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Vineyard Replanting and Agricultural Restoration

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The contract entails the replanting of grapevines across a precisely defined 0.8-acre area within the original vineyard footprint in St. Helena, California, following established Napa Valley agricultural standards. Work includes proper vine spacing, installation of trellising systems, and establishment of an initial irrigation infrastructure designed to support vine health and long-term productivity. All activities must align with historical vineyard layout and local growing practices to ensure ecological and viticultural continuity. The project is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 111332 and is scheduled for execution in the 2026 growing season, with performance centered entirely within the designated region of the Napa County area.

General Info

Replant 0.8-acre vineyard in St. Helena, CA, with trellising and irrigation per Napa Valley standards, 2026 season.

Agency

California → Napa County

NAICS

111332 - Grape VineyardsView NAICS

Place of Performance

St. Helena, CA, 94574

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PostedJul 14

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AgencyCalifornia → Napa County

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California → Napa County

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Replant grapevines within the prepared 0.8-acre area, including proper vine spacing, trellising, and initial irrigation setup in accordance with Napa Valley agricultural practices and the original vineyard footprint.

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