Palmdale Logistics Center - TPM 84077 - CUP 23-003 - SPR 23-001

The Palmdale Logistics Center project involves the subdivision of a 160-acre site in Palmdale, California, into three legal parcels to support the construction of two industrial buildings totaling approximately three million square feet and a stormwater detention basin. The project is being managed by the City of Palmdale as the lead agency under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with environmental compliance being the primary regulatory focus. Key approvals include the preparation and adoption of an Environmental Impact Report, implementation of mitigation measures, and a monitoring plan to address potential environmental impacts. The project site is located at the northeast corner of Avenue M/Columbia Way and 30th Street East, with the applicant identified as TDC Palmdale Partners, LLC. Administrative and permitting activities are coordinated through the City of Palmdale Planning Division, with financial transactions handled via manual submission of fees totaling $4,198.50, which cover environmental review and county processing costs. No formal contract vehicle, procurement terms, or federal acquisition regulation clauses are in place; instead, the process follows CEQA procedures with filings submitted to the City and Los Angeles County. Payment is accepted in cash, check, or credit, processed locally, with no electronic invoicing or federal payment systems used. The project’s planning and environmental review milestones were certified in mid-2025, with approval finalized on August 14, 2025, and filed on August 15, 2025. There is no defined construction timeline, delivery schedule, or contract value, as this is a land use and environmental permitting initiative rather than a federal procurement contract. Oversight is provided by City of Palmdale staff, with Brenda Magana as the primary point of contact and John Privett representing the applicant. No federal entity identifiers, socioeconomic certifications, or contract clauses are applicable, and all documentation centers on environmental compliance and local regulatory approval.