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Pile Burning and Biomass Disposal Services

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This subcontract for Pile Burning and Biomass Disposal Services involves performing controlled pile burning for prime contractors on fuel reduction projects within the Marin County Parks and Open Space District. The scope of work includes clearing brush, executing prescribed burns under approved weather conditions using specialized fire suppression equipment, and ensuring the complete removal of combustible biomass from designated treatment areas. The contractor must maintain strict compliance with CalFire and Board of Forestry regulations, as well as adhere to all local fire department burn permit requirements. This project is managed under the jurisdiction of the California Marin County Open Space District and is categorized under NAICS code 221117.

General Info

Subcontract for pile burning and biomass disposal services within Marin County Parks District.

Agency

California → Marin County Open Space District

NAICS

221117 - Biomass Electric Power Generation

Place of Performance

CA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of 2019012052.

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California Vegetation Treatment Program (CalVTP) Update

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PostedNov 12

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AgencyCalifornia → Marin County Open Space District

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Organization / AgencyCalifornia → Marin County Open Space District

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Performs controlled pile burning for prime contractors on Marin County Parks and Open Space District fuel reduction projects. Piles cleared brush and executes prescribed burns under approved weather conditions using fire suppression equipment. Complies with CalFire, Board of Forestry regulations, and local fire department burn permits. Delivers the removal of combustible biomass from treatment areas.

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