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Pepper 210 Commerce Center

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Solicitation details, issuing organization, response deadlines, documents, and interested companies for this government contract opportunity.

General Info

Agency

California → San Bernardino County

NAICS

236210 - Industrial Building ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Highland Avenue and Pepper Avenue, Rialto, CA, 92377

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(30)

Pepper 210 Commerce Center Air Quality Impact Analysis August 26, 2024

PDFair-quality-impact-analysis

Biological Technical Report for Pepper 210 Commerce Center Project

PDFother

Statement of Mineral Resource Classification Impact Potential - San Bernardino Project

PDFstatement-of-work

Appendix P - Noise Analysis

PDF

Pepper 210 Commerce Center Construction and Operational Health Risk Assessment August 2024

PDFhealth-risk-assessment

Appendix W - Pepper 210 Commerce Center AQ GHG Energy Assessment

PDFenvironmental-assessment

Appendix X - Supplemental Health Risk Analysis for Pepper 210 Commerce Center

PDFtechnical-memorandum

Pepper 210 Commerce Center Environmental Impact Report Summary

PDFenvironmental-summary

Pepper 210 Commerce Center Draft Environmental Impact Report

PDFenvironmental-impact-report

Paleontological Assessment for Pepper 210 Commerce Center Project PROJ-2022-00182

PDFenvironmental-assessment

DTSC Comments on Pepper 210 Commerce Center DEIR 2023010089

PDFcomment

Appendix O - Economic Viability of Aggregate Mining at Winter Pit

PDFother

Appendix Q - VMT Analysis for Pepper 210 Commerce Center

PDFvmt-analysis

Appendix T - Water System Analysis for 2400 Highland Ave Project

PDFwater-system-analysis

Cultural Resources Study for the Pepper 210 Commerce Center Project

PDFcultural-resources-study

Pepper 210 Commerce Center Energy Analysis July 2024

PDFenergy-analysis

Water Quality Management Plan for Pepper 210 Commerce Center WQMP-2023-00002

PDFwater-quality-management-plan

Pepper 210 Commerce Center Notice of Preparation

PDFpresolicitation

Pepper 210 Commerce Center Greenhouse Gas Analysis Report

PDFreport

Appendix Y - Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis for Pepper 210 Commerce Center

PDFeconomic-impact-analysis

Appendix R - Supplemental VMT Analysis for Pepper 210 Commerce Center

PDFsupplemental-vmt-analysis

Preliminary Drainage Report - Pepper 210 Commerce Center Rialto CA

PDFpreliminary-drainage-report

Appendix U - Sewer System Analysis for 2400 Highland Avenue Rialto CA

PDFsow

Appendix S - Traffic Analysis for Pepper 210 Commerce Center

PDFscope-for-traffic-study

Appendix K - Phase I ESA Addendum and Mining/Reclamation Plan Revision

PDFaddendum

Appendix S - Traffic Analysis for PEPPER 210 COMMERCE CENTER

PDFtraffic-analysis

NOA Pepper 210 Commerce Center Draft Environmental Impact Report

PDFnotice-of-availability

Pepper 210 Commerce Center Water Supply Assessment October 2022

PDFwater-supply-assessment

Notice of Completion for Pepper 210 Commerce Center

PDFnotice-of-completion

Geotechnical Feasibility Report Pepper 210 Commerce Center Rialto CA

PDFgeotech-report

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AgencyCalifornia → San Bernardino County
Contacts3 people available
OfficeN/A
Organization / Agency
California → San Bernardino County
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Maryn Mineo-WellsPlanner III
David OrnelasSenior Associate
Dan DarnellManaging Director, Portfolio Management

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T&B Planning
Irvine, CA

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The Project would redevelop an approximately 101-acre former aggregate mine that operates as an aggregate stockpiling, production, and sales facility under existing conditions. The Project would provide for the construction and operation of a warehouse distribution center with up to 1.865 million square feet of building floor area. Discretionary approvals required from the Lead Agency (San Bernardino County) include a Land Use Category Change (General Plan Amendment), Zoning District Amendment, Specific Plan, Conditional Use Permit, and Development Agreement.

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