Lake Wohlford Resort Private Water Line Project

The Lake Wohlford Resort Private Water Line Project involves the installation of a 2.5-inch private water line along Lake Wohlford Road in San Diego County, California, extending approximately 1.75 miles from the existing Valley Center Municipal Water District public water line at North Lake Wohlford Road/Guejito Road to the Lake Wohlford Resort. All work is confined within the existing paved right-of-way of the road, and the project is being carried out by the private resort entity under the regulatory oversight of the State Water Resources Control Board. The initiative has undergone environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act, with approval granted via a Mitigated Negative Declaration that includes specific mitigation measures and a mandatory monitoring and reporting plan to address potential environmental impacts. Supporting documentation such as the Notice of Exemption, CDFW No Effect Determination, and proof of payment for environmental review fees have been submitted and are part of the compliance record, though no formal contract line items, pricing, or delivery schedules are defined in the available records. The State Water Resources Control Board serves as the lead agency, with Adrian Dela Calzada designated as the primary contact for administrative and environmental compliance matters, and no federal procurement clauses, FAR sections, or standardized contract terms such as CLINs, CAGE codes, or socioeconomic certifications are applicable. The project’s administrative filing is associated with State Clearinghouse Number 2026040735 and Project Number 3700919-001C, and payments related to environmental reviews have been made but are not reflective of any contract value for the actual construction work. No period of performance, delivery terms, packaging requirements, inspection criteria beyond CEQA compliance, or special contract conditions such as key personnel or security clearances have been specified, indicating the transaction is primarily an environmental permitting and compliance process rather than a traditional procurement contract.