Soquel Elementary School Field, Track, and Amphitheater Project

The Soquel Elementary School Field, Track, and Amphitheater Project involves the renovation of the existing field and surrounding area on the school campus in Soquel, California, with the goal of enhancing safety and accessibility for students and the local community. The scope includes replacing the natural grass field with an artificial turf surface, installing a running track and a scoreboard, and constructing an amphitheater with an integrated shade structure. Supporting improvements such as minor grading, landscaping, and utility upgrades are also included, but the project does not expand the school’s capacity or introduce new uses to the campus. The work is being conducted in the unincorporated area of Santa Cruz County, with the physical location specified as 2700 Porter Street, Soquel, CA 95073. The project is governed by California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) exemptions, specifically referencing Classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 11, 14, and 23, along with the Common Sense Exemption, and no federal procurement regulations such as the FAR are applicable. There is no defined contract value, pricing structure, or payment terms provided, as the documents reflect a forecast notice and environmental review filing rather than a finalized contract. The Soquel Union Elementary School District is the lead agency, with Pam Crum serving as the primary point of contact for the project, and Alison Warner identified as the Assistant Superintendent possibly fulfilling an administrative oversight role. All submissions for environmental review are required to be made electronically through CEQAsubmit/CEQAnet to the Santa Cruz County Clerk’s Office and Office of Planning and Research, though no formal proposal deadline, submission format, or evaluation criteria have been published. No federal contracting components such as FAR clauses, CAGE or UEI codes, socioeconomic certifications, COR/COTR designations, or invoicing systems are referenced or required.