agency, with primary coordination handled by Chief Planner Gary Mills, Environmental Planner Jessica Wills, and Project Planner Jose Saenz.

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Surface Mining Permit/Interim Management Plan No. PMR 25-001

Solicitation # PMR 25-001

CEMEX Construction Materials Pacific, LLC has requested an Interim Management Plan for the CEMEX Lemon Cove Surface Mining Site, identified as Surface Mining Permit No. PMR 25-001. The project covers a 230-acre site located in Woodlake, California, within the AE-20 Exclusive Agricultural Zone of Tulare County. The primary objective of the plan is to ensure that idle mining operations are stabilized, maintained, and environmentally managed until such time as reclamation begins or mining activities resume. This action is classified as a ministerial process under Public Resources Code Section 2770(h) and is consistent with State Mining and Geology Board guidance. The project is overseen by the County of Tulare Resource Management Agency, with key administration handled by RMA Director Reed Schenke and Project Planner Jose Saenz. The scope is strictly limited to the ongoing maintenance and stabilization of the existing operation and does not authorize any new construction, site expansion, or changes in land use. The site is specifically located northwest of State Highway 198 and south of State Highway 216, encompassing multiple assessed parcels within Section 4, Township 185, Range 27E. Because the plan involves no new construction or land use changes, it has been issued a Notice of Exemption regarding significant environmental effects.

Tulare County

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10 months ago

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The contract titled "91--STEA-BULK COAL DELIVERY" is a solicitation issued by the Washington Contracting Office of the Department of the Interior, specifically targeting small businesses under a total small business set-aside (FAR 19.5). The contract involves the delivery of bulk coal to Steamtown National Historic Park, with an estimated delivery of approximately 150 tons in 20-ton increments over a one-year period. The solicitation was posted on April 25, 2025, with a response deadline of May 2, 2025. The NAICS code associated with this contract is 212114, which pertains to coal mining, indicating the specialized nature of the procurement. Amendment 0001 to the solicitation provides detailed clarifications regarding the scope and specifications of the contract. It confirms that the coal must meet specific quality standards, including sulfur content and moisture levels, and that testing may be conducted up to five times during the contract period to verify compliance. The contract stipulates that no coating is required for the coal, which will be stored outdoors, and it emphasizes logistical details such as delivery logistics and storage conditions. The point of contact for inquiries is Derek Barber-Richards, accessible via email, with a placeholder phone number. The contract aims to secure a reliable small business supplier capable of delivering quality coal under fixed pricing terms for a defined period, ensuring the operational needs of the park are met efficiently.