Cristo Rey School

The project involves the conversion of two existing office buildings located at 3601 S. Harbor Boulevard and 3611 S. Harbor Boulevard in Santa Ana, California, into a professional school facility operated by SOCO Harbor, Inc. under the name Cristo Rey School. The scope includes minor building additions and associated site improvements to support the change in use from commercial office to educational functions, with no major structural overhauls anticipated. The project has been administratively approved under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) through a Class 32 Categorical Exemption for infill development and Class 1 for existing facilities, confirming that it poses no significant environmental impacts related to traffic, noise, air quality, water, or biological resources, and is consistent with local zoning and building codes. Administrative filings were submitted to the County Clerk-Recorder with a $50 fee paid, and an exemption was certified by the City of Santa Ana’s Senior Planner, Nancy Tran, who serves as the primary agency contact alongside the project applicant, SOCO Harbor, Inc. No federal contract clauses, pricing details, evaluation criteria, or formal acquisition structure as defined under FAR are present in the documentation, indicating this is a local government-led land use and development project processed through administrative exemption procedures. The place of performance is firmly established in Santa Ana with a zip code of 92704, and all approvals, inspections, and acceptances are handled locally without reference to federal acquisition systems, payment offices, or contracting officer roles. The project’s execution relies on ministerial review under CEQA guidelines rather than competitive procurement, and while the intent is clear—to repurpose the buildings for educational programming—formal contract terms, performance periods, deliverables, inspection criteria beyond code compliance, and financial estimates are not enumerated in the provided records.