Wooden Utility Pole Supply

The contract involves the supply of treated wooden utility poles that meet specific technical requirements for length, diameter, and chemical preservation to ensure durability and compliance with utility standards. These poles are destined for delivery to a remote site adjacent to a wetland in Fort Jones, California, where environmental sensitivity and logistical challenges necessitate careful handling and transportation planning. The work is structured as a subcontract under NAICS code 321991, indicating classification within other wood product manufacturing, and the project is managed by the California State Water Resources Control Board’s Division of Water Quality through its regional office. Delivery must align with operational and environmental constraints inherent to the wetland-adjacent location, requiring adherence to protocols that minimize ecological disruption during transit and installation. The contract’s posting date of June 16, 2026, suggests the procurement is in a planning or pre-bid phase, with no set-aside designations applied. While no point of contact or detailed performance timeline is listed, the project’s location and environmental context imply that permitting, seasonal timing, and habitat protection measures will be critical to successful execution. All poles must be prepared and transported according to the specifications required for long-term structural integrity in a high-moisture, sensitive environment.