Invasive Vegetation Management (Mechanical)
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The contract is for invasive vegetation management using mechanical methods such as cutting, crushing, or piling to prepare fuel beds for prescribed burns, focusing specifically on controlling yellow star thistle. This work is intended to reduce hazardous vegetation buildup and support safe, effective wildfire prevention efforts in designated areas under the jurisdiction of Fish and Wildlife, Region 4 - Central, Fresno in California. The contract is structured as a subcontract and aligns with NAICS code 561730, which covers environmental waste management and remediation services. It was posted on June 18, 2026, and is set to be performed in an unspecified location within the state, with no designated point of contact or detailed address provided. The project is part of broader land management and ecological restoration initiatives aimed at reducing wildfire risks through controlled fuel reduction.
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This scope was carved out of Big Sandy Wildlife Area Grassland Restoration.
The full solicitation package (1 document), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.
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