DCR CORE RECORD NO. 402838

The City of Los Angeles, through its Department of Cannabis Regulation, is authorizing CSC Manufacturing, LLC to operate a commercial cannabis manufacturing facility at 1864 E 22nd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90058, under a Type 6 manufacturing license. The scope of operations includes non-volatile solvent extraction using water, mechanical extraction, product infusion, and packaging and labeling, all conducted within a 17,420 sqft existing facility Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM with a workforce of four. The project qualifies for categorical exemptions under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Sections 15301 and 15332, as it involves operation of an existing facility and in-fill development on a previously developed site that aligns with the City’s General Plan and zoning requirements; no expansion of the facility footprint or increase in waste generation is anticipated, and no hazardous materials are stored or used. Environmental compliance is confirmed through the submission of supporting documents including a Hazardous Material Business Plan and references to prior permit records, with oversight by the City’s Department of Cannabis Regulation and coordination with LADWP for utility services. The facility is not subject to federal acquisition regulations, and no FAR clauses, federal contract types, or military standards like MIL-STD apply; all requirements are governed by state and local cannabis laws and environmental regulations. No contract value, pricing structure, payment terms, invoicing mechanisms, or accounting codes are specified in the documentation, indicating the absence of traditional federal procurement elements such as CLINs, FFP designations, or WAWF systems. Similarly, there are no defined evaluation factors for award, solicitation instructions, or formal representation and certification requirements typical of federal contracts; the applicant is not required to declare size status, UEI, or socio-economic certifications. Inspection and acceptance are presumed to occur at the facility site, with accountability resting primarily on the contractor to maintain compliance with state standards relating to product labeling, child-resistant packaging, and traceability, as mandated by California’s Department of Cannabis Regulation. The project does not require environmental impact reviews under CEQA due to its classification under categorical exemptions, and no additional permitting is needed beyond existing city approvals. The place of performance is strictly limited to the designated address, and the contract, identified as LA-C-25-402838-ANN, appears structured as an annual licensing authorization rather than a traditional service or supply contract with delivery