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Fresh Orange Supply

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Submission Closed05/22/2026, 05:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 111332

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Permit ACO26-0086

Solicitation # 49-09232026-336

Permit ACO26-0086, issued by Sonoma County, California, authorizes the replanting of 96.8 acres of vineyard for JFI Ill LLC located at 5440 Red Winery Rd in Geyserville. The project is classified as a ministerial action, meaning it does not seek changes to the established standards set in Chapter 36 of the Sonoma County Code or the Best Management Practices and Technical Report Guidelines for New Vineyard and Orchard Development, Vineyard and Orchard Replanting, and Agricultural Grading and Drainage. The project was posted on September 28, 2026, with a notice of exemption period running through October 24, 2026. Key personnel involved in the project include Agriculture and Vineyard Conservation Coordinator Andy Casarez, owner Carolyn Wasem, and applicant Chris Pisano, with engineering support provided by Citlalli Corro and Omar Reveles. The performance of the work is centered in California within the 95441 zip code area.

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Solicitation # 49-09232026-335

Permit ACO26-0091 is a forecast project managed by the Sonoma County Department of Agriculture/Weights & Measures in Santa Rosa, California, for the replanting of 13.83 acres of vineyard located at 3892 Old Redwood Hwy. The project is designated as a Ministerial exemption under Section 21080(b)(1) and 15268, as it adheres to the ministerial criteria for approval established in Sonoma County Code Section 6C.02.D0.A. The applicant is not seeking any changes to the ministerial standards defined in Chapter 36 of the Sonoma County Code or the Best Management Practices and Technical Report Guidelines for New Vineyard and Orchard Development, Vineyard and Orchard Replanting, and Agricultural Grading and Drainage. Key personnel involved in the project include Agriculture and Vineyard Conservation Coordinator Andy Casarez, owner Ginger DeGrange, engineer Cort Munselle, and site manager Tyler Klick.

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Solicitation # ACO26-0096

Permit ACO26-0096 is a forecast project managed by the Sonoma County Department of Agriculture/Weights and Measures in Healdsburg, California. The project involves the replanting of 110.15 acres of vineyard located at 5354 No Name Road. This action is classified as a ministerial process, meaning the applicant is not seeking changes to the established ministerial standards set in Chapter 36 of the Sonoma County Code or the Best Management Practices and Technical Report Guidelines for New Vineyard and Orchard Development, Vineyard and Orchard Replanting, and Agricultural Grading and Drainage. The project is overseen by Andy Casarez, the Agriculture and Vineyard Conservation Coordinator, with support from owner Lynn Horowitz, project site manager Jack Horowitz, and engineer Cort Munselle. A Notice of Exemption has been filed, asserting that the project is exempt from certain requirements because it constitutes a ministerial action under the local county code.

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Permit ACO26-0085Permit ACO26-0085 is a forecast project for the replanting of 3.3 acres of vineyard located at 4818 Tre Monte Lane in Healdsburg, California. Managed by the Sonoma County Department of Agriculture/Weights and Measures, the project is designated as ministerial and categorically exempt under the Public Resources Code. The work must be performed in accordance with the ministerial standards set in Chapter 36 of the Sonoma County Code and the Best Management Practices and Technical Report Guidelines for New Vineyard and Orchard Development, Vineyard and Orchard Replanting, and Agricultural Grading and Drainage (VESCO). The project is overseen by Agriculture and Vineyard Conservation Coordinator Andy Casarez, with key stakeholders including owner Carolyn Wasem, applicant Chris Pisano, project manager Adan Saavedra, and engineer Omar Reveles. The notice of exemption was signed on September 3, 2026, and posted on September 4, 2026. The project adheres to the ministerial criteria for approval as specified in Sonoma County Code section 6C.02.D0.A.

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Solicitation # ACO26-0098

Permit ACO26-0098 involves the replanting of 9.9 acres of vineyard in California, specifically within the 94515 zip code area. The project is managed by Sonoma County and is coordinated by Andy Casarez, the Agriculture and Vineyard Conservation Coordinator, with Larry Cadd listed as the owner. The applicant intends to comply with all existing ministerial standards established in Chapter 36 of the Sonoma County Code. Furthermore, the project will adhere to the Best Management Practices and Technical Report Guidelines for New Vineyard and Orchard Development, Vineyard and Orchard Replanting, and Agricultural Grading and Drainage.

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Solicitation # ACO26-0088

Permit ACO26-0088 is a project authorized by the Sonoma County Department of Agriculture/Weights and Measures for Fish Sonoma Holdings LLC to replant and repair 79.8 acres of vineyard located at 1202 Felder Road in Sonoma, California. The project is classified as a ministerial action under the California Environmental Quality Act, meaning it is exempt from certain environmental reviews because it adheres to established ministerial criteria. The work must be performed in accordance with the standards set in Chapter 36 of the Sonoma County Code and the Best Management Practices and Technical Report Guidelines for New Vineyard and Orchard Development, Vineyard and Orchard Replanting, and Agricultural Grading and Drainage (VESCO). Key personnel involved in the project include Andy Casarez as the Agriculture and Vineyard Conservation Coordinator, Jason M. Fish as the owner, Jim Burgess as the applicant, and Matthew Steven Bueno as the engineer.

