Debris Removal and Channel Cleanup

The contract involves the manual and mechanical removal of trash, debris, and waste materials from the Smuggler’s Gulch channel and associated trash booms within the Tijuana River Valley Regional Park, with particular attention to protecting sensitive ecological areas. Work must be conducted with care to avoid environmental disruption, ensuring that removal methods are appropriate for the fragile habitats in the region, including riparian zones and wildlife corridors. The project is scoped to address accumulated pollutants that threaten water quality, native vegetation, and local fauna, requiring coordination with ecological preservation standards. This subcontract is issued under the NAICS code 562990 for other waste management services and is administered by San Diego County, with performance obligated in the 92154 zip code area of San Diego. The posting date is July 1, 2026, indicating the anticipated timeline for award and execution, though no solicitation number or point of contact is provided. The location underscores the importance of regional environmental stewardship, as the Tijuana River Valley serves as a critical ecological buffer between the United States and Mexico, making debris control a priority for both local and transboundary environmental health.