Ontario International Center Update

The City of Ontario is pursuing the redevelopment, improvement, and continued operation of the Ontario Airport Hotel and Conference Center located at 700 North Haven Avenue, Ontario, California, with the scope limited to internal upgrades and no change in the total number of guest rooms. The project falls under the Ontario International Center Update and is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with environmental review already finalized under State Clearinghouse Number 1989041009, which includes a certified Environmental Impact Report, mitigation measures, and a Mitigation Monitoring Plan. Approval for the project was granted on January 20, 2026, and the Notice of Determination was filed on January 23, 2026. The City of Ontario serves as the lead agency and responsible party for all compliance, inspection, and acceptance activities, with acceptance formally occurring at City Hall, 303 East B Street, Ontario, CA 91764. No federal procurement structure is present; the documentation reflects local environmental compliance rather than a formal contract with FAR clauses, evaluation factors, pricing schedules, or federal contracting requirements. Key contacts include Thomas Grahn, Principal Planner, and Henry Noh, Planning Director, who oversee project coordination and administrative functions. Financial transactions related to the project involve regulatory fees, such as environmental review costs and a $50 documentary fee, paid directly to the city via cash, check, or credit, but no estimated contract value or federal funding mechanisms are defined. The project does not involve federal acquisition systems, contracting officers, or procurement-specific terms, and all requirements are rooted in state environmental law and local government administration.