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Qualified Biological Monitoring and Reporting

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This subcontract for Qualified Biological Monitoring and Reporting supports prime contractors on California Department of Fish and Wildlife projects located in Costa Mesa. The primary objective is to provide biological monitoring during vegetation trimming, crushing, and excavation activities to ensure that crown reduction of arroyo willow trees does not exceed 60 percent. The project requires a qualified biological monitor holding a degree in Natural Resource Science. Technical deliverables include the generation of shapefiles using GIS software and the submission of the Final Construction Report and GIS data through the EPIMS system.

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Biological monitoring for CDFW projects in Costa Mesa ensuring arroyo willow crown protection.

Agency

California → Fish and Wildlife, Region 5 - South Coast, San Diego

Place of Performance

Costa Mesa, CA

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NONE

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This scope was carved out of EPIMS-ORA-63917-R5.

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Multi TD Talbert Marsh Deteriorated Pole Replacement Project, (Notification of Lake or Streambed Alteration, No. EPIMS-ORA-63917-R5)

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AgencyCalifornia → Fish and Wildlife, Region 5 - South Coast, San Diego
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California → Fish and Wildlife, Region 5 - South Coast, San Diego
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Performs biological monitoring for prime contractors on CDFW projects in Costa Mesa, CA. Monitors vegetation trimming, crushing, and excavation to ensure crown reduction of arroyo willow trees remains under 60%. Utilizes GIS software for shapefile generation. Requires a qualified biological monitor with a degree in Natural Resource Science. Delivers the Final Construction Report and GIS shapefiles via the EPIMS system.

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