High Desert Detention Center Amp Breaker Replacement Project

The High Desert Detention Center Amp Breaker Replacement Project in Adelanto, California, is an emergency electrical restoration initiative managed by San Bernardino County’s Project and Facilities Management Department. The scope includes rebuilding two existing 400-amp breakers, replacing two additional 400-amp breakers, conducting SI testing and metering, and installing a 24-inch 4,000-amp recoil replacement to ensure uninterrupted power supply and public safety at the detention facility. The work is being performed under a CEQA emergency exemption, indicating the urgency and necessity of the repairs to maintain essential operations without delay. All activities are conducted on-site at 9330-9438 Commerce Way, Adelanto, CA, with inspection and acceptance responsibilities held by the government. While the project is classified as a forecast and lacks formal pricing, contract type, or detailed clauses, the administrative oversight is managed through the county’s facilities department, with primary contact information provided through Joseph Sousa, Operations Manager. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, packaging requirements, evaluation factors, or offeror certifications are included in the documentation, reflecting a state-level emergency procurement process rather than a formal federal contractual action. The project's funding and accounting details are tied to internal county identifiers such as Project Number 10.20.0012 and Agency Code afa88457, with no public disclosure of appropriation codes or invoicing procedures.