Royal White Cement Warehouse 709 East Section Laydown Area

The Port of Stockton is granting Royal White Cement a temporary lease for 40,000 square feet in the East Section of Warehouse 709 located at 709 Snedeker Avenue in Stockton, California, to serve as a laydown area for the storage and handling of non-hazardous dry bulk materials such as cement. This arrangement continues the historical use of the facility and does not involve new construction or operational modifications. The project is subject to state-level environmental compliance under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), specifically exempted under Class 1 (Section 15301) as an existing facility with no significant environmental impact. Required environmental documentation includes a Notice of Exemption, a California Department of Fish and Wildlife No Effect Determination, proof of payment for environmental and county documentary fees, and supporting Environmental Impact Report materials, all filed with county and state agencies. There are no federal procurement elements, contract clauses, or FAR sections applicable to this arrangement; it is administered entirely under California regulatory frameworks without federal sourcing, acquisition, or compliance requirements. The lease does not include specified pricing, payment terms, duration, or contract line items, and no formal contract value has been disclosed. Financial obligations are limited to administrative fees related to environmental filings, paid directly to the San Joaquin County Clerk, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, and other state entities via cash, check, or credit. The Port of Stockton, represented by Jason Cashman, serves as the lead agency with oversight responsibility, while Royal White Cement acts as the lessee responsible for operational compliance and environmental documentation. Acceptance and inspection occur at the warehouse site, with no technical standards or packaging requirements specified beyond adherence to prior land use conditions. There are no designated contracting officer representatives, technical representatives, or procurement officials, and no electronic invoicing, federal entity identifiers, or socioeconomic certifications are required or provided. The agreement is an administrative lease with no competitive solicitation, evaluation factors, or amendment history, relying solely on environmental exemption compliance for approval.