BKK Corporation – Second Amendment to Right of Entry Agreement HD-9231

The Port of Long Beach has authorized a second amendment to Right of Entry Agreement HD-9231 with BKK Corporation, a California-based corporation, to extend the term of the agreement by two years effective September 8, 2025. The amendment allows for the continued operation and maintenance of two groundwater monitoring wells located near Anaheim Way and Pier B Street in Long Beach, California, to support ongoing environmental assessments required by the Department of Toxic Substance Control. The annual rent of $2,000 will remain unchanged to cover periodic maintenance and sample collection efforts aimed at detecting potential groundwater contamination. This action is classified as a minor alteration to an existing facility under CEQA Class 1 exemption, confirming no expansion of use or environmental impact beyond current operations. The agreement is administrative in nature, with no competitive procurement process, federal acquisition regulation clauses, or structured contracting mechanisms such as CLINs, COR/COTR assignments, or invoicing systems. Payment is a fixed annual fee, totaling $4,000 over the two-year extension, with no option periods or cost variations. Oversight remains with the Port of Long Beach’s Environmental Planning Division, with Tyler Hanks as the primary point of contact, while BKK Corporation, represented by Treasurer Kris Kazarian, is responsible for field activities. No special contract requirements, representations, certifications, or packaging mandates are included, and no formal solicitation number or federal accounting identifiers are applied.