Mojave Tanks and Booster Station Project

The State Water Resources Control Board has issued a discretionary approval for the Mojave Tanks and Booster Station Project in Morongo Valley, California, amending an existing water supply permit without requiring additional environmental review under CEQA, as no new information or physical changes necessitate further analysis. The project, managed by Golden State Water Company, involves modifications to water storage tanks and booster stations at 11149 Juniper Avenue, with the state board serving as the approving authority and the applicant responsible for implementation. No contract value, pricing details, or line-item cost data are available, and the procurement is not structured as a traditional acquisition under FAR, with no solicitation number, award mechanism, or evaluation factors established. The place of performance is firmly located in California, and while Hector Cazares of the State Water Resources Control Board is listed as the primary point of contact, no official role designations such as contracting officer or technical representative are confirmed. The approval is supported by a Mitigated Negative Declaration confirming no significant environmental impact, and regulatory compliance is grounded in CEQA and Public Resources Code Section 21108, with no reference to engineering standards, inspection criteria, packaging requirements, or technical specifications. No submissions, proposals, or certifications from offerors are documented, and there is no indication of a competitive process, delivery schedule, payment terms, or accounting codes associated with the permit amendment, which functions as a regulatory authorization rather than a contracted procurement.