# Lake County Civic Plus #272224

Clover Creek channel vegetation removal, sediment excavation, and habitat restoration

**Posted:** September 24, 2026
**Respond By:** October 10, 2026
**Identifier:** 272224
**NAICS:** 237990, 562910

Lake County is seeking a contractor to restore habitat and improve channel conditions along Clover Creek near Upper Lake, California.
- **Government buyer:** County of Lake, through the Lake County Watershed Protection District and Department of Water Resources. The listed contact is Tyler Lindberg, Water Resources Program Coordinator.
- **Project:** Clover Creek Diversion Channel Habitat Enhancement Project, covering approximately 0.9 mile; anticipated budget is about $125,000.
- **Requested services:** Mobilization and site preparation; channel-bottom vegetation and root removal; sediment excavation and channel restoration; hauling and disposal of removed material; riprap installation at two levee-scour locations; and demobilization and site restoration.
- **Key requirements:** Remove roots and root balls to the extent practical. Vegetation may be masticated, but chippings and debris cannot remain on site; removed vegetation must go to a County-owned lot, where the County will handle burning. The contractor is responsible for hauling excavated sediment, gravel, and debris off site.
- **Environmental and scope conditions:** Coordinate ground-disturbing work with tribal cultural resources monitors. Minimize impacts to native vegetation on channel embankments; native trees over four inches DBH may not be removed or damaged without prior consultation and approval. Temporary water diversion and cofferdam work was removed from the scope; work is preferably done when the creek is dry, and any changed approach requires District review and approval.
- **Riprap:** The County supplies the riprap for two identified scour locations and pays approximately $2,000 per location for installation.
- **OEMs and vendors:** No product OEMs, commercial vendors, or prospective contractors are named.

### Description

The County of Lake is seeking sealed proposals from qualified contractors for vegetation removal, sediment removal, and associated maintenance in the Clover Creek Diversion Channel near Upper Lake, California. Work covers approximately 0.9 mile upstream of the channel’s confluence with Middle Creek, with final work limits established by the County in the field. The project aims to improve channel conveyance and habitat as part of the Clover Creek Hitch Habitat Restoration Project; tribal cultural resources monitoring will occur during ground-disturbing work. The anticipated budget is approximately $125,000, and proposals are due October 9, 2026, at 5:00 p.m.

[View original listing](https://www.lakecountyca.gov/bids.aspx?bidID=161)
