Distro Depot, Inc

Distro Depot, Inc. has been licensed to operate a cannabis distribution and non-storefront retail facility at 36650 Sunair Plaza in Cathedral City, California, on a 20,900 square foot developed site containing two existing buildings. The distribution activities will be confined to 2,392 square feet on the first floor of the two-story building, while 238 square feet will be allocated for non-storefront retail operations and an additional 777 square feet for ancillary uses. The licensing action is ministerial in nature, governed by California’s Cannabis Control Act and exempt from California Environmental Quality Act review under Class 1 Categorical Exemption rules, meaning approval is automatic upon submission of complete, compliant documentation with no competitive evaluation or discretionary review. The site does not require new construction, expansion, or change in land use, and operations must strictly adhere to the designated square footage and activity limitations defined in the license. The California Department of Cannabis Control issued the license effective August 14, 2025, following a submission deadline on the same date, with no contract value, pricing, or payment terms specified because this is a regulatory license, not a procurement contract. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, evaluation factors, contract administration data, inspection protocols, or commercial invoicing systems apply, as the action falls entirely under state cannabis regulatory authority. The only identified point of contact is Trevor Cleak, Senior Environmental Scientist, who serves as the administrative liaison for environmental compliance and licensing review. No socioeconomic certifications, unique entity identifiers, CAGE codes, or federal representations were submitted or required, as the licensing process does not involve federal procurement mechanisms or small business set-asides. The project’s compliance is verified through regulatory documentation and spatial adherence, with no procurement-related deliverables, performance periods, FOB terms, or contractual obligations beyond operational limits and statutory compliance.