Riparian Invasive Species Eradication (Arundo & Tamarix)

This subcontract involves the removal and control of non-native invasive plant species, specifically Arundo donax and Tamarix parviflora, to support California Department of Fish and Wildlife riparian restoration projects. The scope of work covers 96 miles of waterways, utilizing specialized vegetation cutting and clearing equipment to deliver cleared riparian corridors. The project is managed by the Yolo County Resource Conservation District and requires operations to be conducted within sensitive riparian zones in strict accordance with Streambed Alteration Agreement 1600-2019-0313-R2. To ensure compliance and safety, the contractor must hold a valid Qualified Applicator License for the use of herbicides.