The Finalization of the Pickleball Pilot Program and the conversion of four tennis courts to pickleball courts

The City of Beverly Hills is finalizing a pilot program to convert four existing tennis courts—three at La Cienega Tennis Center and one at Roxbury Park—into pickleball courts as part of its recreational infrastructure update. The project is classified under California’s Public Resources Code as a categorical exemption under CEQA Class 15301, acknowledging that the modifications involve minor alterations to previously developed facilities without significant environmental impact. A noise assessment confirms a negligible increase of only 2 dBA, supporting the exemption determination. The work is to be completed at the two designated locations in Beverly Hills, California, with the City acting as both the approving agency and implementing entity. No formal contract value, pricing, or payment terms are disclosed, and the documentation reflects an environmental compliance filing rather than a traditional procurement solicitation. The project is overseen by the City Architect, Mandana Motahari, who serves as the primary point of contact, and no federal acquisition regulation clauses, contract administration details, or contractor-specific requirements are included. While supporting documents such as the Notice of Exemption and certified exemption findings are referenced, no formal bidding process, evaluation criteria, or contractor representations are present, indicating this is an internal municipal action under state environmental law rather than a competitively awarded federal contract.