Schulte Road Warehouse Project

The Schulte Road Warehouse Project in Tracy, California, involves the demolition of three single-family homes and six ancillary structures to make way for a new one-story warehouse facility spanning 217,466 square feet, along with a surface parking lot. The entire project site, including the adjacent Williams Communication Parcel, will be annexed into the City of Tracy as part of the development. Operations at the warehouse are anticipated to run 24 hours a day, though cold storage uses are strictly prohibited. Environmental compliance has been addressed through the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with a Negative Declaration prepared and approved, and mitigation measures adopted to manage potential impacts. Landscaping, site access, circulation, and utility improvements are detailed in Chapter 2 of the Revised Draft Environmental Impact Report. The project received official approval on August 19, 2025, with the Notice of Determination filed on August 20, 2025. The City of Tracy serves as the lead agency, with Scott Claar as the primary contact and Victoria Lombardo handling administrative coordination. No formal contract value, pricing, or federal acquisition regulation clauses are present in the available documentation, and no bid process, evaluation factors, or contractor representations have been disclosed, as this appears to be a land use and environmental planning approval rather than a competitive procurement. There is no indication of a designated contracting officer, payment office, invoicing system, or delivery schedule, and no federal standards for packaging, marking, or inspection have been referenced. All information pertains to local land use approval and environmental compliance, with no evidence of a traditional construction or services contract with defined terms of performance or payment.