Critical Infrastructure Fuels Reduction Project

The Critical Infrastructure Fuels Reduction Project aims to mitigate wildfire risks by clearing hazardous vegetation—including brush, shrubs, dead and live trees—from areas surrounding critical water and sewer infrastructure within the Arrowbear Park County Water District service area in California. The work will involve trimming and removing vegetation that threatens the integrity and operation of essential utility facilities, with the primary goal of preserving public infrastructure, reducing the likelihood of fire damage, and ensuring uninterrupted water and sewer services to the community. The project is targeted specifically at locations in the 92382 zip code region, where fire danger is heightened by dense vegetation proximity to vital utilities. The initiative is managed by the Arrowbear Park County Water District, with primary contact information provided through General Manager Chris Dumas and President/CEO Laura Dyberg. While no solicitation number or NAICS code has been assigned, the project has been forecasted for potential contracting opportunities as of July 20, 2026, and all activities will be conducted within California to support regional resilience against wildfires. The district is seeking qualified contractors to carry out vegetation management tasks in alignment with safety standards and environmental considerations. Further details and project documentation are available through the provided public link.