East Mesa Re-Entry Facility Camera System and LED Lighting Replacement

The project involves the removal and replacement of the existing security camera system and the retrofitting of existing lights and poles with LED lighting at the East Mesa Re-Entry Facility in San Diego, California. Work is confined to interior alterations within the current detention facility with no expansion of use or structural changes. The project has been determined to be categorically exempt from California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) review under Sections 15301 and 15302, which apply to existing facilities and replacements or reconstructions that do not increase the scope or environmental impact. The place of performance is clearly identified as 446 Alta Rd #5200, San Diego, CA 92158, and final inspection and acceptance are expected to occur on-site after installation. The County of San Diego, through its Department of General Services, is the procuring agency, with Marcus Lubich serving as Project Manager and primary point of contact. No formal solicitation or contract number has been issued, and no contract type, such as firm-fixed-price or IDIQ, is specified, indicating this may be an internal or exempted action rather than a traditional competitive procurement. There is no disclosed contract value, payment terms, invoicing method, accounting data, or procurement evaluation criteria. The documents do not include any standard federal contract clauses, representations, certifications, packaging requirements, special conditions, or delivery schedules. While the scope of work is defined as upgrading security and lighting systems to maintain original function and capacity, no technical specifications, performance metrics, or standards such as NFPA, ANSI, or IEC are referenced. Oversight responsibilities fall to the County, with no designated Contracting Officer or Contracting Officer’s Representative formally identified, and no submission instructions or offeror requirements are provided, as the documentation centers on CEQA exemption confirmation rather than a formal bidding or contracting process.