Boeing Company Demolition at Santa Susana Field Laboratory

The Boeing Company has obtained zoning clearance from Ventura County for the demolition of five abandoned above-ground structures totaling 40,490 square feet located within Area IV of APN 685-0-051-180 at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory in Simi Valley, California. The project involves only the removal of building superstructures—no foundations or subsurface work is permitted—and is not associated with any federal or state environmental remediation efforts under the Department of Toxic Substances Control or the Department of Energy. This action is classified as a ministerial zoning clearance under CEQA Section 15268(a), meaning it is an administrative, non-discretionary process that does not require environmental review or competitive procurement procedures. The work is subject to stormwater protection measures including erosion control fiber rolls as depicted in submitted plans, and all demolition activities are confined to the specified parcel. The County of Ventura Resource Management Agency, acting as the lead agency, issued clearance under case number ZC25-0292 with an approval date of June 17, 2025, and no payment or contract value is associated with the demolition itself beyond a $50 environmental filing fee processed by the County Clerk and Recorder. The applicant, Boeing Company, is represented by Steve Fischer, and project oversight is managed by County staff, with no formal contracting officer, COR, or COTR designated. The project does not involve federal acquisition regulations, contract types, pricing structures, or procurement elements, and all documentation was submitted in paper format to the County’s Planning Division with no electronic or online filing required.