Blue Lagoon Brewing Co

The City of Vacaville is advancing a project to establish Blue Lagoon Brewing Co. within an existing 1,500 square foot retail space at 211 Peabody Road, involving interior modifications to accommodate brewing and retail operations along with the addition of a 500 square foot fenced outdoor dining area. The project has been classified as exempt from full environmental review under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Sections 15301 and 15303, which cover minor alterations to existing structures and construction of small accessory structures, respectively. Compliance with applicable state and local building, zoning, and accessibility codes is implied as part of the exemption, though no specific technical standards or performance metrics are formally documented. The project is identified as a forecast and lacks a formal solicitation number, contract value, or competitive procurement process. There is no indication of federal contract clauses, acquisition regulations, or federal accounting data, confirming its status as a local municipal initiative rather than a federal procurement. The lead agency contact is Adeline Morley, Assistant Planner for the City of Vacaville, who signed the exemption documentation on July 30, 2025, with the project posted publicly on July 31, 2025. The applicant is Mathew Woolums of Blue Lagoon Brewing Co., who is listed as the point of contact for the project but is not formally designated as a contracting officer, technical representative, or contractor under federal acquisition standards. Documentation includes a certified exemption finding and a notice of exemption filing, both required for CEQA compliance, but no other attachments, packaging specifications, invoicing instructions, payment details, or evaluation criteria are present. There are no federally mandated certifications, socioeconomic status declarations, unique entity identifiers, or contract clauses included in the materials. The place of performance is unequivocally 211 Peabody Road, Vacaville, California, with inspection and acceptance expected at the same location, but no defined period of performance, delivery schedule, or funding parameters have been established. The project proceeds under streamlined environmental procedures without the structure of a formal contract.