Tikun Olam Adelanto LCA25-0000301

The Department of Cannabis Control approved a medium indoor commercial cannabis cultivation license for Tikun Olam Adelanto, LLC, authorizing operations within an existing 32,745 square foot building at 16605 Koala Road in Adelanto, California. The facility will cultivate 14,496 square feet of mature cannabis canopy and 1,920 square feet of immature canopy using artificial lighting, with additional space dedicated to harvest storage, processing, packaging, pesticide and agricultural chemical storage, and cannabis waste management. No new construction is planned, and all activities will occur within the currently existing structure on a fully developed 9.66-acre parcel zoned for manufacturing industrial use, surrounded by other industrial and cannabis-related businesses. The site is serviced by municipal water and sewer systems, with electricity provided by Southern California Edison. The project qualifies for a Class 1 Categorical Exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), meaning it is deemed to have no significant environmental impact and is exempt from requiring a full environmental impact report. The license was issued pursuant to California Business and Professions Code Section 26012, and the environmental review records are maintained by the Department’s Office of Environmental Evaluation in Rancho Cordova. The license identifier is LCA25-0000301, approved on June 3, 2025, and publicly posted on September 25, 2025. While the project involves the handling, processing, and packaging of cannabis products, the documentation does not specify packaging, labeling, bar-coding, or preservation standards, nor does it include any contract value, pricing data, payment terms, invoicing instructions, or accounting codes. There is no designated contracting officer, contracting officer’s representative, or procurement contracting officer identified in the records, and the point of contact provided—Tim Nosal, Environmental Scientist—is associated with environmental review matters, not contractual administration. No federal acquisition regulation (FAR) sections such as M (Evaluation Factors), K (Representations and Certifications), B (Prices/Costs), or F (Delivery/Performance Schedule) contain applicable details because this is a state-level cannabis license, not a federal procurement contract. No corporate certifications, socioeconomic status claims, Unique Entity ID, or CAGE code are provided, and the entity’s size or federal compliance status remains unspecified. The approval is a licensing action under state law and does not include contract options, security requirements, key personnel design