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169-2 MC Mountain Roadside Fuels Treatment

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The 169-2 MC Mountain Roadside Fuels Treatment project, managed by the Tehama County Resource Conservation District in California, is a forecast initiative aimed at enhancing wildfire resilience and community safety. The primary objective is to improve emergency ingress for firefighting personnel and egress for residents during wildfire events by treating up to 300 acres of roadside fuels along 22 designated roads in Northeast Tehama County, including S. Powerhouse Road, Hazen Road, and Manton School Road. The scope of work involves cutting and chipping ground fuels, shrubs, and small trees with a diameter at DBH of 10 inches or less to eliminate ladder fuels and reduce the risk of roadside ignition and fire spread. The project is designed to protect mature oak trees, which are critical for greenhouse gas sequestration, while creating defendable fire lines in high-traffic corridors. Performance will take place in the Mineral, California area, with inspection and acceptance responsibilities residing with the Resource Conservation District. While the project is listed under NAICS code 561730 and was posted on July 31, 2025, the provided documentation does not include specific contract values, formal FAR clauses, or detailed evaluation factors for award. Drew Hunter Barnhart serves as the primary point of contact for the project.

General Info

Vegetation management on 300 acres along 22 roads in Tehama County to reduce wildfire risk and protect oak trees.

Agency

California → Tehama County, Resource Conservation District of

NAICS

561730 - Landscaping Services

Place of Performance

Plum Creek Road X Paynes Creek Loop, Mineral, CA, 96080

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Timeline

PostedJul 31

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → Tehama County, Resource Conservation District of

Contacts1 person available

OfficeN/A

Organization / Agency

California → Tehama County, Resource Conservation District of

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Drew Hunter BarnhartProject Manager II

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

Work will improve existing conditions along the county rights-of-way within Tehama County. Increase ingress by firefighting personnel and egress by residents during wildfire events will be significantly improved. High traffic volumes along the roads proposed for treatments create a significant risk of roadside ignition and fire spread into numerous publicly and privately maintained parcels Specific treatments to be completed in connection with this project include the cutting and chipping of ground fuels along with shrubs and small, poorly developed trees that create ladder fuels extending into the crowns of mature oaks. The removal and control of target vegetation will reduce roadside ignition risk, reduce the rate of fire spread and intensity as well as removal excess trees and other vegetation thus improving conditions for larger, more mature trees particularly oaks that are currently in good health and continue to sequester Greenhouse Gases (GHGs).