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The California State Lands Commission has issued a 10-year recreational use lease permitting the continued use of existing mooring buoys on sovereign submerged lands in Lake Tahoe, with no new construction, environmental modifications, or physical alterations authorized under the terms. The lease is strictly administrative and does not involve any expansion, maintenance, or operational work beyond the current presence and function of the buoys. There are no subcontracting opportunities, supplier roles, or external service providers involved in this leasing action, as it pertains solely to the recognition and continuation of existing recreational access rights. The lease was posted on July 14, 2026, and is managed directly by the agency without any designated point of contact or specific solicitation number, indicating it is a non-competitive administrative action.

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10-year lease allows continued use of existing Lake Tahoe mooring buoys with no new construction or changes.

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California State Lands Commission

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531390 - Other Activities Related to Real EstateView NAICS

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CA

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PostedJul 14

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AgencyCalifornia State Lands Commission

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This is a 10-year recreational use lease for existing mooring buoys on sovereign land in Lake Tahoe with no construction, environmental alteration, or new work required. No subcontracting or supplier activities are associated with this administrative leasing action.

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