RM-2025-024

The City of Cupertino has issued solicitation RM-2025-024 for a minor residential permit to extend a non-conforming wall line by eight feet on an existing single-family residence located at 21567 Rainbow Drive in Cupertino, California, 95014. The project is classified as ministerial under California’s Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) categorical exemption 15301(e), which applies to minor alterations to existing structures that do not increase floor area by more than fifty percent and have no significant environmental impact. No formal contract value is specified, and no pricing, CLINs, or cost breakdowns are provided, suggesting this is an administrative permitting action rather than a procurement with measurable financial terms. The sole associated fee is a $50 CEQA filing fee, and no contract type such as FFP or IDIQ is designated. The primary deliverable is the issuance of the permit upon compliance with local zoning and building codes. The applicant, Jimmy Chang, is identified as the party responsible for carrying out the work, while Gian Paolo Martire, Senior Planner at the City of Cupertino, serves as the lead contact for administrative and planning coordination. The project has no special contract requirements, no FAR clauses apply, and no federal acquisition provisions are involved, as this is a local municipal permitting action governed solely by state and local regulations. No formal evaluation factors, delivery schedules, inspection criteria, or invoicing procedures are outlined, and no representations, certifications, UEI, or CAGE codes are required or provided. The place of performance is confirmed as the stated residential property, and all administrative actions, including the filing and approval process, are handled through the City’s Planning and Research Office.