Jordan Downs Specific Plan

The City of Los Angeles, in partnership with the California Department of Parks and Recreation and funded through the National Park Service’s Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF No. 06-01892), is developing a new Children’s Park at 2060 E. 101st Street in Los Angeles. The project, which is subject to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and has been determined to have no significant environmental impact after mitigation, will deliver a fully accessible outdoor recreational space featuring ADA-compliant play areas, a junior basketball court, stepped seating, a flexible lawn, a tyke track, pedestrian walkways, lighting, and comprehensive landscaping. The California Department of Parks and Recreation serves as the Responsible Agency under CEQA and administers the LWCF funds, while the City of Los Angeles acts as the Lead Agency overseeing project implementation. Key contacts include Adam Villani of the City of Los Angeles and Kristen Way of State Parks, who serve as primary points of coordination for environmental and administrative matters. There is no publicly stated contract value, pricing structure, or detailed performance timeline, and no traditional contract clauses from the Federal Acquisition Regulation are present in the available documentation. The procurement process, while linked to a federal funding program, appears to rely on state-level environmental compliance and grant administration rather than federal procurement rules, with submissions directed to Sacramento via postal mail and no electronic portal specified. No formal evaluation factors, inspection criteria, packaging requirements, or offeror certifications were included in the materials provided, with the primary contractual obligations centered around CEQA adherence and compliance with LWCF grant conditions.