Streambed Alteration Agreement No 55247 for Timber Harvesting Plan (THP) 2-24-00161-TRI Chicken Bake

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is issuing Streambed Alteration Agreement No. 55247 in support of Timber Harvesting Plan THP 2-24-00161-TRI “Chicken Bake” in Trinity County, California, to authorize water drafting from a Class I watercourse and two spring-fed impoundments along the East Fork Trinity River, Baker Creek, Smith Creek, and Asbestos Gulch. This agreement is part of a state-level environmental compliance process under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection serving as the Lead Agency for the timber harvesting plan and CDFW acting as the Responsible Agency responsible for evaluating and permitting impacts to aquatic resources. The agreement does not involve payment or financial consideration, as permitted under Public Resources Code §4629.6(c), and no federal procurement clauses, contracting vehicles, pricing structures, or federal acquisition regulation requirements apply. Performance is tied to the approved THP and occurs at specific geographic coordinates in Township 38N, Range 05W and 06W, with compliance monitored through adherence to CEQA guidelines and implementation of mitigation measures adopted from CAL FIRE’s environmental findings. Acceptance and administrative approval are finalized through CDFW offices in Redding and Sacramento, with inspection focused on the project site to ensure compliance with environmental standards and mitigation conditions. The agreement is publicly accessible, with no solicitation, evaluation factors, or contract administration data typical of federal procurement, and no representations, certifications, or entity identifiers such as UEI or CAGE codes are required or provided. All procedural steps are governed by state environmental law, including Fish and Game Code §1600, with no commercial or logistical requirements for packaging, delivery, invoicing, or accounting data.