Stream Channel Restoration & Incised Channel Repair

The contract involves the repair of a 600-linear-foot incised channel to restore natural floodplain connectivity, enhance groundwater recharge, and improve dry-season stream flow through targeted soil placement and grading. This work is part of a broader effort to rehabilitate degraded stream systems, ensuring ecological functionality and hydrological recovery in the affected area. The project focuses on physical earthwork to reestablish channel meanders, reduce erosion, and reconnect the stream to its riparian floodplain, which will support aquatic habitat and increase baseflow during periods of low precipitation. This subcontract is administered by the Fish and Wildlife, Region 1 – Northern Region, based in California, under the NAICS code 237990 for other heavy and civil engineering construction. The solicitation was posted on July 17, 2026, and the work is expected to occur in the designated stream corridor within the region, though specific location details are not provided. The contract does not include a set-aside designation or designated point of contact, and the completion is tied to environmental restoration objectives rather than infrastructure development. All performance must align with ecological recovery goals and regulatory standards governing stream and watershed restoration in California.