Opportunity
Placer Bids and Tenders #20676
Environmental Compliance and Planning Services for Foresthill Divide Community Protection Project
Posted
August 30, 2026
Respond By
September 18, 2026
Identifier
20676
NAICS
115310, 541620
Placer County's Department of Agriculture, Parks, and Natural Resources (Regional Forest Health Division) is seeking a prime consultant for the Foresthill Divide Community Protection Project Planning and Environmental Compliance Services. - Government Buyer: - Placer County Department of Agriculture, Parks, and Natural Resources, Regional Forest Health (RFH) Division - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; opportunity is open to qualified individuals or firms - Products/Services Requested: - Comprehensive environmental compliance and planning services - CEQA coordination and documentation (including Notice(s) of Exemption and CalVTP PEIR) - Landowner engagement - Biological and cultural resource surveys - Data analysis and GIS analysis - Forestry treatment planning and fire modeling - Preparation of all plans and approvals for project implementation - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Evaluation of wildfire risk across 50,014+ acres of non-federal forest and wildland-urban interface lands - Development of detailed treatment plans for forest resilience - Contractor is responsible for all services and materials, may subcontract specialized tasks but remains single point of accountability - Services must support expedited fuels reduction treatments and seamless transition to implementation
Description
Placer County's Department of Agriculture, Parks, and Natural Resources' Regional Forest Health (RFH) Division seeks a qualified individual or firm to serve as the prime consultant for the Foresthill Divide Community Protection Project Planning and Environmental Compliance Services. The project involves evaluating wildfire risk on over 50,014 acres of non-federal forest and wildland-urban interface lands, developing a detailed treatment plan for forest resilience activities, and completing environmental review on priority sub-areas to expedite fuels reduction treatments. The contractor will handle CEQA coordination, landowner engagement, biological and cultural resource surveys, data analysis, forestry treatment planning, fire modeling, and GIS analysis. The contract aims to position priority sub-areas for expedited implementation of fuels reduction treatments under subsequent phases.