Inter-Garrison Pipeline Upsizing Project OW-2421

The Inter-Garrison Pipeline Upsizing Project OW-2421 is a municipal infrastructure initiative led by the Marina Coast Water District in Marina, California, aimed at constructing approximately 1,800 linear feet of new water pipeline along Inter-Garrison Road from Schoonover Road to the East Garrison Subdivision. The project is classified as exempt under California’s Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Class 1(b), as it involves the enhancement of an existing public utility facility, eliminating the need for a full environmental impact review. The facility is designed to improve water service capacity in the area, with no detailed technical specifications, performance metrics, or engineering standards explicitly outlined in the available documentation. There is no formal solicitation number, contract value, pricing structure, or competitive procurement process identified; the action is categorized as a forecast, indicating it is in a planning or budgeting phase rather than a contracted procurement stage. The General Manager of the Marina Coast Water District serves as the primary point of contact, with no formal Contracting Officer, COR, or COTR designated. No federal acquisition regulations (FAR) clauses, solicitation instructions, payment details, invoicing methods, or military packaging standards apply, as this is a state-level public works project governed by CEQA procedures rather than federal procurement rules. Environmental compliance is demonstrated through a Certified Document of Exemption Finding and a Notice of Exemption filed with state authorities. No submission deadlines, proposal formats, or evaluation criteria are specified, reflecting a ministerial approval pathway rather than a competitive bidding process. All contractual and administrative elements align with a non-competitive, locally administered utility upgrade, supported by CEQA compliance documentation but lacking the formal structures of a federal or competitively awarded contract.