Stream Bank Stabilization and Bioengineering

This subcontract for Stream Bank Stabilization and Bioengineering supports prime contractors on projects for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. The primary objective is to prevent sedimentation through the stabilization of soil and banks using a variety of bioengineering and technical methods. Key deliverables include the placement of riprap, installation of erosion control blankets, grading of approach slopes, and the planting of native riparian vegetation. The scope of work involves the use of specialized materials and equipment, including coconut coir logs, native seed mixes, and hydroseeding tools. All operations must strictly adhere to California Department of Fish and Wildlife environmental protections to ensure the delivery of compliant stabilized stream banks and effective erosion control measures.