Site Surveying and Mapping Services
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Kern County has initiated a subcontract for land surveying and mapping services at a well site to support regulatory submissions, site planning, and the creation of post-abandonment records. The work falls under NAICS code 541370, which designates it as a professional surveying and mapping service, and is intended to ensure accurate spatial data collection for compliance and long-term documentation purposes. The contract was posted on June 22, 2026, and the performance location is tied to a well site in California, though specific geographic details such as city or zip code are not provided. There is no set-aside designation or point of contact information listed, and the primary deliverables will involve precise topographic and boundary surveys essential for regulatory and operational requirements tied to the well infrastructure. The official reference for this solicitation is accessible via the provided link to the CEQA Net system.
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This scope was carved out of PLO26-00907.
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PLO26-00907
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