Biolife West Solutions Inc.

Biolife West Solutions, Inc. is operating a cannabis microbusiness under a state-issued license at 123 N E St., Suite #102, Exeter, California, within an existing 9,000-square-foot building, utilizing 1,090 square feet for licensed activities including infusion manufacturing, retail sales, and distribution of commercial cannabis products. The project does not involve any expansion of square footage or significant structural modifications, relying entirely on existing utilities—City of Exeter water and Southern California Edison electricity—with only minor interior and exterior changes. The operation is authorized under California’s Class 32 Categorical Exemption for infill development, ensuring compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act and local land use regulations, and no federal procurement or contracting mechanisms are involved. No contract value, pricing, payment terms, delivery schedules, or federal acquisition regulation clauses are applicable, as this is a state cannabis licensing action rather than a federal contract. The Department of Cannabis Control, specifically the Cultivation Licensing Branch, is the approving authority, with Tia Heu, Environmental Scientist, serving as the primary point of contact for environmental compliance matters. While the project site in Exeter serves as the sole place of performance and operational location, no formal contract administration, inspection protocols, or acceptance procedures are detailed beyond alignment with CEQA standards and state cannabis licensing requirements. No federal identifiers such as UEI or CAGE codes, socioeconomic certifications, accounting data, invoicing systems, or contracting officer roles are assigned or required, as this licensing action operates entirely under state law. The application was posted as a forecast on September 19, 2025, with the license approved on May 21, 2024, but no specific performance period, delivery milestones, or financial terms are included. The only affirmations made are related to environmental compliance under California Code of Regulations Title 14, Section 15332, confirming the project qualifies for an exemption based on its nature, scale, and location within an existing urban structure.