Native Vegetation Supply and Riparian Planting
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The contract entails the supply and installation of native riparian vegetation along By-Day Creek to stabilize streambanks and enhance habitat connectivity. The work focuses on ecological restoration through the use of regionally appropriate plant species that promote erosion control, improve water quality, and support local wildlife corridors. The project is scoped as a subcontract under NAICS code 561730, indicating it falls within environmental restoration services, and is being managed by the Fish and Wildlife, Region 6 - Inland Deserts office in California, with performance centered in the 93517 ZIP code area. The solicitation was posted on June 2, 2026, and while no set-aside classification or point of contact is specified, the location and nature of the work suggest a targeted effort to recover degraded riparian zones in a sensitive arid-region watershed.
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By-Day Creek Road Improvements and Instream Restoration
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