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Davis Campus Priority Tree Removals 2026

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The University of California, Davis is planning the removal of approximately 90 trees on its Davis Campus due to confirmed life safety risks identified by a certified arborist. All trees have been assessed as dead or structurally compromised, posing significant threats to public safety, and their removal is deemed necessary as part of routine campus maintenance. The work will be carried out by UC Davis Grounds and the Arboretum Public Garden staff during July and August 2026 to ensure the safety of students, faculty, and visitors using campus public spaces. The project is scheduled under the title Davis Campus Priority Tree Removals 2026 and is listed as a forecast with no solicitation number or set-aside classification. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Heather Davis, Director of Campus Planning, reachable via email or phone. The place of performance is clearly defined as Davis, California, and the project information is publicly accessible through the CEQA Net portal. No financial or bidding details are provided, as this is a forecast for internal maintenance operations rather than a competitive procurement.

General Info

UC Davis to remove 90 hazardous trees on Davis Campus in July–August 2026 for public safety.

Agency

University of California, Davis

NAICS

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Place of Performance

One Shields Ave., Various locations on the UC Davis Main Campus, Davis, CA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Davis Campus Priority Tree Removals 2026 Notice of Exemption

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AgencyUniversity of California, Davis
Contacts1 person available
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University of California, Davis
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Heather DavisDirector of Campus Planning

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The Davis Campus proposes to remove approximately 90 trees on the Davis Campus. All 90 trees have been identified by a certified arborist as life safety threats due do tree death and structural decay. The trees will be removed by UC Davis Grounds and the Arboretum Public Garden staff in July and August 2026. This project is required maintenance of campus public spaces and will address life safety issues.

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