Baytrans Inc. Trucking Service

The City of Sacramento is developing a trucking service facility on a 4.7-acre site at 1440 Vinci Avenue in Sacramento, CA 95838, through a project approved under a categorical exemption from the California Environmental Quality Act. The facility will replace an existing single-family home and gravel lot with a 19,600 square foot light industrial pre-engineered metal building housing an office, service bays, a break room, and warehouse storage, along with 79 truck parking spaces and 46 dedicated passenger vehicle parking spaces separated by security fencing and controlled gates. Up to 12 employees will operate from the facility, which will receive, service, and store cargo trucks. Site improvements include stormwater bio-retention basins, utility connections to the City of Sacramento’s water and sewer systems, and an SMUD electricity power box. The project aligns with the City’s 2040 General Plan and qualifies for exemption under CEQA Sections 15332 and 15183 due to its infill development nature and consistency with existing zoning. No formal federal contract value, pricing structure, or acquisition type is specified, and the initiative is classified as a forecast rather than a solicitation with competitive bidding. Key contacts include Charles Tschudin, Senior Planner, and Armando Lopez Jr., Associate Architect, who serve as primary points of contact for project coordination and environmental compliance. While security fencing and access controls are implemented to segregate vehicle types and manage site entry, no federal contract clauses, evaluation factors, delivery terms, inspection criteria, or procurement-specific certifications have been identified in the documentation. The project’s regulatory framework is based entirely on local environmental compliance and land use approvals rather than federal acquisition regulations.