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Reforestation and Planting

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This subcontract for Reforestation and Planting, managed by the Sierra Resource Conservation District in California, focuses on restoring the watershed and forest canopy within the Sierra National Forest. The contractor is responsible for performing reforestation activities for prime contractors on US Forest Service projects, which includes planting native seedlings and conducting site preparation. These tasks require the use of specialized planting tools and equipment while strictly adhering to species-specific guidelines and watershed protection standards. The primary deliverables for this engagement are the successful planting of seedlings and the restoration of designated forest acreage. Operating under NAICS code 114111, the project ensures the ecological recovery of the region through professional site preparation and planting practices.

General Info

Sierra Resource Conservation District subcontract for reforestation and native seedling planting in California.

Agency

California → Sierra Resource Conservation District

NAICS

114111 - Finfish Fishing

Place of Performance

CA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of Upper San Joaquin Kaiser East Protection Project.

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PostedJun 29

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AgencyCalifornia → Sierra Resource Conservation District

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California → Sierra Resource Conservation District

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Performs reforestation activities for prime contractors on US Forest Service projects in the Sierra National Forest. Plants native seedlings and performs site preparation to restore the watershed and forest canopy. Utilizes specialized planting tools and site preparation equipment. Adheres to watershed protection standards and species-specific planting guidelines. Delivers planted seedlings and restored forest acreage.

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