Control Line Construction and Maintenance

The contract involves the construction and ongoing maintenance of firebreaks and control lines through light grading and vegetation clearing operations, with required erosion control measures to mitigate environmental impact. Work will focus on creating and sustaining defensible space to support wildfire prevention and management efforts in designated areas, particularly within the region served by Fish and Wildlife’s Northern Region in California. The project is classified under NAICS code 237990, indicating it pertains to other heavy and civil engineering construction activities not elsewhere classified, and is structured as a subcontract. Performance of the work is localized to an area with a zip code of 96064, and the contract was posted on July 10, 2026, indicating an anticipated start in the near future. The agency responsible is the Fish and Wildlife office with oversight in Redding and Eureka, and the work supports broader conservation and public safety objectives across the region. Although specific details such as point of contact, set-aside provisions, or monetary value are not provided, the clear scope emphasizes operational continuity through both initial construction and sustained maintenance activities. All work must comply with environmental protection standards, especially concerning soil stabilization and habitat preservation during vegetation removal and earthmoving.