CUP #2011-010 - Paramount Farms, ATC project number C-1250096

Wonderful Pistachios & Almonds is undertaking a facility expansion at 5970 Road 13 in Firebaugh, California, to enhance nut processing capabilities by installing 20 natural gas-fired column dryers with a combined capacity of 20 MMBtu/hr, four pre-cleaning lines equipped with cyclones and conveyors, and 60 permit-exempt storage silos. The project is subject to environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which has been completed with the preparation and adoption of a Mitigated Negative Declaration, making specific mitigation measures a condition of approval. The San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District serves as the lead regulatory agency, while Madera County acts as the lead administrative entity overseeing the Conditional Use Permit numbered CUP #2011-010 and associated project code C-1250096. No federal contract clauses, procurement terms, pricing data, delivery schedules, or standard federal acquisition regulations apply, as this is a local environmental permitting and compliance initiative rather than a federally funded or governed acquisition. The project has no assigned contract value, payment terms, invoicing procedures, or federal accounting codes, and no formal contract type such as fixed-price or cost-reimbursable is defined. Contact points include Robert Mansfield of Madera County as the primary planner, Dylan Casares from the Air Pollution Control District as the air quality specialist, and Melissa McCormick of Wonderful Pistachios & Almonds as the EHS manager. Inspection and acceptance responsibilities are not formally assigned, and there are no detailed quality standards, packaging requirements, or delivery conditions specified beyond compliance with the approved mitigation measures outlined in the CEQA documentation. The absence of federal solicitation forms, evaluation factors, contractor representations, or electronic submission guidelines confirms this is a state-level environmental approval process governed by CEQA procedures, not a procurement contract under the Federal Acquisition Regulation. All compliance obligations center on environmental monitoring, mitigation implementation, and public recordkeeping, with no financial or logistical contract administration elements identified.