Cuyamaca Fire Station Energy Efficiency Retrofit Project

The Cuyamaca Fire Station Energy Efficiency Retrofit Project is a state-led initiative by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection to upgrade existing infrastructure at the fire station located at 34520 Engineers Road, Julian, CA 92036, in compliance with California legislation aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The scope focuses exclusively on replacing outdated electrical and mechanical systems, including lighting and renewable energy technologies such as solar installations, without any expansion, new construction, or ground disturbance. The project is classified under a categorical exemption under Section 15302(c) of the California Environmental Quality Act, confirming it qualifies as a replacement or reconstruction activity that does not trigger additional environmental review. All work must meet state energy efficiency standards and align with broader goals for sustainable operations within public facilities. The project is administered through collaboration between CAL FIRE and the California Department of General Services, with Valerie Keisler listed as the Energy Savings Program Manager and Christina Snow as the Senior Environmental Planner as the primary points of contact. Inspection and acceptance activities will occur on-site at the fire station, with government oversight responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable state energy codes and environmental exemptions. While the contract is identified as a forecast with a posted date of August 12, 2025, no solicitation number, contract value, pricing data, period of performance, or detailed evaluation criteria have been released. There are no specified clause requirements related to packaging, invoicing, accounting codes, or special contractual provisions such as security clearances, key personnel, or options, and no offeror certifications or socioeconomic status data are provided, indicating the procurement is in early stages and largely defined by its environmental compliance and retrofit scope rather than detailed procurement terms.