North Village Unit #5 (School Site Conversion)

The City of Vacaville is undertaking the construction of Well 19, a new public water facility on a vacant one-acre site at the southwest corner of Midway Road and Leisure Town Road within the North Village Specific Plan area, to ensure continued compliance with California’s hexavalent chromium (Cr VI) Maximum Contaminant Level standards for potable water. The project was originally evaluated in the North Village Draft Environmental Impact Report (SCH#93053033) and is part of broader efforts to maintain a safe and reliable water supply amid stricter regulatory requirements. The site is located in Solano County, bounded by Midway Road, Leisure Town Road, I-505, and Vaca Valley Parkway, and the project is administered by the City’s Community Development Department at 650 Merchant Street, Vacaville, CA 95688, with Benjamin Menzel serving as Project Manager and Albert Enault as Senior Planner for coordination. While the project is framed as public infrastructure development under state environmental law (CEQA), no formal federal contract structure, clauses, or procurement elements are present in the documentation. There is no solicitation or contract number, no identified contractor, no defined period of performance, no pricing or cost estimates, and no FAR clauses, evaluation factors, inspection protocols, or special requirements typically associated with federal acquisitions. The City of Vacaville acts as both the project applicant and lead agency, and all submissions are governed by state environmental compliance procedures rather than federal contracting rules. Environmental documentation such as the Mitigated Negative Declaration or EIR forms the basis for approval, with no mention of electronic invoicing, payment offices, accounting codes, COR/COTR appointments, or contractor representations like UEI or small business certifications. The project remains in the planning and environmental review phase, with no binding contract yet formed or awarded.