City of Fort Bragg Noyo River Water Diversion Project (Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement No. EPIMS-MEN-60602-R1C)

The project involves a single encroachment for water diversion from Anderson Creek in the Navarro River watershed near Booneville, California, to support frost protection and irrigation activities on adjacent agricultural land. The work focuses on the operation and maintenance of existing water diversion infrastructure and is regulated under California Code of Regulations Title 14, Section 15301, which provides a categorical exemption for the maintenance of existing facilities with no significant environmental impact. The project is administered by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, Region 1, through a Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement numbered EPIMS-MEN-60602-R1C, and is not structured as a traditional procurement under the Federal Acquisition Regulation. No contract value, pricing details, CLINs, or financial terms are specified, and there is no indication of competitive bidding, evaluation factors, or award criteria because the action is categorized as a regulatory approval rather than a procurement. The point of performance is definitively in Booneville, California, with the diversion infrastructure located at latitude 39.0049, longitude -123.3537. While the California Department of Fish and Wildlife oversees environmental compliance and has granted exemption status under CEQA, no formal contract administration elements such as contracting officer details, payment instructions, invoicing systems, or accounting data have been provided. There is no evidence of required representations, certifications, or socioeconomic status from an offeror, nor are there any specified inspection protocols, quality standards, delivery schedules, or FOB terms. The primary documentation is centered on environmental regulatory compliance, with Monty Larson and Carter Mochizuki serving as the primary contacts for project inquiries, and the submission deadline for the environmental notice was October 6, 2025, with the notice posted publicly on October 24, 2025. All aspects of the project reflect a non-competitive, agency-led environmental approval process rather than a competitive acquisition.