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Wildfire Risk Mitigation Planning and Implementation

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The City of Auburn in California is seeking a subcontractor for the Wildfire Risk Mitigation Planning and Implementation project. The primary objective of this contract is to develop and execute strategic wildfire risk reduction measures, specifically focusing on vegetation management and the creation of defensible space. All activities must be performed in close coordination with local fire authorities to ensure safety and compliance with regional standards. The work will be performed within Auburn, California, zip code 95603, under NAICS code 561730. This initiative is designed to enhance community resilience against wildfires through proactive land management and planning. Interested parties can find further project details through the provided CEQAnet link.

General Info

Auburn, California seeks a subcontractor for wildfire risk mitigation and vegetation management services.

Agency

California → City of Auburn

Place of Performance

Auburn, CA, 95603

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This scope was carved out of Auburn Station Infill Project.

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Auburn
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California → City of Auburn
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Develop and implement wildfire risk reduction measures including vegetation management and defensible space creation in coordination with local fire authorities.

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