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Nuisance Abatement 13 Cherry Lane, Oroville

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20260901020State & Local

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The County of Butte is soliciting quotes for nuisance abatement services at 13 Cherry Lane, Oroville, California. The scope of work requires the removal of all junk, garbage, rubbish, and debris from the entire parcel, including the interior of the garage, as well as the removal of camping-related items such as tents, campers, and recreational vehicles. The contractor must also board up and secure the structure's windows, garage, and doors in accordance with the Butte County Minimum Standards for Securing Abandoned or Damaged Buildings, using specific materials such as 1/2 inch and 3/4 inch nominal structural wood panels and 3/8 inch diameter carriage or lag bolts. All removed materials must be disposed of at an acceptable landfill, though recycling for scrap value or donation to non-profits is permitted. The contractor is responsible for removing trees and vegetation if necessary for access, provided there is County concurrence, and must disclose any discovered personal possessions of the property owner to Code Enforcement. Eligible contractors must hold a valid California CSLB Class B General Building Contractor license, be registered with the Department of Industrial Relations, and demonstrate experience by having completed at least two similar projects within the last five years. Prevailing wages apply to projects valued over 1,000 dollars, and for projects valued at 25,000 dollars or more, a 10 percent bid bond is required, along with 100 percent performance and payment bonds upon award. The contract will be awarded based on the best interest of the County, considering price, quality, efficiency, and the reputation of the company. All quotes must be submitted using the provided RFQ form by 3:00 pm on September 17, 2026. Payment terms are net 30, and all work must comply with OSHA and CAL OSHA safety standards.

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Butte County seeks bids for debris removal and building securing at 13 Cherry Lane.

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California → County of ButteView Agency

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562119 - Other Waste CollectionView NAICS

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Oroville, CA, 95965, USA

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NONE

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RFQ 15-27 Nuisance Abatement, 13 Cherry Lane, Oroville

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AgencyCalifornia → County of Butte
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Bid #15-27: The County of Butte is seeking a firm to provide Nuisance Abatement Services for the property at 13 Cherry Lane, Oroville, CA 95965. The scope of work includes removing all junk, garbage, rubbish, and debris from the entire parcel, including inside the garage. Contractors must also remove all camping-related items such as recreational vehicles, campers, and tents. Additionally, the contractor is required to board up and secure the structure's windows, garage, and doors according to the Butte County Minimum Standards for Securing Abandoned or Damaged Buildings. All removed materials must be properly disposed of at an acceptable landfill, with the option to recycle materials for scrap value or re-use with non-profit entities. The contractor is responsible for the removal and disposal of trees and vegetation if necessary for access, with County concurrence. Personal possessions of the property owner are to remain on site, and their discovery must be disclosed to Code Enforcement.

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