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This subcontract for Drainage and Channel Maintenance involves performing routine maintenance on improved and unimproved stream channels for prime contractors working on City of Galt drainage projects. The scope of work includes executing channel alignment maintenance, removing debris and obstructions, implementing minor erosion control, and managing temporary water diversions. The selected provider will utilize excavation equipment and install rock slope protection, such as riprap, to ensure the delivery of maintained drainage infrastructure. The project is located in Galt, California, and falls under NAICS code 237310. All operations must strictly comply with the South Sacramento Habitat Conservation Plan and California Fish and Game Code 1602. The contract was posted on January 27, 2026, for work performed within the 95632 zip code area.

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Drainage and channel maintenance subcontract for City of Galt projects in Galt, California.

Place of Performance

Galt, CA, 95632

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City of Galt Routine Maintenance Agreement Project

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Galt
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Performs routine maintenance of improved and unimproved stream channels for prime contractors on City of Galt drainage projects. Executes channel alignment maintenance, debris and obstruction removal, minor erosion control, and temporary water diversions. Utilizes excavation equipment and installs rock slope protection (riprap). Complies with California Fish and Game Code 1602 and South Sacramento Habitat Conservation Plan. Delivers maintained drainage infrastructure.

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