Middletown Middle School New Gym Project

The Middletown Middle School New Gym Project involves constructing a new gymnasium with locker and restroom facilities and two permanent classrooms at the school’s campus in Middletown, California, with a ZIP code of 95461. The project is designed to support physical education, school assemblies, and academic instruction without increasing student capacity and is classified as a minor addition under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines, specifically qualifying for a categorical exemption under Section 15314, which streamlines environmental review. The lead agency is the Middletown Unified School District, with Jeff Crane listed as the Superintendent and primary point of contact, and Jenavive Herrington as an additional contact, both based at 15846 Wardlaw Street, Middletown, CA. No formal contract type, solicitation number, or binding financial terms are provided, as the documentation reflects a project forecast rather than an active procurement or awarded contract. The place of performance is clearly defined, and while inspection and acceptance are implicitly expected to occur on-site, no specific technical standards, inspection criteria, packaging requirements, or invoicing procedures are detailed. There is no evidence of FAR clauses, federal funding identifiers like TAS or AAC, contractor representations, socioeconomic certifications, or evaluation factors typically associated with federal acquisitions. The project relies entirely on state environmental compliance procedures, with attached documentation including a certified exemption finding and a filed Notice of Exemption, but no formal bidding, pricing, performance period, or contracting officer details are included. The absence of commercial or federal procurement elements suggests this is an internally managed public infrastructure initiative under state law, not governed by federal acquisition regulations.