Allensworth Fence Project

The project involves installing and repairing a 2.45-mile boundary fence around Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park to prevent unauthorized access by off-highway vehicles, livestock, feral dogs, and vandals, with the primary goal of enhancing site security. The fence will be constructed using durable materials such as peeler logs, wire, hog wire, or t-post with three-strand smooth wire, ensuring resilience against environmental and human threats. Vertical posts will be installed approximately two meters apart and secured at a depth of one meter using post hole diggers or gas-powered augers to guarantee structural stability and longevity. All work will be carried out within the park's boundaries in California, specifically in the 93219 zip code area, and the project is managed by the California Department of Parks and Recreation. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Chris Hon, Senior Environmental Scientist (Supervisory), who can be reached via phone at 661-753-7482 or email at christopher.hon@parks.ca.gov. For additional technical details or site-specific requirements, interested parties are directed to contact the Hungry Valley SVRA office. The project was posted on October 7, 2025, as a forecasted opportunity with no set-aside classification specified.