KIRKWOOD WATER DISTRICT WATER SERVICE CONNECTION PROJECT

The Kirkwood Water District Water Service Connection Project involves constructing a direct water service line from the district’s existing surface water system to an existing customer in the Corning Subbasin of Tehama County, California, as part of broader efforts to implement the Corning Groundwater Sustainability Plan and promote long-term groundwater sustainability. The work is limited to minor construction at existing facilities with no expansion of service capacity and qualifies for categorical exemptions under Title 14 California Code of Regulations Sections 15301 and 15304, indicating no significant environmental impact. The project is administered by the Tehama County Flood Control and Water Conservation District, which serves as both the funding and approving agency, with administrative oversight managed through state environmental review processes rather than federal procurement procedures. No formal contract type, pricing details, or Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses are present; the only financial reference is a $50 environmental filing fee. The project’s performance location is an unincorporated area within the Corning Subbasin, with physical work and inspections occurring on-site, and all documentation is submitted to state and county offices in Sacramento and Red Bluff via physical copies without electronic submission requirements. The project does not include competitive bidding, formal evaluation factors, contractor representations, or federal contracting elements such as CAGE codes, UEI, or payment systems like WAWF, and no specific timeline, delivery terms, or technical specifications beyond minimal-impact construction are outlined.