MA22248 Wineville Development Project

The Wineville Development Project, identified by solicitation number MA22248 and associated with Development Permit No. 22072, is a mixed-use development on a 33-acre site in Jurupa Valley, California, comprising 232 residential units and 24,000 square feet of commercial and retail space. The residential component includes 57 single-family detached homes, 102 row townhomes, and 73 cluster units, supported by community amenities such as a dog park, rentable garden lots, tot lots, a community pool, public open spaces, and multipurpose trails. The project requires multiple land use approvals including a General Plan Amendment, Change of Zone, Tentative Tract Map, and Site Development Permit, all of which have been addressed through the California Environmental Quality Act process with the adoption of an Environmental Impact Report and a Mitigated Negative Declaration, along with a detailed Monitoring and Reporting Plan to ensure compliance with required mitigation measures. Construction will involve comprehensive site improvements including landscaping, parking infrastructure, and utility enhancements. The project is overseen by the City of Jurupa Valley, with planning and environmental compliance managed by key personnel including the Senior Planner and CEQA Administrator, and development led by Diversified Pacific Development Group, LLC. The place of performance is clearly defined as the southeast intersection of Limonite Avenue and Wineville Avenue in Jurupa Valley, with official acceptance and recordkeeping handled through the City’s Planning Department. While the development is subject to local zoning and environmental regulations, particularly CEQA requirements and mitigation obligations, no federal procurement elements such as FAR clauses, contract type, pricing data, payment offices, contracting officer representatives, or socioeconomic certifications have been specified in the documentation. There is no stated contract value, delivery schedule, invoicing method, or federal appropriation codes, indicating that this is a municipal land development approval rather than a federal contract. Environmental compliance, community amenity implementation, and adherence to approved plans are the central performance obligations, with inspections and acceptance occurring on-site and through the city’s administrative review process.