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Wildfire Risk Mitigation and Defensible Space Implementation

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The contract encompasses the implementation of wildfire risk mitigation measures aligned with CAL FIRE’s defensible space and fuel modification standards, focusing on vegetation clearance and comprehensive fire protection planning across designated areas in Mendocino County. Work will involve systematic removal and management of flammable vegetation to reduce fuel loads, establish and maintain defensible space boundaries around structures and critical infrastructure, and ensure compliance with state wildfire prevention protocols. Activities require coordination with local land use guidelines and may include grading, pruning, removal of dead or invasive species, and the creation of firebreaks to limit fire spread. The project is designated as a subcontract under NAICS Code 213112, indicating its alignment with oil and gas operations support services, though applied here in a wildfire prevention context. The place of performance is specified with a zip code of 95445, situating the work within a high-risk wildfire zone in Northern California. Though the solicitation number and point of contact details are unavailable, the contract was posted on July 27, 2026, and is tied to a formal project record through the CEQA Net system, underscoring its role in meeting environmental and safety regulatory obligations. Execution must adhere to strict operational timelines and safety protocols to protect both personnel and surrounding communities.

General Info

Vegetation clearance and defensible space creation in Mendocino County per CAL FIRE standards to reduce wildfire risk.

Agency

California → Mendocino County

NAICS

213112 - Support Activities for Oil and Gas OperationsView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, 95445

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NONE

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PostedJul 27

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AgencyCalifornia → Mendocino County

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California → Mendocino County

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Implementation of CAL FIRE defensible space and fuel modification requirements, including vegetation clearance and fire protection planning.

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