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Specialized Grazing Services

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This subcontract for Specialized Grazing Services involves the provision of livestock, specifically goats, to assist prime contractors with vegetation management and fuel reduction within the Cleveland National Forest. The primary objective is to lower shrub and grass cover through targeted biological grazing, utilizing portable fencing and herding techniques to reduce overall fuel loads. Managed under NAICS code 112111 and associated with the Resource Conservation District of Greater San Diego, the project requires strict adherence to environmental and cultural resource protection standards. The scope of work focuses on delivering sustainable land management results to enhance forest safety and ecological health.

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Subcontract for goat grazing to reduce vegetation and fuel in Cleveland National Forest.

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California → Resource Conservation District, Greater San Diego

Place of Performance

CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Resource Conservation District, Greater San Diego
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Supplies livestock (goats) for vegetation management and fuel reduction for prime contractors on USFS projects in the Cleveland National Forest. Performs targeted grazing to reduce shrub and grass cover using portable fencing and herding livestock. Complies with environmental and cultural resource protection requirements. Delivers reduced vegetation and fuel loads via biological grazing.

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