Dexter Village

The Dexter Village project, located in Lake Elsinore, California, is a 23.05-acre residential development proposing 451 units divided into two phases: 221 single-family homes on 16.40 acres in the central and southern portions, followed by 230 multifamily apartments on 6.65 acres in the northern portion, including 22 Very Low-Income affordable units. The project requires approval of a Tentative Tract Map, Conditional Use Permit, and Residential Design Review, all filed under local land use regulations. Construction is scheduled to commence in early 2026 with site preparation beginning January 5, 2026, and final paving expected by May 28, 2027 under the primary schedule, or extended into early 2028 under an alternate timeline, with all work conducted five days per week. Environmental compliance is addressed through a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment conducted in accordance with ASTM E1527-13 and E2600-15 standards, with inspections performed on-site at parcel identifiers APNs 377-090-013, -037, -039, and -040 by Environmental Audit, Inc. for Fairbrook Communities LLC. The project is governed by local regulatory review from the City of Lake Elsinore and Riverside County Department of Environmental Health, with no explicit federal procurement structure or contract clauses identified. All documentation is submitted through an online portal, though no formal solicitation, contract number, funding authority, or value is disclosed. Packaging and labeling codes such as P-8 PACK and J-8P4 suggest alignment with MIL-STD-129 conventions, yet no official federal contract administration data, payment instructions, accounting codes, or contracting officer details are available. No evaluation factors for award, special contractual requirements, or offeror certifications are documented, and while NAICS code 562910 is listed, the nature of the procurement remains unclear as no standard federal contract form, delivery terms, or pricing structure is provided.