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Kern County is fulfilling its environmental review obligations under CEQA Section 15183 by posting a public notice related to a project requiring exemption from full environmental documentation. This action serves as the official public notification process mandated to ensure transparency and compliance without the need for a full environmental impact report. The posting is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 922150, which pertains to state and local government administration, and is tied to a specific project identified through the CEQAnet system with the identifier 2026060741. The notice was posted on June 16, 2026, and the place of performance is located in the 93301 zip code area, indicating the action is centered within Kern County, California. No specific point of contact or additional set-aside details are provided, suggesting this is a procedural compliance step rather than a competitively bid procurement.公众通知的发布是按照加州环境质量法第15183条豁免要求执行的，旨在满足环境审查的法规义务，确保项目信息在公众层面得到充分披露，同时避免进行完整的环境影响评估程序。

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Kern County posts CEQA Section 15183 public notice for project exemption, NAICS 922150, 93301, June 16, 2026

Agency

California → Kern County

NAICS

922150 - Parole Offices and Probation OfficesView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, 93301

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NONE

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PostedJun 16

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AgencyCalifornia → Kern County

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Public notice posting under CEQA Section 15183 exemption to satisfy environmental review requirements.

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