TC NO. CAL.Development Warehousing and Distribution Facility Project

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has issued Lake and Streambed Alteration Agreement EPIMS-SJN-42688-R3 to Sierra Logistics Center under Fish and Game Code section 1602 to authorize the fill of three drainage channels and installation of four outfalls connected to an existing drainage system at a site in San Joaquin County near 320 McCloy Avenue, Stockton, California. This work is necessary to support the construction of a new warehouse and associated infrastructure at the proposed Sierra Logistics Center. The project complies with regulatory requirements including the California Environmental Quality Act, the approved Environmental Impact Report, and CDFW’s Mitigation Reporting and Monitoring Plan. The lead agency for the project is the Port of Stockton, with oversight provided by CDFW, and key contact points include Jason Cashman from the Port of Stockton and Andrea Boertien from CDFW. The agreement was approved on June 25, 2025, and signed on June 30, 2025, with the project forecast publicly posted on August 5, 2025. No formal contract value, pricing details, delivery schedules, or federal acquisition regulation clauses have been identified in the documentation, as the instrument is an environmental permitting agreement rather than a procurement contract. The place of performance is clearly defined by location and APN 162-030-070, and acceptance criteria are tied to environmental compliance standards and regulatory conditions outlined by CDFW. There is no indication of federal contracting mechanisms such as FAR clauses, evaluation factors, invoicing systems, accounting data, or official solicitation numbers, reinforcing the nature of the documentation as a state-level environmental permit rather than a federal procurement instrument.