Cultural Resource Investigation of the Juntura Wildland Urban Interface Fuel Break Project

The Cultural Resource Investigation of the Juntura Wildland Urban Interface Fuel Break Project is a forecast opportunity issued by the Department of the Interior to implement fire management activities near Juntura, Oregon. The primary objective is to enhance wildfire prevention, improve firefighter access, and disrupt fuel continuity through a variety of land management techniques, including mowing, grading, disking, conifer thinning, seeding, and herbicide treatments. These activities are integrated with cultural resource management tasks to ensure that fuel break treatments are performed in compliance with preservation standards. This project is designated as a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 541620. The procurement is managed by the Department of the Interior, with Gail Mance serving as the primary point of contact. The scope of work focuses on critical infrastructure and environmental safety to protect the wildland urban interface in the specified region.