Amendment No. 1 to License Agreement No. 20-951 with EarthScope Consortium Inc. (Formerly UNAVCO, INC.)

San Bernardino County has amended License Agreement No. 20-951 to allow the EarthScope Consortium Inc. continued non-exclusive use of 1,800 square feet of county-owned land at 42090 N Shore Drive in Big Bear City, California, for the operation and maintenance of an existing earthquake monitoring station. The amendment updates the original agreement which specified 1,600 square feet and confirms the project qualifies under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Class 1 exemption as a minor alteration to an existing facility with no significant environmental impact. While the official place of performance is listed as Barstow, the physical work occurs at the Big Bear City location, reflecting an administrative distinction in documentation. The contract is classified as a forecast and non-competitive administrative amendment, with no formal pricing, invoicing details, payment office, or federal acquisition regulation clauses. The land use arrangement is purely for operational continuity of the seismic monitoring equipment, with no associated deliverables, performance metrics, inspection criteria, or technical specifications beyond routine maintenance. No key personnel, security clearances, options, or subcontracting requirements are included, and no representations regarding size status, socioeconomic certifications, or entity identifiers were provided by the offeror. The agency contacts are Danny Campos, Planner I, and Terry W. Thompson, Director of Real Estate Services, with no formally designated contracting officer or contracting officer’s representative identified. The amendment does not involve financial transactions, electronic invoicing, or procurement competitions, and submission procedures appear to follow a paper-based administrative process through the Office of Planning and Research in Sacramento.