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Wildfire Fuel Reduction (Brush and Chaparral Removal)

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This subcontract for the California Department of Transportation involves wildfire fuel reduction through the removal, handling, and disposal of brushes and chaparral within District 06. The selected contractor will be responsible for clearing and grubbing vegetation, pruning according to ANSI A300 Standards, and hauling all debris to approved sites. Operations must utilize brush mowers and chippers while strictly implementing water pollution and bird protection measures. The project requires adherence to CEQA/NEPA AMMs and mandatory WEAP training to ensure environmental compliance. Performance will take place in Fresno, with the primary objective being the delivery of cleared acreage to reduce wildfire fuels. Interested parties must respond by November 24, 2026, under NAICS code 561730.

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Caltrans District 06 subcontract for wildfire fuel reduction and vegetation removal in Fresno.

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Fresno, CA, USA

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Wildfire Fuel Reduction Vegetation and Tree Removal Services in Fresno, Tulare, and Kern Counties

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AgencyCalifornia Department of Transportation
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Performs removal, handling, and disposal of brushes and chaparral for prime contractors on Caltrans District 06 wildfire fuel reduction projects. Clears and grubbs vegetation, hauls debris to approved sites, and prunes vegetation per ANSI A300 Standards. Implements water pollution and bird protection measures using brush mowers and chippers. Requires WEAP training and compliance with CEQA/NEPA AMMs. Delivers cleared acreage of wildfire fuels.

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