Ophir Road Warehouse Project

The Ophir Road Warehouse Project is a large-scale industrial development in Oroville, California, involving the construction of four one-story concrete tilt-up warehouse buildings totaling approximately 3.2 million square feet, with each structure ranging from 774,000 to 869,200 square feet and featuring between 76 and 86 dock doors. Each building includes about 20,000 square feet of office space, and the project site on a 170.21-acre parcel at Ophir Road and Baggett Palermo Road will also accommodate 2,152 parking spaces and off-site improvements to Ophir Road. The development is intended to support logistics, storage, assembly, and last-mile delivery operations. The project is being reviewed and approved under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) by the City of Oroville as the lead agency, with environmental assessments evaluating impacts related to vehicle miles traveled, greenhouse gas emissions, air quality, and wetlands disturbance. Mitigation measures are required, though many are deemed infeasible, leading to the adoption of a Statement of Overriding Considerations to justify approval based on substantial economic, social, and technological benefits. No federal contract clauses, procurement evaluations, pricing data, or standardized contract administration elements such as payment office details, accounting codes, or invoicing systems are included, as the documentation reflects an environmental review and land use approval process rather than a formal federal acquisition contract. The City of Oroville, through City Planner Wes Ervin, serves as the primary point of contact, and submissions related to the project must be made to the State Clearinghouse using the designated tracking number, with both electronic and hardcopy formats accepted. The project is not subject to federal acquisition regulations, and no contractor, vendor, or offeror has been identified or selected as part of this phase.