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Hazardous Tree Removal & Vegetation Management

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The contract involves the selective removal of hazardous trees that impair visibility from the fire lookout tower or pose a threat to infrastructure within Mount Zion Demonstration State Forest. Work will be conducted using manual chainsaw operations to ensure precise and controlled tree removal while minimizing environmental impact. The scope is focused on enhancing safety and operational effectiveness at the lookout site by eliminating vegetation that could compromise sightlines or structural integrity. All activities must comply with state forestry standards and safety protocols to protect workers and preserve the surrounding ecosystem. This subcontract is administered by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection and is classified under NAICS code 115310 for forestry support activities. It was posted on July 13, 2026, and performance is expected to take place entirely within the boundaries of Mount Zion Demonstration State Forest. The contract does not specify a set-aside type or detailed point of contact, but access to further information is available through the provided link to the CEQA Net project portal. Execution requires adherence to California’s environmental and occupational safety regulations, and the nature of the work necessitates skilled, certified personnel trained in wildland fire mitigation and tree felling techniques.

General Info

Remove hazardous trees near fire lookout tower using manual chainsaws to enhance safety and compliance with state regulations.

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California Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of

NAICS

115310 - Support Activities for ForestryView NAICS

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CA

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PostedJul 13

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AgencyCalifornia Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of

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Selective removal of hazard trees impairing visibility from the fire lookout tower or threatening infrastructure at Mount Zion Demonstration State Forest using manual chainsaw operations.

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