Nut Tree Apartments

The Nut Tree Apartments project is a residential development in Vacaville, California, consisting of a 216-unit apartment complex on a 12-acre site behind the Nut Tree Village Shopping Center, south of Nut Tree Road. The development includes nine three-story residential buildings with patios and balconies, a clubhouse featuring a pool and bocce court, open spaces, a dog park, a children’s play area, on-site landscaping, 20 storage enclosures, and 449 parking spaces. The project was initially approved in December 2018 under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) guidelines, with a Negative Declaration adopted to address potential environmental impacts, and is now undergoing a modification to extend its approval timeframe. The applicant, Nut Tree Holdings, LLC, represented by Michael Blatt, is responsible for ensuring compliance with all mitigation measures outlined in the environmental determination. The City of Vacaville serves as the lead agency, overseeing approvals and environmental compliance through its Planning Division, with no federal procurement or contract-specific clauses identified in the records. All documentation relates to local administrative and environmental permitting processes rather than federal acquisition procedures, and no formal contract value, pricing structure, payment office, or standard federal contracting clauses are present. The project does not involve federal acquisition regulations, and there are no standard FAR clauses, contracting officer designations, evaluation factors, invoicing systems, or accounting codes such as TAS or ACRN in use. Payment for regulatory fees was processed locally, with records showing cash, check, and credit payments tied to local administrative identifiers like F# 48-01126-602 and check number 310. No formal solicitation number exists; instead, the project is tracked through local file numbers such as 17-317 and 25-124, the latter representing a time extension request. Inspection and acceptance responsibilities lie with the City of Vacaville, with no federal or standardized technical inspection criteria specified beyond adherence to CEQA. No unique entity ID, socio-economic certifications, or small business status are provided for the applicant, and the project lacks any federal delivery, packaging, or performance specifications. The entire framework is rooted in local land use regulations and environmental compliance, not federal contracting, with all submissions and approvals handled through city and county offices in Vacaville and Solano County.