Site Plan Review 24-0332

The City of Bakersfield is seeking site plan review approval for a residential infill project located at 805 Bradshaw Street, Bakersfield, California, to permit the construction of a duplex and an accessory dwelling unit (ADU). This project is categorized as a minor development and qualifies for a categorical exemption under Section 15332 of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which applies to infill sites of one-half acre or less that are consistent with existing zoning and do not affect environmentally sensitive resources. As such, no full environmental impact report is required, and the approval process hinges on compliance with local land use codes and zoning regulations rather than federal procurement protocols. The development services department’s planning division is the reviewing authority, with Ashley Knight, Assistant Planner, serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries and submissions. The applicant, Perez Design Studio, is responsible for preparing and submitting all necessary documentation, including certified exemption findings and site plans meeting municipal standards. There is no formal contract value, solicitation number, or federal acquisition regulation (FAR) framework applicable to this action, as it is not a procurement of goods or services under federal guidelines but rather a municipal land-use review. No invoice methods, payment offices, accounting codes, or contracting officer roles are defined in the typical federal sense; the process is administrative and regulatory rather than competitive or financial. There is no published evaluation criteria, source selection method, or formal delivery schedule, nor are there any requirements for small business certifications, unique entity identifiers, or CAGE codes. The place of performance is exclusively located in Bakersfield, California, and while the project has been announced as a forecast with a posting date of July 25, 2025, there is no indication of a solicitation deadline, proposal format, or submission portal beyond the referenced CEQA Net project link. The entire process is governed by local ordinance and CEQA exemption procedures, with approval contingent solely on the completeness and compliance of the submitted site plan with city zoning and development standards.