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Invasive Carp Removal Services

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The contract is for the targeted removal of invasive carp species from Big Bear Lake using selective methodologies such as electrofishing, netting, or trapping, with strict protocols in place to minimize unintended harm to native fish populations and the surrounding aquatic ecosystem. The work must be carried out with precision to ensure ecological balance is preserved while effectively reducing the invasive carp population, which threatens the lake’s environmental integrity and recreational value. All operations are expected to adhere to best practices in aquatic resource management and environmental stewardship. This subcontract is issued by the Big Bear Municipal Water District in California, with performance occurring specifically within Big Bear Lake, zip code 92315. The contract falls under NAICS code 213112, indicating it is related to support activities for mining, which in this context applies to environmental and aquatic resource management services. The solicitation was posted on June 12, 2026, and is exclusively tied to the local agency's efforts to maintain water quality and biodiversity in the region. No set-aside provisions or specific point of contact details are provided, and the project is accessible through the CEQA Net portal for further documentation.

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Remove invasive carp from Big Bear Lake using selective methods to protect native species and ecosystem.

Agency

California → Big Bear Municipal Water District

Place of Performance

Big Bear Lake, CA, 92315

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NONE

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AgencyCalifornia → Big Bear Municipal Water District
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California → Big Bear Municipal Water District
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Conduct targeted removal of invasive carp species from Big Bear Lake using selective methods such as electrofishing, netting, or trapping while minimizing impact on native species and aquatic habitat.

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