Chino Hills Civicplus #RFP - Hickory Creek Mitigation Project Native Landscape and Maintenance Services

Native Landscape and Maintenance Services for Hickory Creek Mitigation Project, Chino Hills, CA

The City of Chino Hills Public Works Department - Engineering Division is seeking proposals for native landscape and maintenance services at the Hickory Creek Mitigation Project in Chino Hills, CA. - Scope of Work: - Native landscape and maintenance management for a 3-acre mitigation area - Removal of non-native plants, weed and vegetation management, herbicide application, debris removal, silt and sediment removal, and erosion monitoring - Protection and restoration of native plants, enhancement activities, and compliance with environmental regulations (ESA, CESA, MBTA, CEQA) - Monthly reporting and coordination with a City-supplied biologist - Contractor responsible for green waste disposal and must provide a portable watering system for optional watering tasks - Optional Tasks: - Maintenance support and watering for 66 newly planted trees and seeding areas (~32,000 sq ft), including removal and replacement of failed trees - Watering activities using City-supplied water (no irrigation system installed) - Contract Details: - Initial term of one year with options for four additional one-year renewals - Adherence to prevailing wage laws required - No elevated tree trimming requiring aerial devices - Vendors/OEMs: - No specific OEMs or vendors mandated - Current contractor is Natures Image, Inc. (for reference only; open competition) - Proposal Requirements: - Detailed work plan, cost proposal, and willingness to enter into agreement with the City - Place of Performance: - Hickory Creek Mitigation Project site, Chino Hills, CA - Contracting office at City of Chino Hills, 14000 City Center Drive, Chino Hills, CA 91709

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The City of Chino Hills is soliciting proposals for native landscape and maintenance management services for the Hickory Creek Mitigation Project in Chino Hills, California. The scope includes removal of non-native plants, protection and restoration of native plants, enhancement activities, and monthly reporting in accordance with regulatory permits and habitat mitigation plans. The contract is for one year with options for four additional one-year terms. Proposers must submit detailed work plans and cost proposals by April 9, 2026.

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