Scripps College Tenth Street Building and Dance Addition Project

The project involves the renovation of an existing two-story building at Scripps College in Claremont, California, and the construction of a new three-story addition at the north end of the building. The existing structure, currently 30,873 square feet, will be expanded to 32,525 square feet through reconfiguration and modernization to accommodate classroom and office spaces for the Psychology Department, including updated exterior finishes and new windows. The new addition will be 32,476 square feet and will house two dance studios, a large classroom, faculty offices, and supporting facilities, enhancing both academic and performing arts functions on campus. The project is located at 251 E Tenth Street and the northwest corner of E Tenth Street and N Columbia Ave, Claremont, CA 91711, and is being led by the City of Claremont in coordination with Scripps College. The initiative has received a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) pursuant to Section 15332 for in-fill development, indicating compliance with urban zoning and minimal environmental impact. No formal solicitation number, contract value, pricing details, or federal acquisition regulation clauses are included in the documentation, suggesting this is a pre-solicitation forecast or planning notice rather than a binding procurement. Point of contact for the project is Catherine Lin, Senior Planner with the City of Claremont, with additional coordination handled by Josh Reeder, Executive Director of Facilities Management at Scripps College. The Place of Performance is clearly defined as the Scripps College campus, and while inspection and acceptance are expected to occur on-site, no formal inspection criteria, quality standards, payment terms, contracting officer details, or evaluation factors have been specified. The absence of contract clauses, deliverable timelines, invoicing methods, representations, certifications, or submission instructions further indicates the document serves as an environmental and procedural notice rather than a complete contractual instrument.