Corning Sub-basin Groundwater Sustainability Agency Five-Year Groundwater Recharge Project

The Corning Sub-basin Groundwater Sustainability Agency is implementing a five-year groundwater recharge project in Glenn County, California. The project focuses on diverting surface water from Stony Creek, downstream of the Black Butte Lake Dam, to private working lands to facilitate managed aquifer recharge and enhance groundwater sustainability within the sub-basin. This initiative is categorized as a forecast and is being executed under a California Environmental Quality Act exemption authorized by Governor's Executive Order N-7-22. Administrative oversight is led by Program Manager Lisa Hunter, with official filings managed through the Glenn County Clerk-Recorder's Office in Willows, California. While the project is identified under NAICS code 541360, the available documentation consists primarily of regulatory and environmental exemption filings rather than a formal federal procurement contract. Consequently, there are no specified contract values, formal evaluation factors for award, or standardized federal acquisition clauses. Performance is centered on the diversion and infiltration of water on agricultural lands near Orland, California.