Tahoe Keys Marina Dock Replacement Project

The Tahoe Keys Marina Dock Replacement Project is being undertaken by Tahoe Keys SM I, LLC to replace aging dock structures and support piles at the marina located at 2435 Venice Drive East in South Lake Tahoe, California, due to their advanced state of deterioration and potential to become safety hazards. The replacement work is limited to like-for-like structural upgrades intended to enhance safety for marina users and improve water quality in Lake Tahoe, and it qualifies as a ministerially exempt action under California’s Environmental Quality Act, specifically referencing Public Resources Code sections 15268(b)(1), 21083, 21110, 21108, 21152, and 21152.1, which eliminate the need for discretionary environmental review. The City of South Lake Tahoe serves as the lead agency, with John Hitchcock as the primary point of contact and Eric Metz identified as the applicant and project implementer. No formal solicitation number, contract value, pricing, or detailed technical specifications are provided, and the project is classified as a forecast with no competitive procurement process, evaluation factors, or award criteria established. There are no contract clauses from the Federal Acquisition Regulation, no packaging or marking requirements, no payment or invoicing details, no designated contracting officer or technical representative, and no formal representations or certifications required from offerors. The project’s scope is narrowly defined by its environmental exemption and structural replacement objectives, with delivery and performance occurring entirely at the marina site, and no delivery schedules, FOB terms, or extended timelines specified in the documentation.