Oak Hollow Camp Host Shed

The project involves replacing a failing storage shed at Site #77 in Oak Hollow Campground within Calaveras Big Trees State Park in California, with a new 8-foot by 4-foot structure designed to improve storage for camp host tools, firewood, and camper amenities. Work includes complete removal and disposal of the existing shed, cutting down and stump grinding a 14-inch diameter white fir tree, excavating up to 8 inches deep to level the base for the new shed, and digging a 2-foot deep by 6-inch wide by 12.5-foot long trench to run electrical conduit and wiring from the existing electrical box to the new shed for power. The new shed will be constructed with T111 siding and a metal roof, painted to match the park’s existing facilities, and will include installation of a shower token machine and a 4-foot by 4-foot informational board on the north-facing exterior wall. The project is categorized under NAICS code 236210 and is administrated by the California Department of Parks and Recreation’s Central Valley District, with environmental compliance confirmed under CEQA Classes 1 and 3 due to minimal impact. The work location is specified as Calaveras Big Trees State Park, zip 95223, and all deliverables must be completed on-site. There is no disclosed contract value, no specified period of performance, and no formal contract type or award basis identified. The point of contact for inquiries is Andrew Collum, Environmental Scientist, reachable via phone or email, while no contracting officer, COR, or payment details are formally provided. No contract clauses, special requirements, evaluation factors, or representations from offerors are included in the documentation, indicating a streamlined procurement process under state administrative guidelines without federal FAR clauses or formal acquisition structure.