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The City of Watsonville is seeking a subcontractor to supply native riparian and upland plant stock and seeds sourced from local ecotypes for habitat restoration efforts within the 95076 zip code area. The work falls under NAICS code 111940, which pertains to other crop farming, and is intended to support ecological rehabilitation through the use of regionally appropriate vegetation. All plant material and seeds must be procured from locally adapted ecotypes to ensure genetic compatibility and long-term survival in the native environment, promoting resilience and biodiversity in restored areas. The contract is positioned as a subcontract and was posted on May 29, 2026, with performance expected to occur in Watsonville, California. There is no specified set-aside type, and the project can be accessed through the provided CalEQR link for further details.

General Info

Subcontractor to supply locally sourced native plants and seeds for habitat restoration in Watsonville, CA.

Agency

California → City of Watsonville

NAICS

111940 - Hay FarmingView NAICS

Place of Performance

Watsonville, CA, 95076

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PostedMay 29

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Watsonville

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Supply of native riparian and upland plant stock and seeds from local ecotypes for habitat restoration.

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