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Vineyard Planting LaborThis subcontract for Vineyard Planting Labor involves the planting of vine stock into prepared soil for prime contractors working on Sonoma County Department of Agriculture projects. The scope of work includes digging planting holes, placing vine stock, backfilling, and performing initial watering and settling in strict accordance with Sonoma County Code Chapter 36. The contractor may utilize either mechanical planters or manual planting crews to complete the delivery of 8.5 acres of planted vines. The project is situated in California within the 95441 zip code and falls under NAICS code 111332. It is managed by the Sonoma County agency in California and was posted on August 28, 2026.

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Solicitation # ACO26-0084

Permit ACO26-0084 involves the replanting of 8.5 acres of vineyard located at 2240 Alexander Mountain Rd in Geyserville, California. The project is managed by the Sonoma County Department of Agriculture/Weights and Measures and is classified as a ministerial project under the California Environmental Quality Act exemption provisions. The work must be performed in strict accordance with the ministerial standards set in Chapter 36 of the Sonoma County Code and the Best Management Practices and Technical Report Guidelines for New Vineyard and Orchard Development, Vineyard and Orchard Replanting, and Agricultural Grading and Drainage (VESCO), as well as Sonoma County Code section 6.02.070.A. The project is supported by a team including Andy Casarez as the Agriculture and Vineyard Conservation Coordinator, Carolyn Wasem as the owner, Chris Pisano as the applicant, and Omar Reveles as the engineer. The notice of exemption was signed and posted on August 27, 2026. This project does not seek changes to existing ministerial standards and is categorized under NAICS code 111332.

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Solicitation # ACO26-0083

Permit ACO26-0083 is a forecast for a project involving the replanting of 138 acres of vineyard located at 27001 Ramal Road in Sonoma, California. The project is being undertaken by Domaine Chandon Inc. and is managed by the Sonoma County Department of Agriculture/Weights and Measures. The work is classified as a ministerial approval, meaning it meets the specific criteria for approval set forth in Sonoma County Code section 6.02.070.A. The project must strictly adhere to the ministerial standards established in Chapter 36 of the Sonoma County Code as well as the VESCO Best Management Practices and Technical Report Guidelines for New Vineyard and Orchard Development, Vineyard and Orchard Replanting, and Agricultural Grading and Drainage. Key personnel associated with the project include Andy Casarez as the Agriculture and Vineyard Conservation Coordinator, Pauline Lhote as the Site Manager, and Omar Reveles as the Engineer. A Notice of Exemption was filed on August 27, 2026, with a thirty-day posting period.

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Roberts Family Revocable Trust Agricultural Preserve and Land Conservation Contract Amendment; CON2025-00004 (ED25-0091)

Solicitation # CON2025-00004

The Roberts Family Revocable Trust is proposing an amendment to an existing agricultural preserve and land conservation contract for three parcels totaling approximately 106 acres. Located at 2850 El Pomar Dr. in Templeton, California, within the El Pomar-Estrella Sub Area of the North County Planning Area, the proposal seeks to reduce the minimum parcel size requirement from 80 acres to 40 acres. This change is intended to reflect the qualification under irrigated vineyard standards for the specified land. Managed by San Luis Obispo County under contract number CON2025-00004 (ED25-0091), the project is categorized as a forecast with a NAICS code of 111332. The amendment has been filed with a Notice of Exemption under CEQA Class 17, indicating it is exempt from certain environmental review requirements. Primary coordination is being handled by Planner III Kip Morais, with Victor and Leslie Roberts serving as the applicants.

San Luis Obispo County

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Vine Stock and Trellis Material SupplyThis subcontract for Vine Stock and Trellis Material Supply involves providing biological and structural materials for prime contractors working on Gallo Vineyards Inc. projects in Sonoma County. The scope of work includes the sourcing and delivery of certified pest-free grape vine rootstock, trellis posts, and galvanized wire to the specific site located at 24751 Chianti Road in Cloverdale, California. The supplier is responsible for delivering all required vine stock and trellis materials and must provide the necessary agricultural certifications for all vine stock provided. This agreement falls under NAICS code 111332 and is associated with the state of California.

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Agricultural Grading and DrainageThis subcontract for agricultural grading and drainage involves performing earthwork and drainage installation for prime contractors on Gallo Vineyards Inc. projects located in Cloverdale, Sonoma County. The scope of work includes grading a 25.9-acre site and installing drainage piping and culverts using excavators and graders, all in accordance with VESCO Technical Report Guidelines for Agricultural Grading and Drainage. The primary objective of the contract is to deliver properly graded land and a fully functional agricultural drainage system. This project falls under NAICS code 111332 and is associated with the state of California, with a posted date of August 25, 2026.

Sonoma County

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The Orleans Parish School Board is seeking suppliers to provide fresh oranges in cases that meet strict quality and freshness standards for inclusion in school nutrition programs. This subcontract opportunity is open for bids with a response deadline of May 22, 2026, at 5:00 PM. The NAICS code 111332 identifies the category as citrus fruit farming, indicating that the oranges must be sourced directly from growers or distributors who can consistently deliver produce meeting the program’s rigorous requirements for taste, appearance, and safety. The oranges will be delivered to locations within Louisiana to support student meals, with the expectation that all shipments are inspected and approved prior to distribution. Bidders must demonstrate the ability to maintain consistent supply chains, ensure proper handling and refrigeration, and comply with all applicable food safety regulations. Proposals should include details on sourcing, packaging, delivery schedules, and quality control protocols to be evaluated by the contracting authority.