Issue Right of Entry Permit to Aerojet for New Monitoring Locations

The California Department of Parks and Recreation is issuing a Right of Entry (ROE) Permit to Aerojet Rocketdyne to install new groundwater monitoring wells within the Prairie City State Vehicular Recreation Area in Sacramento County, California. All activities under this permit must strictly comply with environmental regulations, including the Endangered Species Act, the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), and Section 5024 of the Public Resources Code, as well as conditions outlined in the permit itself, which qualifies for a categorical exemption under California Code of Regulations Title 14, sections 15300.4 and 15305. The scope is limited to the installation of monitoring wells only, with no authority for additional work, extensions, or modifications beyond this specific action. Coordination must be conducted with Gold Fields District staff, and the primary point of contact is Jim Micheaels, Senior Park and Recreation Specialist, reachable via phone or email for permitting-related inquiries. The permit is an administrative authorization rather than a traditional federal procurement contract; as such, there are no solicitation numbers, contract types, pricing details, FAR clauses, or formal evaluation criteria included. No packaging, marking, payment, invoicing, or accounting data is specified, nor are there requirements for unique entity IDs, socioeconomic certifications, or corporate representations typically found in federal acquisitions. The action is categorized as a forecast with no defined timeline for performance, no delivery or FOB terms, and no formal submission deadline or proposal format requirements, indicating an expedited, environmentally exempt administrative process focused solely on enabling necessary environmental monitoring under state regulatory oversight.