Entrada Drive Restoration

The Entrada Drive Restoration project is a modest ecological initiative managed by the California Department of Parks and Recreation, aimed at restoring native oak woodland habitat along Entrada Road in Topanga State Park. The work involves removing invasive non-native grasses and replanting native oak species to improve ecosystem health and increase fire resilience. The project is exempt from full environmental review under CEQA §15301 as a minor restoration activity at an existing facility, relying on the department’s internal evaluation form and established native habitat restoration practices. All work will be performed on state-owned land within the Angeles District of Topanga State Park, with administrative oversight coordinated from the Calabasas office. No contract value, pricing details, or formal acquisition structure such as CLINs, contract type, or solicitation number are provided, indicating this is likely a non-competitive forecast or direct award under state authority rather than a federal procurement. Key contacts include Christopher Terra as Environmental Coordinator and Megan Williams as Project Lead, with no designated contracting officer, COR, or federal acquisition representative identified. The project does not include specified delivery schedules, FOB terms, packaging requirements, invoicing procedures, or accounting identifiers, and no formal evaluation factors, special requirements, or offeror certifications are documented, reflecting a streamlined, locally administered restoration effort focused on environmental outcomes rather than formal federal contracting processes.