CCC Tahoe Center Re-Roof

The California Conservation Corps is planning to replace the existing composite shingle roof at the CCC Tahoe Center facility located at 1949 Apache Avenue, South Lake Tahoe, California, with a new standing seam metal roofing system. This project entails the complete removal and proper disposal of all current roofing materials, followed by a thorough inspection of the underlying sheathing to identify and replace any damaged sections. The new roof will include a water-resistant barrier, flashing, metal trims, vent components, and ridge systems to ensure long-term durability and weather protection. The work is being conducted under a CEQA Class 1 categorical exemption, indicating it is considered a minor alteration with no significant environmental impact. The project site in South Lake Tahoe is the sole location for all performance, inspection, and acceptance activities. Although the contract is publicly listed as a forecast with a posted date of July 25, 2025, no estimated value, funding details, or formal pricing structure have been disclosed, suggesting the procurement is still in a preliminary planning phase. There is no formal contract number, solicitation number, or established period of performance specified at this time. The contract lacks detailed clauses, evaluation factors, payment instructions, or formal inspection criteria typically associated with executed federal contracts. No packaging, marking, or preservation requirements are outlined, and no bar-coding or military standards are referenced. The Lead Counsel, Jeffrey I. Schwarzschild, serves as the primary point of contact but is not formally designated as the Contracting Officer, COR, or COTR. There are no stated requirements for key personnel, security clearances, options, or organizational conflict of interest provisions. The project does not include socioeconomic certifications, size status declarations, or Unique Entity ID or CAGE code information. While environmental compliance documentation is referenced via a certified exemption finding and a Notice of Exemption to be filed, there are no explicit technical specifications, performance standards, or submission guidelines for potential contractors. The absence of Section I, J, K, M, and detailed Sections D, E, F, G, and H suggests this document is not a complete contractual instrument but rather a forecasted project announcement awaiting formal solicitation, funding approval, and detailed contracting documentation.