PXE Green LLC

PXE Green LLC is undertaking the conversion of a 6,375 square foot former furniture restoration and fabrication facility into a 10,000 square foot indoor cannabis cultivation operation at 2914 Poplar Street in Oakland, California, within a zone designated for business mix use under Oakland Municipal Code Chapter 5.81. No expansion of the building’s footprint is planned; all work is limited to tenant improvements necessary to adapt the existing structure for compliant cannabis cultivation, utilizing existing utility services from PG&E for power and EBMUD for water. The site, situated among commercial and light industrial uses with adjacent residential areas, has been determined to have no historic, ecological, or environmental sensitivities and qualifies for a Class 32 Categorical Exemption under California’s environmental review regulations, indicating a finding of no significant environmental impact. The project was licensed by the Department of Cannabis Control on December 2, 2024, and is formally listed with a posting date of August 22, 2025, though no solicitation or contract number, pricing data, contract value, or formal clause structure is included in the documentation. The contracting authority is the California Department of Cannabis Control, with Liana Huang listed as the primary point of contact, though no Contracting Officer, Contracting Officer’s Representative, or technical representative has been formally designated, and no standard federal acquisition clauses, payment details, invoicing procedures, or accounting identifiers are present. The entity holds a small indoor commercial cannabis license, but no federal unique entity ID, CAGE code, or socioeconomic certifications are provided, and there is no evidence of federal representation or certification requirements tied to labor, drug-free workplace, or conflict of interest policies. Performance is expected to occur at the specified Oakland location with acceptance and inspection governed by alignment with state and local cannabis regulations and the Class 32 exemption certification, but no formal delivery schedule, FOB terms, inspection protocols, or quality standards beyond regulatory compliance are specified.