Riverbank Army Ammunition Plant Specific Plan

The Riverbank Army Ammunition Plant Specific Plan involves the long-term redevelopment of approximately 1.4 million square feet of land in Riverbank, California, over a 20-year period for industrial, research and development, and commercial purposes. Riverbank Organics, LLC is the primary applicant proposing the establishment of food waste processing facilities, including three 16.4 MMBtu/hr propane-fired boilers, a food waste receiving and pre-processing system, an anaerobic digestion operation, and a finished product loadout facility. All activities are subject to environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with the City of Riverbank serving as the Lead Agency responsible for ensuring compliance through the preparation of an Environmental Impact Report and a Mitigated Negative Declaration. A fee of $3,086.75 was paid to cover environmental review costs, and all related documentation is accessible through the City of Riverbank Planning Division at 6617 Third Street, Riverbank, CA 95387. The project does not involve federal acquisition processes, as there are no identified FAR clauses, contract types, pricing structures, delivery schedules, inspection protocols, or federal accounting codes. The plan is governed solely by state and local land-use regulations, with no federal contracting elements present, including no designated contracting officers, contracting vehicles, performance metrics, or contractor certifications. Contact for environmental review matters is Eric McLaughlin, Air Quality Specialist II at Valley Air District, and John B. Anderson of the City of Riverbank, with no formal procurement or acquisition team established.