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Mechanical Fuels Treatment Services

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This subcontract for Mechanical Fuels Treatment Services involves performing mechanical thinning and vegetation management for prime contractors on CAL FIRE forest restoration projects located within the Sequoia National Forest. The scope of work includes executing brush clearing, vegetation removal, and the mechanical thinning of forest stands utilizing specialized equipment such as forwarders, masticators, and feller bunchers to treat designated forest acreage. The project is governed by the NEPA decision dated December 28, 2023, and must strictly adhere to California Public Resources Code section 4799.05(d)(1). Managed under NAICS code 113310, the contract is overseen by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection to ensure the successful delivery of critical fuels treatment and forest restoration goals.

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Subcontract for mechanical thinning and vegetation management in Sequoia National Forest for CAL FIRE.

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California Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of

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CA

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This scope was carved out of Castle Fire Ecological Restoration Project.

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AgencyCalifornia Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of
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Performs mechanical thinning and vegetation management for prime contractors on CAL FIRE forest restoration projects in the Sequoia National Forest. Executes mechanical thinning of forest stands, brush clearing, and vegetation removal using feller bunchers, masticators, and forwarders. Must comply with the NEPA decision (12/28/2023) and California Public Resources Code §4799.05(d)(1). Delivers completed mechanical treatment of designated forest acreage.

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