Wingo Ranch, LLC

The project involves the operation and development of an outdoor commercial cannabis cultivation facility on two contiguous parcels in Sonoma County, California, with each parcel accommodating up to 43,560 square feet of mature cannabis cultivation, along with areas for immature plants, access roads, parking, composting, and shared sanitation and waste facilities. The facility will rely exclusively on recycled water supplied by the Sonoma Valley County Sanitation District via seven 5,000-gallon on-site storage tanks, with no new grading, road construction, vegetation removal, or drainage systems planned. All activities must comply with state and local regulations including the California Cannabis Control Act, CEQA, SGMA, and Sonoma County Zoning Ordinance, and adhere to Best Management Practices outlined in environmental appendices for erosion control, water use efficiency, and waste management. The Department of Cannabis Control serves as the lead regulatory agency, with oversight shared by multiple entities including the Regional Water Quality Control Board and Department of Fish and Wildlife. Environmental inspections will occur on-site to ensure compliance with state water quality orders, hazardous material handling protocols, and cultural resource protections, requiring coordination with Native American tribes and adherence to OSHA and Cal/OSHA standards for safety and spill prevention. No formal procurement contract exists; the documentation reflects a regulatory licensing and environmental review process rather than a traditional acquisition with pricing, payment terms, or contracting officer details. There is no identified contract value, funding account data, invoicing system, or award evaluation methodology. The facility operator, Wingo Ranch, LLC, must ensure all storage containers retain intact labels, spill prevention materials are onsite, and pesticide containers are routinely inspected. Security measures including fencing, surveillance, and lighting are required, and operational activities are restricted to a seasonal window from May 1 to October 15 to minimize environmental impact, with soil disturbance prohibited between November 1 and April 15. No barcoding, electronic tagging, or military standards apply, and all submissions related to environmental review are handled through agency channels without a defined proposal submission deadline or format requirements under typical federal procurement rules.