Jack in the Box Improvements

The City of Vallejo is undertaking exterior improvements to an existing Jack in the Box restaurant located at 400 Broadway Street, Vallejo, California, with a ZIP code of 94590. The project involves the removal of the existing mansard roof, installation of new parapets, and application of new exterior finishes, all classified as minor alterations to an existing commercial facility under CEQA Class 1 (§15301(a)), qualifying for a categorical exemption from environmental review. No new construction, expansion, or land use change is involved, and the work is limited to the building’s exterior envelope. The project has been processed through the California Environmental Quality Act framework, with required submissions including a Notice of Exemption, a CDFW No Effect Determination, and proof of prior payment of environmental fees. The City of Vallejo serves as both the lead agency and the entity carrying out the project, with no formal federal contract type, pricing, or line-item details available in the documentation. There is no identified contract value, solicitation number, or formal award mechanism described—only administrative filings tied to environmental compliance. Primary contact for the project is Laura B. Solomon, Associate Planner at the City of Vallejo, with Greg Borchardt of PM Design Group listed as the Project Manager. The project has no federal contract clauses, FAR provisions, or federal procurement elements such as evaluation factors, contract administration data, payment office details, or solicitation-specific instructions. Invoicing and payment are handled through standard methods—cash, check, or credit—linked to state-level environmental fees paid to the City of Vallejo or California Department of Fish and Wildlife, not through federal systems like WAWF. No Unique Entity ID, CAGE code, small business status, or socioeconomic certifications are provided, and no federal labor, reporting, or compliance requirements such as Davis-Bacon or EEO are triggered. Delivery and performance are confined to the specified location at 400 Broadway Street, with no FOB terms, delivery schedule, or inspection criteria beyond general compliance with CEQA’s categorical exemption standards. The documentation reflects an administrative and environmental compliance process rather than a formal federal or state contract solicitation or award.