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Tahoe Mountain Fuel Hazard Reduction

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The Tahoe Mountain Fuel Hazard Reduction project aims to enhance forest health and mitigate wildfire risks by removing live, dead, dying, and diseased trees, as well as reducing the density of coniferous stands. This work is designed to improve the overall vigor of the forest ecosystem while lowering the potential for catastrophic fire spread toward nearby communities. The activity focuses on strategic vegetation management to create a more resilient landscape that supports ecological balance and public safety. The project is led by the Tahoe Conservancy in California, with a specified place of performance in the 96150 zip code area. It was posted as a forecast on July 9, 2026, and is being coordinated by Jason Pollard, Senior Environmental Scientist, who can be reached via email at jason.pollard@tahoe.ca.gov or by phone at 5303079845. Although details such as solicitation number, NAICS code, and set-aside information are not provided, the initiative clearly prioritizes environmental stewardship and community protection through active forest management.

General Info

Tahoe Conservancy reduces wildfire risk through strategic forest vegetation management in 96150, enhancing ecosystem resilience and community safety.

Agency

California → Tahoe Conservancy

NAICS

113310 - LoggingView NAICS

Place of Performance

Tahoe Mountain Road and Angora Ridge Road (Forest Service Road 1214), CA, 96150

Set-Aside

NONE

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Tahoe Mountain Fuel Hazard Reduction Project Parcel List

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Tahoe Mountain Fuel Hazard Reduction

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Notice of Exemption for Tahoe Mountain Fuel Hazard Reduction

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AgencyCalifornia → Tahoe Conservancy
Contacts1 person available
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Organization / Agency
California → Tahoe Conservancy
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Jason PollardSenior Environmental Scientist

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The project consists of removing live, dead, dying and diseased trees, and reducing conifer densities. The activity results will promote increased health and vigor of the stand and reduce fire threat to the adjacent community.

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