Laird Trust (Bayview 12 Vineyard) Track I Vineyard Replant

The contract involves earthmoving and land preparation activities for the redevelopment of an 11.04-acre vineyard site in Napa, California, with 9.46 acres designated for replanting as productive vineyard acreage. Work includes the removal and replacement of existing trellis systems, irrigation infrastructure, and the installation of new erosion control measures consistent with the gently sloping terrain, which ranges from 1% to 17% grade with an average slope of 10%. In addition to vineyard reconstruction, the project requires the planting of native grasses to support ecological recovery and long-term soil stability. All earthmoving operations are tied directly to the replanting effort and must align with sustainable land management practices to mitigate degradation and enhance environmental resilience. The project is positioned within the Bayview 12 Vineyard tract, under the oversight of Napa County, and is slated for performance in the 94558 zip code area. Key points of contact include Erin Palumbo as Viticulturalist, responsible for vineyard-specific technical guidance, Drew Aspegren as Plan Preparer, who oversees design and engineering coordination, and Daniel Z Zador as the primary point of contact for planning and administrative matters. All communications and inquiries should be directed through these individuals, with official correspondence routed to their provided email addresses and phone numbers. The contract was posted as a forecast on June 25, 2026, with no set-aside provisions or NAICS code specified, suggesting it remains a preparatory notice pending formal solicitation. The project’s success hinges on precise execution of earthmoving to preserve topsoil integrity, optimize vineyard layout, and comply with local environmental standards for slope stabilization and native vegetation integration.