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Forestry Debris Hauling and Disposal

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The Forestry Debris Hauling and Disposal subcontract involves providing essential transportation and disposal services for prime contractors working on California Tahoe Conservancy projects. The scope of work requires the loading and hauling of various types of vegetation, including live, dead, dying, and diseased trees and brush, from a 51.79-acre site to approved disposal locations or chipping facilities. To execute these tasks, the contractor must utilize specialized equipment such as log trucks, chip vans, and heavy loaders to ensure all project-generated debris is efficiently removed. Compliance with Department of Transportation regulations is mandatory for all hauling activities, and the contractor is responsible for securing all necessary disposal site permits. This subcontract is categorized under NAICS code 484220 and is managed by the Tahoe Conservancy within the state of California. The project is centered around maintaining forest health through the systematic removal of debris, requiring a high level of logistical coordination and adherence to environmental and transportation safety standards.

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Subcontract for hauling and disposing of forestry debris for California Tahoe Conservancy projects.

Agency

California → Tahoe Conservancy

Place of Performance

CA, 96150

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NONE

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This scope was carved out of Tahoe Mountain Fuel Hazard Reduction.

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AgencyCalifornia → Tahoe Conservancy
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California → Tahoe Conservancy
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Supplies transportation and disposal services for prime contractors on California Tahoe Conservancy projects. Loads and hauls removed live, dead, dying, and diseased trees and brush to approved disposal sites or chipping facilities. Utilizes log trucks, chip vans, and heavy loaders. Requires DOT compliance for hauling and disposal site permits. Delivers the removal of all project-generated debris from the 51.79-acre site.

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