Environmental Compliance & Streambed Monitoring

This contract requires strict adherence to Fish and Game Code §1602 and the California Environmental Quality Act categorical exemptions through a structured program of pre-construction environmental surveys, ongoing impact monitoring, and detailed reporting during all phases of construction. The work focuses on assessing and mitigating potential impacts to aquatic habitats and streambeds, ensuring that project activities do not disturb protected species or degrade water quality in compliance with state environmental regulations. All activities must be conducted under the oversight of Fish and Wildlife, Region 6 – Inland Deserts, Ontario, with results documented and submitted according to regulatory standards. The scope is classified under NAICS code 541620, indicating it falls within environmental consulting services, and is structured as a subcontract to support broader infrastructure or development efforts requiring environmental clearance. The project is tied to a specific CEQA exemption, meaning the mitigation and monitoring protocols are designed to fulfill legal requirements without triggering a full environmental impact report. Work must be performed in alignment with state guidelines, with continuous surveillance and timely reporting to maintain regulatory compliance throughout the construction timeline. The contract is posted via the CEQA Net system, indicating its integration into California’s environmental review and tracking framework.