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SWPPP and Erosion Control Services

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This subcontract for SWPPP and Erosion Control Services involves providing stormwater pollution prevention and soil stabilization for prime contractors on Caltrans highway projects in Redding, California. The scope of work includes the implementation of SWPPP, the application of temporary hydraulic mulch and soil binder using hydroseeding equipment, and the installation of silt fences, gravel bag berms, and fiber rolls. The selected provider must employ a certified SWPPP inspector or practitioner to ensure the delivery of compliant erosion control systems and the completion of annual SWPPP reports. This opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 561730 and is managed by the California Department of Transportation, with a response deadline of December 17, 2026.

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SWPPP and erosion control services for Caltrans highway projects in Redding, California.

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Redding, CA, 96001, USA

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This scope was carved out of 02-0H92U4.

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Construction On State Highway In Shasta And Tehama Counties In And Near Redding From 0.2 Mile South Of Churn Creek Overcrossing Br No. 06-0122 To 0.7 Mile North Of Mountain Gate Overcrossing Br No. 06-0154 And At Northbound Cottonwood Commercial Vehicle E

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AgencyCalifornia → Department of Transportation
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Performs stormwater pollution prevention and soil stabilization for prime contractors on Caltrans highway projects. Implements SWPPP, applies temporary hydraulic mulch and soil binder, and installs fiber rolls, gravel bag berms, and silt fences. Uses hydroseeding equipment. Requires a certified SWPPP inspector/practitioner. Delivers compliant erosion control systems and annual SWPPP reports.

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