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Marine Exchange VHF at HBSB

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The California Department of Parks and Recreation is forecasting a five-year lease agreement for the temporary installation of VHF equipment at Huntington Beach State Beach. This project aims to enhance the tracking and communication capabilities of the Marine Exchange, specifically supporting offshore anchorages located between Seal Beach and Dana Point. The equipment will be installed on a non-historic structure at the HBSB LGHQ. This initiative is managed by the state's archaeological and parks divisions to ensure proper placement and coordination within the Huntington Beach area.

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Five-year lease for VHF equipment installation at Huntington Beach State Beach for Marine Exchange.

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California Parks and Recreation, Department of

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Huntington Beach, CA

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AgencyCalifornia Parks and Recreation, Department of
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California Parks and Recreation, Department of
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Joe FayerAssociate State Archaeologist

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Temporary installation of VHF equipment to increase tracking/ communication capabilities by Marine Exchange, with offshore anchorages between Seal Beach and Dana Point. 5-year lease for installation of temporary equipment on DPR HBSB LGHQ, non-historic structure.

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