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Sediment Removal and Channel Cleaning

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This subcontract for Sediment Removal and Channel Cleaning supports prime contractors working on Santa Barbara County Flood Control District projects in California. The scope of work involves excavating accumulated sediment from concrete channels, man-made earthen channels, and retention or recharge basins to restore them to their original design capacity. The contractor is responsible for hauling all spoils using heavy equipment, including loaders, excavators, and dump trucks. All operations must be conducted in strict accordance with environmental guidelines and CEQA Section 15301. The primary objective is the delivery of cleared channels and basins that meet specific capacity requirements. This project falls under NAICS code 238910 and is managed under the jurisdiction of the Santa Barbara County Flood Control District.

General Info

Subcontract for sediment removal and channel cleaning for Santa Barbara County Flood Control District.

Agency

California → Santa Barbara County Flood Control District

Place of Performance

CA

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This scope was carved out of San Antonio Creek Crossing Repair.

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AgencyCalifornia → Santa Barbara County Flood Control District
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California → Santa Barbara County Flood Control District
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Performs sediment removal for prime contractors on Santa Barbara County Flood Control District projects. Excavates accumulated sediment from man-made earthen channels, concrete channels, and retention/recharge basins, and hauls spoils. Uses excavators, loaders, and dump trucks. Complies with CEQA Section 15301 and environmental guidelines. Delivers cleared channels and basins restored to design capacity.

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