Woody Debris Chipping & Disposal Services
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This subcontract for Woody Debris Chipping and Disposal Services supports the Western Shasta Resource Conservation District in California. The selected provider will act as a subcontractor to prime contractors, focusing on the processing and removal of woody debris generated during fuels reduction activities. The scope of work requires the use of industrial wood chippers to process all debris for either on-site or off-site disposal, ensuring the complete removal of materials while adhering to standard safety protocols for mechanical equipment operation. The project is categorized under NAICS code 562111 and is centered in the 96087 zip code area. This agreement emphasizes the delivery of comprehensive debris management to support broader environmental conservation and fuels reduction goals within the region.
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This scope was carved out of SB901 25/26 Western Star #2 Mule Town Road Cemetery Fuels Reduction Project.
The full solicitation package (1 document), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.
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