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Sustainability Policy & Climate Action Plan Integration

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The City of Oceanside is seeking to integrate greenhouse gas emission thresholds into its existing Climate Action Plan to ensure full compliance with state environmental mandates and to support long-term emissions reduction targets. This subcontract aims to synchronize local sustainability policies with broader regional and state climate objectives, reinforcing the city’s commitment to measurable and accountable progress in reducing carbon output. The work will involve analyzing current emissions data, aligning policy frameworks, and implementing actionable thresholds that reflect scientifically informed benchmarks and regulatory requirements. The effort is focused on enhancing the City’s Climate Action Plan with specific, enforceable GHG benchmarks that guide future development, infrastructure projects, and municipal operations. The contract is tied to a single place of performance in Oceanside, California, and falls under NAICS code 924120, indicating its classification within governmental environmental programs. Although no set-aside provisions or solicitation number are specified, the project is posted under the City’s official procurement channel and is expected to influence local decision-making and policy formulation for years to come.

General Info

Integrate enforceable GHG thresholds into Oceanside’s Climate Action Plan to meet state mandates and reduce emissions.

Agency

California → City of Oceanside

NAICS

924120 - Administration of Conservation ProgramsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Oceanside, CA, 92054

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of CEQA Thresholds of Significance - Greenhouse Gas Emissions.

The full solicitation package (1 document), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Oceanside
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Integrate GHG thresholds with the City’s Climate Action Plan, ensuring alignment with state mandates and long-term emissions goals.

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