Quicksilver Timber Harvesting Plan 4-25-00037-ELD (Streambed Alteration Agreement EPIMS Notification No. EPIMS-ELD-63378-R2)

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife executed Streambed Alteration Agreement EPIMS-ELD-63378-R2 authorizing Sierra Pacific Industries to conduct specific aquatic infrastructure work as part of Timber Harvesting Plan 4-25-00037-ELD within El Dorado County’s Little Silver Creek watershed. The authorized activities include constructing low water crossings, installing corrugated metal pipe crossings and temporary crossings, creating in-channel and off-channel waterholes, and utilizing eighteen designated water drafting sites, all tailored to support timber harvesting operations while minimizing ecological disruption. The project is subject to compliance with Fish and Game Code Section 1611 and California Environmental Quality Act regulations, with CDFW acting as the Responsible Agency that determined no significant environmental impact would occur under its jurisdiction. No formal mitigation reporting or monitoring plan was established, and all work must align precisely with the specifications outlined in the referenced Timber Harvesting Plan. Performance is restricted to designated areas within Townships 12N, Range 14E; 12N, Range 13E; and 13N, Range 14E, as mapped under the Mount Diablo Base and Meridian. While no contract value, pricing structure, or delivery schedule is provided, the agreement was issued on November 19, 2025, and is administered under state regulatory authority without federal acquisition clauses or procurement terms. Oversight responsibilities fall to CDFW, with Carlee Cockrum serving as the primary environmental contact and Yanik Zuluaga of the Department of Forestry and Fire Protection as the lead agency representative. The project is not subject to federal FAR provisions, nor does it include packaging, invoicing, accounting codes, or offeror certifications typically found in federal contracts. Acceptance and inspection are governed by state environmental regulations and the conditions of the Streambed Alteration Agreement, with compliance verified through administrative approval by CDFW rather than through formal commercial delivery or performance metrics.