Wildland Fire Prevention & Habitat Restoration: Managed Goat Grazing Program

The City of Anaheim is seeking qualified vendors to provide specialized managed goat grazing services aimed at reducing wildfire risk and improving ecological health across municipal properties. This program involves the controlled deployment and supervision of goat herds to effectively reduce fuel loads, eliminate invasive plant species, and promote native habitat restoration. Contractors are expected to handle all aspects of grazing management, including the installation and relocation of temporary fencing, provision of water and shelter for the livestock, ongoing site monitoring, and coordination with City staff. All activities must adhere to environmental regulations, animal welfare standards, and other applicable local, state, and federal requirements to ensure public safety and environmental protection. The solicitation, titled "Wildland Fire Prevention & Habitat Restoration: Managed Goat Grazing Program," was issued by the Central Purchasing Office of California and posted on March 25, 2026. Vendors must submit their responses by April 23, 2026. The contract encompasses labor, equipment, site preparation, livestock management, monitoring, and reporting necessary for the successful execution of the managed grazing program. Point of contact for this solicitation includes Katy Brown, Senior Storekeeper, and Esther Robles, Buyer II, both reachable via provided phone numbers and emails. This initiative supports the City's ongoing efforts in wildfire prevention and the promotion of sustainable land management practices.