Native Vegetation Planting & Riparian Restoration
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This subcontract for Sonoma County involves the supply and installation of native vegetation for habitat restoration projects located in Petaluma. The scope of work focuses on planting native species across a total of 107.02 acres, which includes 59.85 acres of tidal wetlands, 42.75 acres of seasonal wetlands, and 4.42 acres of riparian habitat, specifically covering the Wheat Creek corridor. The contractor is required to use native plant stock and organic amendments while coordinating closely with on-site biologists to ensure adherence to the specific species lists outlined in the Planting Plan. The primary objective of the agreement is the successful delivery and installation of native vegetation to restore these critical ecological habitats.
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Petaluma, CA, 94952Set-Aside
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This scope was carved out of UPE22-0073.
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UPE22-0073 Halo Ranch Mitigation Bank
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