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Watershed Restoration & Aquatic Habitat Improvement

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This subcontract focuses on watershed restoration and aquatic habitat improvement within the Eldorado National Forest for projects managed by the USDA Forest Service. The contractor is responsible for executing aquatic wildlife habitat improvements, installing aquatic organism passages, and performing general watershed restoration through the use of stream restoration materials and culvert replacements. The project requires strict adherence to environmental compliance and aquatic habitat standards to ensure the successful delivery of restored stream segments and passage structures. Managed under NAICS code 541620, the work is coordinated through the El Dorado County Resource Conservation District in California.

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Watershed restoration and aquatic habitat improvement in Eldorado National Forest for USDA Forest Service.

Agency

California → El Dorado County Resource Conservation District

Place of Performance

CA

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NONE

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This scope was carved out of Wrights Lake Forest Health and Hazardous Fuels Reduction Project.

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AgencyCalifornia → El Dorado County Resource Conservation District
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California → El Dorado County Resource Conservation District
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Performs environmental restoration for prime contractors on USDA Forest Service projects in the Eldorado National Forest. Executes aquatic wildlife habitat improvement, aquatic organism passage installation, and general watershed restoration using stream restoration materials and culvert replacements. Adheres to aquatic habitat standards and environmental compliance. Delivers restored stream segments and passage structures.

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