Redwood Fence Construction for Habitat Protection

The contract entails the design and construction of a redwood fence specifically engineered to safeguard seabird nesting habitats from disturbances caused by California Sea Lions. The project prioritizes environmental compatibility, requiring the use of sustainably sourced redwood and installation methodologies that minimize ecological disruption, including non-invasive foundation techniques and avoidance of sensitive nesting periods. All materials and processes must adhere to strict environmental standards to ensure the protection of native wildlife and their habitats without introducing harmful substances or long-term alterations to the landscape. The work is to be performed in a coastal zone with a zip code of 94060, where the delicate balance between terrestrial and marine ecosystems demands precision and ecological sensitivity. The contractor is responsible for executing the project under the oversight of the California Department of Parks and Recreation, with the work classified under NAICS code 238910 for other building completion contractors. As a subcontract, the project is part of a larger environmental protection initiative and must align with broader state conservation goals. The design must account for local weather conditions, tidal influences, and the behavioral patterns of both seabirds and sea lions to provide durable, effective, and non-intrusive protection. The project was posted on July 6, 2026, and is located in California, with all activities centered around preserving the natural integrity of the nesting sites while facilitating coexistence between wildlife species.