Bank Stabilization and Erosion Control
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This subcontract for Bank Stabilization and Erosion Control involves the reconstruction and stabilization of the Jackson Creek channel bank as part of FEMA storm damage repair projects. The scope of work requires the stabilization of 260 linear feet of the south bank through the placement and compaction of fill dirt and the installation of quarry rock riprap, utilizing heavy earthmoving equipment such as loaders and excavators. The project is managed under the California Fish and Wildlife Region 2 agency and must strictly adhere to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code and Streambed Alteration Agreement AMA-61174-R2. The final deliverable is a fully stabilized 260-foot section of the bank, categorized under NAICS code 238910.
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This scope was carved out of AMA-61174-R2.
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2023 FEMA 4683 Storm Damage 2023 FEMA Storm Damage Downstream Dam Bank Repair Project (Streambed Alteration Agreement EPIMS Notification No. AMA- 61174-R2)
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