Apple Campus 2

The Apple Campus 2 project, now known as Apple Park, was originally approved with a certified Final Environmental Impact Report in October 2013, authorizing the development of 3.42 million square feet of office, research, and development space alongside 245,000 square feet of auxiliary facilities including an auditorium, fitness center, and valet parking reception, as well as 92,000 square feet of utility infrastructure and associated parking. In July 2025, Apple Inc. submitted a Tenth Addendum to the Final EIR proposing minor modifications within the existing campus boundaries, which were approved by the City of Cupertino on September 3, 2025. These modifications include the installation of three new electric generators and six battery storage units within the existing utility yard footprint, the removal of nine parking spaces in the Apple South Parking Structure and their replacement with nine new stalls northwest of the Central Utility Plant to maintain total capacity, and the construction of a 13-foot retaining wall around the proposed Battery Yard to support site grading and provide noise attenuation. All changes are confined to previously disturbed areas, with no expansion of the campus boundary, no increase in employee count or parking supply, and with all trees along the southern boundary preserved in place. Construction is anticipated to take approximately 12 months and will occur entirely on the Apple Park campus, with no street closures and approximately 3,000 cubic yards of cut material being hauled off site. The project remains fully compliant with the California Environmental Quality Act, as the Tenth Addendum determined that no significant environmental impacts beyond those already mitigated by the original Final EIR would result from the modifications. The City of Cupertino, as the lead agency overseeing environmental compliance, is responsible for approval and oversight, with Gian Martire listed as the primary point of contact. No federal acquisition regulations, contract clauses, pricing data, or procurement-specific terms are applicable or present, as this is an environmental review and land use approval document rather than a federal contract solicitation or award.