Mechanical Fuel Reduction Services
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This subcontract for Mechanical Fuel Reduction Services involves performing mechanical vegetation removal and land clearing for prime contractors on Sierra Nevada Conservancy projects. The specific scope of work focuses on the creation of a 4.7-mile fuel break corridor located in Madera County, California. To achieve this, the contractor will execute mechanical mastication, grinding, and the clearing of timber and brush utilizing specialized equipment such as mulchers, masticators, and bulldozers. The project is governed by strict environmental guidelines and must comply with CEQA exemptions and the NEPA Categorical Exclusion. Classified under NAICS code 113310, the contract was posted on December 12, 2025, with the ultimate goal of delivering a fully cleared fuel break to enhance wildfire mitigation efforts in the region.
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This scope was carved out of SNC1824.
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