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Abalone Farm Demolition and Cleanup

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The California Department of Parks and Recreation is undertaking the demolition and cleanup of an abandoned abalone farm located at Wilder Ranch State Park in Santa Cruz County, California, with the goal of remediating the site and restoring its natural habitat. The project involves the removal of a wide array of debris, including fiberglass tanks, plastic barrels, three boats with trailers, one recreational vehicle, PVC piping, metal fencing, and hazardous materials such as fluorescent light tubes, car batteries, fuel containers, paint cans, and electronics, which will be disposed of offsite. Prior to contractor arrival, state staff will mow overgrown vegetation and remove invasive iceplant to prepare the site. Following demolition, adjacent fencing along the county road will be repaired or replaced to restrict public access, and symbolic fencing will be installed along the private-parcel boundary to deter future dumping. The work is being conducted under categorical exemptions from the California Environmental Quality Act (CCR Sections 15301, 15303, and 15304), which classify the activity as a minor alteration for maintenance, small structure installation, and resource management. The contractor must possess specialized expertise in handling hazardous waste in ecologically sensitive areas and is expected to perform all work on-site at the designated location with no specified delivery or performance timeline provided. The project is overseen by State Parks staff, with Linda Hitchcock serving as the primary point of contact for the Santa Cruz District, and oversight rests with the government for inspection and acceptance. No contract value, pricing details, evaluation factors, or formal solicitation instructions are included in the documentation, and no offeror representations, certifications, or socioeconomic classifications are required or provided, as this is an exemption-based action rather than a competitive solicitation. There is no formal contract clause structure, payment information, or invoicing system specified, and while the agency code is listed as 026e68fa, standard federal acquisition identifiers such as TAS, AAC, or ACRN are not applicable or included.

General Info

Demolish and clean up abandoned abalone farm at Wilder Ranch State Park, remove hazardous debris, restore habitat, repair fencing, no contract value specified.

Agency

California Parks and Recreation, Department of

NAICS

562910 - Remediation ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, 95017

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(1)

14329_WR_Abalone Farm Notice of Exemption 072525

PDF•notice-of-exemption

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Timeline

PostedJul 31

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia Parks and Recreation, Department of

Contacts1 person available

OfficeN/A

Organization / Agency

California Parks and Recreation, Department of

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Linda HitchcockSenior Park and Recreation Specialist

contact@example.gov

+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

Project consists of the demolition and cleanup of an abandoned abalone farm at Wilder Ranch State Park for the purposes of immediate site cleanup and remediation as well as to enhance the overall habitat quality of the project area. For his project, State Parks will hire a demolition contractor who specializes in hazardous waste clean-up around sensitive habitats. The proposed project work will include the following: In the project area, prior to the contractor starting work, State Parks staff will mow overgrown vegetation and remove select patches of invasive iceplant; Contractor will use heavy equipment, and hand labor to remove waste and trash that includes but is not limited to fiberglass tanks, plastic barrels, wood affixed with felt and plastic mesh, three (3) boats with associated trailers, one (1) recreational vehicle, PVC piping, metal fencing, and assorted hazardous materials such as fluorescent light tubes, old car batteries, fuel containers, paint cans, electronics, etc., and dispose of offsite; and State Parks staff will repair and/or replace sections of fencing adjacent to the county road to deter public access onto the site; as well as install symbolic fencing along the boundary line that separates the public and private parcels to deter further dumping of trash onto State land.