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Clearing and Grubbing – Unit-Based Vegetation Removal

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State & Local

Submission Closed11/19/2025, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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NAICS: 113990

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Roadside Mastication and Mulching ServicesThe contract encompasses roadside mastication and mulching services aimed at reducing vegetation within 20 feet of key access roads to establish effective fuel breaks and enhance emergency vehicle access. The work is designed to mitigate wildfire risk while strictly minimizing soil erosion and preserving ecological integrity, ensuring that vegetation removal is carried out in a manner that sustains local environmental conditions. All activities must adhere to best practices for land management, with emphasis on controlled mulching techniques that promote ground cover and prevent degradation. This subcontract, issued under NAICS code 113990, is managed by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection and is targeted for performance within the state of California. Though specific geographic details and point of contact are not provided, the project is accessible through the official California CEQA network portal. The contract does not specify a set-aside type or solicitation number and is posted for future performance beginning in 2026, indicating a planning or preparatory phase prior to active implementation.

California Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of

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Defensible Space Vegetation Clearing (Mechanical & Manual)The contract entails the establishment of 100 feet of defensible space around critical communication infrastructure through the removal of hazardous vegetation using both mechanical and manual methods, with the primary goal of reducing fuel loading to mitigate wildfire risk. This work is essential for protecting communication assets and ensuring infrastructure resilience in fire-prone areas. The scope requires careful execution to comply with environmental and safety standards while achieving the specified clearance distance. This subcontract is administered by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection and is classified under NAICS code 113990, which pertains to other forestry services. It was posted on June 12, 2026, and is tied to a specific project referenced through the California CEQA Net portal. While no set-aside preferences or detailed location data are provided, the work is expected to occur within California, targeting areas where communication infrastructure is exposed to wildfire threats. The use of both mechanical and manual techniques suggests a need for flexibility based on terrain, proximity to infrastructure, and ecological considerations.

California Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of

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Long-Term Vegetation Maintenance (5–10 Year Cycle)The contract outlines a long-term vegetation maintenance program with a 5–10 year re-treatment cycle designed to sustainably reduce fuel loads across designated project areas to mitigate wildfire risk. This recurring effort ensures ongoing protection by systematically managing plant growth and flammable materials through periodic interventions, aligning with fire prevention strategies that require consistent, long-term stewardship rather than one-time actions. The work is structured to maintain ecological balance while minimizing the potential for catastrophic wildfires over an extended timeframe. Issued as a subcontract under the California Forestry and Fire Protection Department, the effort falls under NAICS code 113990, indicating it involves other support activities for forestry. The contract is scheduled to be active following its posting on June 12, 2026, and is intended to be carried out across unspecified locations within California. Though details such as specific project boundaries, performance metrics, or payment terms are not provided, the emphasis on repeated treatments every five to ten years signals a commitment to durable, landscape-scale fire resilience. Access to further information is available via the provided state portal link.

California Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of

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Fuels Reduction and Vegetation ManagementThe contract titled Fuels Reduction and Vegetation Management involves the mechanical and manual removal of dense post-fire vegetation across 668 acres to mitigate hazardous fuel loads and promote ecosystem recovery. This work is specifically targeted at reducing the risk of future wildfires by clearing accumulated biomass and facilitating natural regeneration in fire-affected areas. The effort will require skilled labor and specialized equipment to safely and effectively manage the terrain, which may include steep slopes, sensitive habitats, and areas with residual fire damage. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 113990 for other support activities for agriculture and forestry, and it is administered by the Wildlife Conservation Board in California. The solicitation was posted on June 9, 2026, and performance will take place within the state, though exact location details are not specified. The project is part of broader land management and wildfire resilience initiatives, prioritizing both public safety and ecological restoration. All work must adhere to environmental and safety standards to ensure minimal disruption to wildlife and surrounding natural systems.

Wildlife Conservation Board

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Mechanical Thinning and Hand Crew Fuel ReductionThe contract involves manual and mechanical thinning of overstocked, insect-damaged, and diseased trees and brush within a designated area in California, specifically targeting fuel reduction to enhance forest health and reduce wildfire risk. Work will be carried out using chainsaws, brush cutters, and light equipment, with personnel required to prepare and manage fuel piles for controlled burning while strictly adhering to environmental protection standards to minimize ecological impact. The scope emphasizes safe, efficient, and compliant operations that align with conservation goals and local land management priorities. This subcontract is administered by the Trinity County Resource Conservation District under NAICS code 113990, which classifies it within other agriculture-related services. The place of performance is located in the 96091 ZIP code area, though specific city or state details are not provided. The contract was posted on June 5, 2026, indicating planned activity for future execution, with no set-aside type or small business designation specified. All activities must be conducted in accordance with applicable regulations and environmental safeguards to ensure sustainable land use and public safety.

Trinity County Resource Conservation District

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29 days ago

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General Info

Agency

Iowa → City of Cedar RapidsView Agency

NAICS

113990View NAICS

Place of Performance

IA, USA

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NONE

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PhaseClosed

PostedNov 5

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Response DeadlineNov 19

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Submission Closed

11/19/2025, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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AgencyIowa → City of Cedar Rapids

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Full Description

Removal of trees, brush, stumps, and vegetation using manual and mechanical methods, including chipping, hauling, and site cleanup.