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Cannabis Cultivation Operations – Mature Canopy Harvesting

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The contract governs the management and harvesting of 8,750 square feet of mature cannabis canopy, encompassing full-cycle operational responsibilities including flowering stage monitoring, pest and disease control, and post-harvest processing such as drying, curing, and handling. All activities must adhere to strict cultivation standards to ensure product quality and regulatory compliance, with work centered at a designated site in Covelo, California. The subcontract is classified under NAICS code 111992, reflecting its placement within other crop farming operations, and is administered by the California Department of Cannabis Control. The contract was posted on May 28, 2026, and performance is expected to occur exclusively at the specified location in Covelo, with no set-aside provisions indicated.

General Info

Manage 8,750 sq ft cannabis canopy in Covelo, CA, with full-cycle cultivation and processing under state regulations.

Agency

California Cannabis Control, Department of

NAICS

111992 - Peanut FarmingView NAICS

Place of Performance

Covelo, CA

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PostedMay 28

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AgencyCalifornia Cannabis Control, Department of

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California Cannabis Control, Department of

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Management and harvesting of 8,750 sq. ft. of mature cannabis canopy, including flowering cycle monitoring, pest control, and post-harvest handling.

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