Arrow Commerce Center Project

The Arrow Commerce Center Project in Rancho Cucamonga, California, encompasses the comprehensive development of a large-scale industrial logistics complex comprising five two-story warehouse and office buildings totaling approximately 1.83 million gross square feet. The project involves complete demolition and site clearing of existing paved surfaces, followed by extensive grading, excavation, and construction of new infrastructure including loading docks for 444 truck trailers, 968 vehicle parking spaces, six new public streets, water quality basins, utility systems, exterior lighting, and signage. The development will result in 44 acres of impervious surface with roughly 10 percent designated for landscape coverage. All activities must comply with Rancho Cucamonga Municipal Code §17.66.110 (Class C Performance Standards), which enforce strict ambient standards for noise, particulate matter, air contaminants, odor, heat, glare, and vibration to ensure emissions remain undetectable to the average person beyond property lines and that no perceptible odors escape site boundaries. Environmental compliance is further governed by CEQA guidelines, SCAQMD rules, CARB 2010 engine standards for trucks, and CALGreen Code requirements for green building practices. The project site is located on Arrow Route and Juneberry Drive, with all work to be performed on-site in the City of Rancho Cucamonga, under oversight by the City’s Planning and Engineering departments. The City will conduct regular inspections and hold final acceptance authority, ensuring adherence to all technical specifications, stormwater Best Management Practices outlined in Exhibit C, and California Building Energy Code standards. Proposal submissions must include mandatory attachments such as existing condition photos, BMP design calculations, and drainage plans, and are due by November 17, 2025, via the CEQAnet portal or through mailed deliverables to the Planning Department. While no formal contract value, pricing structure, or clause identifiers from FAR Part 52 are available, the procurement context suggests a public works initiative requiring environmental documentation and code compliance as core evaluation criteria. Key administrative contacts include Christine Delostrinos as Senior Planner and Chris Sanford of Thienes Engineering, Inc. as Director of Engineering, though no formal COR, COTR, or PCO designations have been publicly identified. No subcontracting requirements, socioeconomic set-asides, or invoicing protocols such as WAWF are specified, and contractual payment terms, accounting codes, or delivery schedules remain unstated in the available documentation.