TSLO Inc

The project involves a medium-scale indoor cannabis cultivation operation under TSLO Inc at 722 105th Avenue in Oakland, California, utilizing an existing 80,122 square foot building on a 5.2-acre property. The facility will allocate 17,920 square feet for mature cannabis canopy and 3,888 square feet for immature plants, with interior modifications including partition walls, refrigeration panels, specialized lighting, HVAC systems, and dehumidifiers to support cultivation conditions. A future phase plans to remove a wall connecting the current building to an adjacent structure, which will integrate with another cannabis operation on the same property. The project qualifies for categorical exemptions under California’s Environmental Quality Act, specifically Class 3 for small structures and Class 32 for in-fill development consistent with zoning, eliminating the requirement for an environmental impact report. The solicitation number is LCA25-0000018, posted on October 13, 2025, with a submission deadline of October 11, 2025, raising questions about timing accuracy. Proposals must be mailed to the Department of Cannabis Control’s Office of Environmental Evaluation at P.O. Box 419106, Rancho Cordova, CA 95741-9106, though no electronic submission portal or format requirements are specified. The Department of Cannabis Control serves as the licensing and regulatory authority, with Trevor Cleak designated as the Senior Environmental Scientist (Specialist) and primary point of contact, though no Contracting Officer, COR, COTR, or PCO is formally identified. There is no stated contract value, pricing structure, payment office details, accounting codes, invoicing method, or federal acquisition regulation clauses included in the documentation, and no representations, certifications, or socioeconomic status information for the applicant is provided. The project’s scope, environmental compliance, and regulatory review are detailed, but critical contractual elements such as performance timelines, inspection protocols, acceptance criteria, delivery terms, and award evaluation factors remain undefined or absent.