Naval Air Station Lemoore Broadcast Burn Assist

The United States Naval Air Station Lemoore is seeking assistance from the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection to conduct annual prescribed burns across approximately 105 acres of its property. The primary objectives are to reduce hazardous accumulations of dry annual grasses, lower the risk of unintended wildland fires, and support live fire training for the station’s federal fire personnel and cooperating agencies. These burns are planned to occur each year during the late spring through fall period, with the exact timing determined by current fuel conditions, weather patterns, and specific burn prescriptions to ensure safety and effectiveness. The effort is part of an ongoing land management strategy to maintain fire resilience and operational readiness on the installation. The project is formally listed under the title "Naval Air Station Lemoore Broadcast Burn Assist" and was posted as a forecast on June 17, 2026. No solicitation number or set-aside information is provided, indicating this is an anticipated future action rather than an active procurement. The primary point of contact for coordination is Austin Law, Forestry Assistant II at CAL FIRE, reachable via phone or email. All activities will take place within Lemoore, California, and the project is being tracked under the California Environmental Quality Act portal with the identifier 2026060789. The collaboration underscores a shared commitment between federal and state entities to manage wildland fuels and enhance emergency preparedness through proactive, science-based land stewardship.