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Agricultural Site Development & Cultivation Infrastructure

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The contract involves the design and construction of outdoor cannabis cultivation infrastructure on a 30.11-acre site, encompassing essential components such as irrigation systems, perimeter fencing, access roads, and utility connections necessary to support commercial cultivation operations. This work is classified under NAICS code 111419, indicating it falls within the specialty food crop farming category, specifically for cannabis cultivation, and is structured as a subcontract under the jurisdiction of Lake County in California. The project is intended to establish a fully functional agricultural site capable of compliant outdoor cannabis production, with all infrastructure elements designed to meet regulatory, safety, and operational standards for the industry. The contract was posted on July 21, 2026, and is associated with a specific project identified through the CEQAnet system, though no solicitation number or point of contact is provided. The place of performance is within Lake County, California, and while the exact location details are unspecified, the infrastructure scope requires significant earthwork, grading, and utility coordination to support large-scale cultivation. The site must be prepared to accommodate environmental compliance, water management, and security specifications typical for cannabis operations in California, with all constructed systems expected to be durable, scalable, and aligned with state and local agricultural and zoning requirements.

General Info

Design and construct outdoor cannabis cultivation infrastructure on 30.11-acre site in Lake County, California.

Agency

California → Lake County

NAICS

111419 - Other Food Crops Grown Under CoverView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA

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PostedJul 21

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AgencyCalifornia → Lake County

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Design and construction of outdoor cannabis cultivation infrastructure including irrigation, fencing, access roads, and utility connections on 30.11 acres.

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