Reseda Skate Facility- Reseda Ice Skating and Roller Rink, increase of contingency fund

The Reseda Skate Facility project involves a $190,000 increase in the contingency fund, raising it from $3,545,792 to $3,735,792, to accommodate cost fluctuations driven by rising supply prices. This adjustment is purely financial and does not alter the scope, design, or schedule of the skate rink construction at 18128 and 18210 Sherman Way in Reseda, California, with the project’s primary beneficiaries being its future users. The action is administratively supported by a categorical exemption under California Environmental Quality Act regulations, specifically CCR Title 14 Section 15061(b)(3), which has been formally filed and certified, eliminating the need for further environmental review. The City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks is the lead agency, with Elena Maggioni, Environmental Supervisor, serving as the primary point of contact for the project. No formal federal contract structure is in place; the transaction is governed by local procurement procedures and does not include FAR clauses, line-item pricing, or federal acquisition terminology. The submission deadline for related materials was June 9, 2025, with documents to be mailed to the Office of Planning and Research in Sacramento. There is no indication of competitive bidding, evaluation factors, or contractor certifications, as the funding increase is an internal administrative modification rather than a competitive procurement. Payment details, inspection criteria, packaging requirements, and accounting identifiers are not specified in the documentation, underscoring the non-competitive and narrowly scoped nature of this action.