Onsite Wood Processing and Stacking

The contract involves the onsite processing and stacking of wood debris with a diameter exceeding four inches, requiring the material to be cut into sixteen-inch lengths and arranged in a neat, orderly fashion for potential future use by the California Department of Water Resources. The work must be performed at the location specified by the agency, with no provision for offsite processing or removal of materials, ensuring all outputs remain available for DWR’s use. Processing standards emphasize safety, efficiency, and proper stacking to facilitate ease of retrieval and potential future applications such as erosion control, habitat restoration, or fuel stockpiling. This subcontract is classified under NAICS code 113310, indicating its alignment with forestry services primarily related to timber trucking and logging operations. The solicitation was posted on July 3, 2026, under the California Water Resources Department, with performance expected to occur within the state of California, though specific site details are not provided. There is no set-aside designation or designated point of contact listed, and no bid or award information is included, suggesting the opportunity is currently open for subcontractor participation. The contract’s purpose supports DWR’s resource management goals by transforming hazardous or excess woody debris into a useable, organized stockpile while minimizing environmental disruption.