Mechanical Vegetation Management / Mastication Services
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This subcontract for Mechanical Vegetation Management and Mastication Services involves performing mechanical hazardous fuel reduction for prime contractors on projects managed by the Tuolumne County Resource Conservation District. The scope of work requires the mastication of brush and small trees and the chipping of woody debris across 65 acres of varied terrain using industrial wood chippers and masticators to effectively reduce fuel loads. The project is categorized under NAICS code 115310 and must be executed in strict adherence to CEQA guidelines and section 15304 exemption requirements. Performance of the contract takes place within the 95370 zip code area of California, with the primary objective of delivering treated acreage that meets specific fuel reduction standards.
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Covington Big Hill Fuel Reduction Project
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