Class I and Class IV Watercourse Diversion
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This subcontract involves providing temporary or permanent water diversion services for Class I and Class IV watercourses on CAL FIRE timber harvesting projects. The scope of work includes the installation of cofferdams, diversion pipes, and silt curtains to manage water flow and implement sediment control within sensitive and non-fish bearing streams. To execute these tasks, the contractor is required to utilize water pumps and sandbags to ensure the successful delivery of diverted watercourses for project completion. The project must be performed in strict compliance with CDFW mitigation measures and Public Resources Code section 21108. This effort is managed under the Department of Forestry and Fire Protection for the state of California, falling under NAICS code 237990.
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This scope was carved out of EPIMS-MEN-57390-R1.
The full solicitation package (1 document), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.
Streambed Alteration Agreement No. EPIMS-MEN-57390-R1 for Timber Harvesting Plan (THP) 1-25-00005-MEN
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