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Environmental Compliance Filing Services

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The contract pertains to environmental compliance filing services for construction projects within San Jose, California, focusing on the preparation and submission of documentation required under the California Environmental Quality Act. This includes the completion and filing of Notices of Exemption to certify that proposed projects qualify for categorical exemptions from full environmental review, ensuring adherence to state regulations and streamlining the approval process. The work is subcontracted under NAICS code 541620, which classifies it as environmental consulting services, and is intended to support the City of San Jose’s obligations in evaluating and documenting environmental impacts in compliance with CEQA mandates. The place of performance is specified as San Jose with a postal code of 95134, indicating the specific geographic scope of the work. The contract was posted on July 16, 2026, and is linked to an active project on the CEQAnet portal, suggesting an ongoing or imminent project requiring timely environmental documentation. There is no solicitation number provided, indicating this may be a direct subcontract awarded without public bidding, possibly under an existing master agreement or through a prequalified vendor list. The scope is narrowly defined to administrative and procedural environmental filings rather than broader environmental studies or mitigation planning, emphasizing efficiency and regulatory compliance in the initial stages of project development. The absence of point of contact information suggests that communications and documentation processes are managed through standardized channels, likely via the CEQAnet system or designated city personnel.

General Info

Environmental compliance filing for San Jose construction projects under CEQA, focusing on Notices of Exemption.

Agency

California → City of San Jose

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

San Jose, CA, 95134

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NONE

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PostedJul 16

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AgencyCalifornia → City of San Jose

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California → City of San Jose

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Preparation and submission of California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) documentation, including Notice of Exemption filings for construction projects.

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