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Biennial Water Trail Vegetation Management

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The Biennial Water Trail Vegetation Management subcontract involves providing recurring vegetation control services for prime contractors on Inyo County Water Department projects in Bishop, California. The primary objective is to clear and manage plant growth within the river channel every two years to ensure a maintained navigable width over a total 20-year maintenance period. Operations utilize brush cutting and aquatic vegetation management equipment while strictly adhering to Final Environmental Impact Report requirements to protect local plant and wildlife species. This project falls under NAICS code 561730 and is managed by the agency of Inyo County, California.

General Info

Biennial vegetation control for Inyo County Water Department river channels over twenty years.

Agency

California → Inyo County

Place of Performance

Bishop, CA, 93526

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This scope was carved out of Owens River Water Trail.

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AgencyCalifornia → Inyo County
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California → Inyo County
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Performs recurring vegetation control for prime contractors on Inyo County Water Department projects. Clears and manages plant growth within the river channel every two years to maintain navigable width. Uses brush cutting and aquatic vegetation management equipment. Adheres to environmental impact requirements (FEIR) regarding plant and wildlife species. Delivers a maintained channel width over a 20-year maintenance period.

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