Agriculture Farm-Wasco Union High School

The Wasco Union High School District is relocating its Agricultural Farm to a new 38.79-acre site approximately 1.1 miles southeast of its current location in Wasco, California, with the project being approved under California Environmental Quality Act categorical exemptions for existing facilities, minor land alterations, and small structure construction. The new facility will include two modular buildings—AG-1 serving as a restroom and utilities structure and AG-2 functioning as a classroom—totaling approximately 2,880 square feet, along with associated site improvements such as paved parking, walkways, and perimeter fencing, all designed to maintain uninterrupted agricultural education programming without expanding operational scope. The project site, previously occupied by an idle orchard and residential/farmyard structures, is bounded by 7th Street to the north and Magnolia Avenue to the east, with the district identifying Fund 01 - General Fund as the financial source and noting a fiscal impact of $0, though no contract value, line-item pricing, or detailed budget estimates are provided. The district’s Superintendent, Kevin Tallon, is the designated point of contact for oversight, but no formal Contracting Officer’s Representative, Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative, or Procurement Contracting Officer roles are officially assigned, and no standard federal acquisition clauses, evaluation factors, or procurement contract types such as FFP or IDIQ are specified. The project’s approval follows a board resolution dated September 11, 2025, with a Notice of Exemption signed thereafter, and while supporting documents related to CEQA compliance, field trips, and other district programs were referenced, no formal attachments, packaging requirements, inspection criteria, or invoicing protocols are described in the documentation, indicating a reliance on state-level regulatory compliance rather than federal contractual structures for execution.