Operations and Maintenance of Wildwood Native Park

The San Joaquin River Conservancy is seeking contractors to perform routine operations and maintenance at Wildwood Native Park, a conservation and recreational site in California. The work encompasses minor, non-expansive activities focused on preserving existing infrastructure and natural features, including trail and road maintenance, small dirt parking lot upkeep, gate and fence repairs, replacement of trail markers and footbridges, bathroom and well maintenance, and vegetation and fuel management around facilities. The scope also includes installing or replacing informational, directional, and advisory signs, as well as setting up a temporary visitor services kiosk. All activities are designed to sustain current uses without expanding their footprint or altering the land’s established purpose. The project is administered by the San Joaquin River Conservancy, with primary contact held by Alexander Rodriguez, Environmental Scientist, and Kari Kyler Daniska, Chief Executive Officer. Performance is located in the 93636 zip code area in California, and the opportunity was posted on August 4, 2026. Contractors are expected to comply with all applicable permitting and licensing requirements while ensuring minimal environmental impact. No major construction, expansion, or alteration of existing land use is permitted under this contract, which emphasizes stewardship and operational continuity for the park’s conservation mission.