BLM El Centro Field Office Ground Operations

The BLM El Centro Field Office Ground Operations project involves ongoing maintenance of three open-area off-highway vehicle (OHV) recreation facilities and 2,302 miles of OHV trails in Imperial and San Diego Counties, California, including 1.6 miles of specialized trail maintenance along the Back Country Discovery Trail in the Plaster City OHV Open Area. Activities encompass restroom cleaning and upkeep, trash collection, installation and repair of OHV signage, routine infrastructure maintenance, non-law enforcement monitoring of facility conditions, and public outreach efforts to promote compliant use. Work is conducted at designated sites including the Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area, Plaster City OHV Open Area, and Lark Canyon OHV Area, with all performance taking place in and around El Centro, California. The project is classified under CEQA Class 15301 as an existing facility maintenance action, qualifying it for a categorical environmental exemption without requiring a full environmental impact review. There is no defined contract value, pricing structure, or delivery schedule provided, and the solicitation is identified as a forecast with no assigned solicitation number or formal contract type such as time-and-materials or fixed-price. No payment office, accounting data, invoicing method, or contract administration personnel—including contracting officers, CORs, or COTRs—are listed, and no evaluation criteria, offeror certifications, socioeconomic status requirements, or special conditions such as security clearances or conflict of interest provisions are included in the available documentation. Primary point of contact for CEQA-related inquiries is Scott Soares, Senior Environmental Scientist at the California Department of Parks and Recreation, though no formal contract administration contacts are identified. The project lacks formal clause language under FAR, no attachments are listed, and submission instructions, deadlines, or proposal requirements are not specified, indicating the documentation reflects preliminary planning rather than a fully developed procurement package.