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Vegetation Removal and Clearing

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The contract pertains to the removal of trees, brush, and vegetation along a creek corridor within Richmond, California, with the goal of preparing the site for ecological restoration. This effort includes grubbing and full stump removal to ensure the area is cleared of all organic material and roots, allowing for future landscaping or habitat rehabilitation efforts. The work is scoped specifically to the creek corridor and requires careful execution to avoid environmental disruption beyond the designated boundaries. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 113310, which corresponds to forestry services, and was posted on July 22, 2026, by Contra Costa County. All work is to be performed at the designated location with a postal code of 94801, and no specific point of contact is provided in the data. The project is part of broader restoration initiatives managed by the county, with additional details available via the provided public link.

General Info

Tree and vegetation removal along Richmond creek for ecological restoration with full stump extraction.

Agency

California → Contra Costa County

NAICS

113310 - LoggingView NAICS

Place of Performance

Richmond, CA, 94801

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NONE

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PostedJul 22

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AgencyCalifornia → Contra Costa County

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California → Contra Costa County

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Removal of trees, brush, and vegetation along the creek corridor, including grubbing and stump removal to prepare for restoration activities.

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