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This action pertains to a regulatory permitting process under CEQA for the maintenance of existing transmission poles and does not involve any procurement, physical work, or financial expenditure. It is solely an administrative review to ensure compliance with environmental regulations and does not create opportunities for subcontractors or suppliers. The activity is linked to the Central Valley Flood Protection Board in California, with the place of performance identified as Stockton, though no specific funding, deliverables, or contact information is provided. The permitting action is publicly accessible via a CEQA-related online platform and was posted on July 16, 2026, with no solicitation number assigned as it is not a competitive bidding process.

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Administrative CEQA permitting for transmission pole maintenance in Stockton, no funding or work involved.

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California → Central Valley Flood Protection Board

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926130 - Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other UtilitiesView NAICS

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Stockton, CA

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PostedJul 16

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AgencyCalifornia → Central Valley Flood Protection Board

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This is a regulatory permitting action for maintenance of existing transmission poles under CEQA, not a procurement contract. No physical work, deliverables, or funding is associated with this action.

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