Vegetation Debris Removal and Disposal
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This subcontract for Vegetation Debris Removal and Disposal involves providing hauling services for prime contractors supporting Kern County Fire Department wildfire defense projects. The scope of work focuses on the loading and transport of removed flammable vegetation and biomass from the Digier Road corridor and canyons to approved chipping or disposal sites. Operations require the use of specialized equipment, including dump trucks, grapple trucks, and wood chippers, to ensure all cleared biomass is moved to off-site locations. The project is based in Bakersfield, California, and falls under NAICS code 484220. To be eligible for performance, contractors must possess the necessary local Kern County hauling and disposal permits. This effort is a critical component of regional wildfire defense and vegetation management.
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Bakersfield, CA, 93243Set-Aside
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This scope was carved out of Digier NoE.
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Digier Wildfire Defense Project
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