Edgemont Substation (City Project)

The Edgemont Substation project is a city-initiated infrastructure development located in Moreno Valley, California, on three city-owned parcels situated west of Day Street, north of Cottonwood Avenue, and south of Dracaea Avenue, with parcel numbers 261-180-078, 263-180-012, and 263-180-013. The project involves the construction of a 115 kV delta-grounded power transformer, a 34.5 kV panel pad, and a 12 kV panel pad, along with a perimeter block wall enclosing the entire site. Classified as an in-fill development, the project qualifies for a Class 32 Categorical Exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), having been determined to have no significant environmental impact, supported by a No Effect Determination from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and compliance with the City’s General Plan. The project is administratively filed and approved through Riverside County, with the Notice of Exemption recorded under Document No. E-202600601 and a regulatory fee of $50.00 processed via Tyler Payments. No formal solicitation, contract value, pricing structure, or procurement method has been established, and the document is categorized as a forecast with no assigned solicitation number or standard federal contract type. The City of Moreno Valley, through its utilities department, serves as the lead agency and applicant, with primary points of contact including the Moreno Valley Utilities office and Assistant Planner Christian Lua. Administrative functions such as environmental filings and fee payments are coordinated with Riverside County’s Assessor-County Clerk-Recorder’s office, where financial receipts and documentation are processed. While the project includes clear technical components and an approved environmental exemption, there is no identified contract clause, evaluation criteria, performance timeline, delivery terms, or special requirements typically associated with federal or competitive procurement. No contractor has been named, nor are there any federal acquisition regulation clauses, accounting codes, invoicing systems, or required certifications such as UEI, CAGE, or socioeconomic designations present. The project remains in a pre-contract phase, focused on regulatory compliance and environmental documentation rather than formal contracting, and all submissions are handled through physical paperwork without digital or electronic submission requirements.