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Biological and Paleontological Resource Monitoring

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This subcontract for the City of Costa Mesa involves providing specialized environmental monitoring services for prime contractors working on city park projects. The scope of work focuses on the protection of biological, paleontological, and tribal cultural resources during all ground-disturbing activities, ensuring strict adherence to the established Cultural, Tribal Cultural, and Paleontological Resources Assessment. Qualified personnel must hold professional certifications in biology or archaeology and be proficient in the use of GPS mapping and field survey equipment. The selected contractor is responsible for delivering detailed monitoring reports and formal compliance certifications to ensure all environmental regulations are met throughout the duration of the project in Costa Mesa.

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Environmental monitoring for Costa Mesa park projects protecting biological, paleontological, and cultural resources.

Agency

California → City of Costa Mesa

Place of Performance

Costa Mesa, CA, 92626

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Fairview Park Master Plan Update

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Costa Mesa
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Performs environmental monitoring for prime contractors on City of Costa Mesa park projects. Monitors for paleontological, tribal cultural, and biological resources during ground-disturbing activities per the Cultural, Tribal Cultural, and Paleontological Resources Assessment. Utilizes field survey equipment and GPS mapping. Requires professional certification in archaeology or biology. Delivers monitoring reports and compliance certifications.

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