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Erosion Control & Environmental Stewardship

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This subcontract opportunity involves providing erosion control and environmental stewardship services for prime contractors on California Department of Transportation highway projects located in Mendocino County, specifically in Leggett. The scope of work focuses on the delivery and installation of various sediment control systems, including temporary silt fences, temporary covers, fiber rolls, compost socks, check dams, and concrete washout facilities, as well as the application of rolled erosion control products. The project is categorized under NAICS code 561730. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of December 10, 2026. This contract ensures that critical environmental protections are implemented to manage runoff and soil stability during highway construction activities.

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Erosion control and environmental stewardship services for Caltrans highway projects in Mendocino County.

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Leggett, CA, 95585, USA

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This scope was carved out of 01-0J9904.

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Construction On State Highway In Mendocino County At Leggett From 0.1 Mile North Of Route 1 To The Humboldt County Line Near Piercy

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AgencyCalifornia Department of Transportation
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Installs erosion control measures for prime contractors on Caltrans highway projects in Mendocino County. Installs Temporary Silt Fences (T51), Temporary Covers (T53), Fiber Rolls/Compost Socks (T56, H51), Check Dams (T57), and Concrete Washout Facilities (T59), and applies Rolled Erosion Control Products (H52). Delivers installed erosion and sediment control systems.

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