Heritage Ranch Water Resource Recovery Facility Project

The Heritage Ranch Water Resource Recovery Facility Project has been modified to implement packaged membrane bioreactor wastewater treatment technology, eliminating the need for effluent pipeline replacement and spray field improvements originally considered in the Final IS-MND. The redesign increases the area of impact at the existing facility by approximately 1.3 acres, bringing the total impacted area to 6.8 acres, while maintaining the original purpose of bringing the system into compliance with water quality standards and providing sufficient capacity to support existing and planned growth in the region. The project is led by the Heritage Ranch Community Services District, with the place of performance located at 4870 Heritage Road, Paso Robles, California, 93446, and is subject to compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, having received a Negative Declaration indicating no significant environmental impact. The project's approval was finalized on July 18, 2025, with public notice and documentation made available through the CEQA.net portal, though no formal solicitation or contract number has been issued, and the status remains a forecasted initiative without disclosed pricing, contract type, or award methodology. The General Manager, Scott B. Duffield, serves as the primary point of contact, but no Contracting Officer, COR, COTR, or formal payment or invoicing details are specified in the available materials. Technical standards beyond water quality compliance and CEQA requirements are not detailed, and no federal acquisition regulations, packaging specifications, evaluation factors, or offeror certifications have been referenced, reflecting the project's state-level, non-federal procurement framework.