Cargo Solutions Truck Warehouse and Truck Stop Hesperia Project

The City of Hesperia is advancing the Cargo Solutions Truck Warehouse and Truck Stop Hesperia Project at the southeast corner of Poplar Street and Three Flags Avenue in San Bernardino County, California, on a 20.32-acre site encompassing APNs 3064-591-17, -18, -12, -13 and 3064-631-01. The project entails the development of two truck warehouse buildings and a surface parking lot, requiring discretionary approvals from the city under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), for which a Negative Declaration has been prepared and adopted, concluding the project will not result in significant environmental impacts. The project applicant, Bobby Kang of Cargo Solutions Express Inc., is working with the City of Hesperia as the lead agency to secure necessary permits and comply with CEQA-mandated mitigation measures and monitoring protocols. No federal acquisition regulations (FAR) apply to this effort, as it is a municipal land use and environmental approval process rather than a competitive federal procurement. The project’s performance location is clearly defined within Hesperia, California, and administrative oversight is handled by the City’s Planning Department, with Ryan Leonard, Principal Planner, serving as the primary point of contact. Despite the project being listed as a forecast in public records with a posted date of September 16, 2025, and approval granted on September 11, 2025, no formal solicitation number, contract value, pricing structure, delivery schedule, or procurement evaluation criteria have been established or published. There is no indication of federal contract clauses, payment systems, invoicing protocols, contracting officer roles, or socioeconomic certifications typically associated with federal acquisitions. The documentation reflects purely local regulatory procedures under CEQA, with no requirements for packaging, inspection standards beyond environmental compliance, or formal submission instructions for proposals. The project remains in the pre-development approval phase, with construction activity contingent upon final environmental clearances and municipal authorizations.