USFS Cleveland National Forest Ground Operations - North

The project involves routine maintenance of trails and facilities within the Cleveland National Forest’s Wildomar OHV Area in California, under the oversight of the California Department of Parks and Recreation’s OHMVR Division, with execution carried out by the U.S. Forest Service. Activities include campground services such as cleaning, vault toilet pumping, restock of restroom supplies, painting, and garbage disposal; trail maintenance encompassing tread repair, brushing, recontouring, and upkeep of erosion control features like water bars and rolling dips; installation and repair of signs and barriers; site monitoring; and public outreach. All work is strictly limited to maintaining existing infrastructure without expanding operations or facility use. The project adheres to California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Class 15301 categorical exemption for existing facilities, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations but without reference to formal technical standards such as ASTM or ANSI. No formal contract details such as pricing, period of performance, payment terms, invoicing methods, or contracting officer information are specified in the documentation. The document is designated as a forecast notice with a posted date of December 31, 2025, and a signature date of December 29, 2025, indicating it is a planning-stage notification rather than a binding solicitation or awarded contract. There is no identified solicitation or contract number, no inclusion of Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses, no list of attachments, no evaluation factors for award, no special contract requirements, and no representations or certifications from potential offerors. The primary point of contact is Scott Soares, Senior Environmental Scientist, who serves as the CEQA compliance lead but is not formally designated as a contracting officer, COR, or COTR. The place of performance is Wildomar, California, and while a general mailing address for the California Department of Parks and Recreation is provided, no specific remittance or payment office is confirmed. Submission guidelines, deadlines, and format requirements are absent, suggesting this is an informational forecast rather than an active procurement with defined response procedures.