East Bay Municipal Utility District Ebmud #MOK-01-26

Concessionaire Services for Camanche Hills Hunt Preserve

This opportunity seeks a qualified concessionaire to manage and operate the Camanche Hills Hunt Preserve in California for a long-term contract. - Government Buyer: - East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD), Mokelumne Watershed and Recreation Division, Natural Resources Department - Scope of Services: - Full operation and maintenance of the Camanche Hills Hunt Preserve - Facilities include: clubhouse headquarters, game bird operations, hunting zones, bird cleaning area, game dog kennels, gunsmith services, sporting clays and trap ranges, food service facilities, and RV parking - Responsibilities: safety, licensing, fee collection, habitat management, signage, patrol, and compliance with California Fish and Game regulations and environmental standards - Requirements: - Minimum three years’ experience in upland bird hunting and recreational sport shooting - Certification by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife as a private hunting and sport shooting facility - All necessary permits and licenses required - Mandatory site walk for proposers - Exclusive rights to operate all listed facilities and services within the preserve - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; this is a service contract - Notable Locations: - Camanche Hills Hunt Preserve, 2951 Curran Road, Ione, CA - EBMUD Headquarters, 375 Eleventh Street, Oakland, CA - Response delivery address: 15083 Camanche Pkwy S., Valley Springs, CA 95252

Description

The East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) is soliciting proposals for a concessionaire contract to manage the day-to-day recreational operations at Camanche Hills Hunt Preserve. The contract term is for 10 years with 2 options to renew for one-year terms. The concessionaire will be responsible for operating and maintaining the preserve and its facilities, including clubhouse headquarters, game bird operations, hunting zones, bird picking/cleaning area, game dog kennels, gunsmith services, sporting clays and trap ranges, food service facilities, and recreational vehicle parking. Proposers must have at least three years of experience in upland bird hunting and recreational sport shooting, be certified by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, and possess all necessary permits and licenses. A mandatory site walk is scheduled for May 11, 2026, and proposals are due by May 22, 2026.

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