California eProcure #CTA26004R

Kings Beach fuel-hazard reduction, chipping, and slash removal services

The California Tahoe Conservancy is seeking a contractor to reduce fire-fuel hazards and chip vegetation across approximately 18.29 acres in Kings Beach. - Government buyer: California Tahoe Conservancy, within the California Natural Resources Agency; project land includes Conservancy- and USDA Forest Service-owned property managed by the Conservancy. - Requested services: Cut designated trees and brush, buck logs, chip and remove slash and specified ground fuels, haul material off site, and complete related site protection and restoration work. - The work is priced per acre; the listed service scope covers approximately 18.29 acres. - Maximum total contract value: $550,000. - OEMs and vendors: No OEM or commercial vendor is identified by name. USDA Forest Service is identified as a landowner, not a vendor. - Notable requirements: A California contractor license and attendance at a mandatory pre-bid tour are required. Work must protect retained vegetation and sensitive areas and follow the project specifications for handling logs and firewood rounds.

Description

The California Tahoe Conservancy is seeking fuels management on approximately 18.29 acres of Conservancy- and USDA Forest Service-owned land managed by the Conservancy. Work includes hand-cutting standing live and dead trees and brush with chainsaws, piling logs and slash, and chipping, in accordance with the contract specifications and Exhibit A-1 Scope of Work Detail. The contract is anticipated to run through August 1, 2028, and the budget is based on a per-acre cost. A California Contractor License is required, and attendance at the October 27, 2026 pre-bid tour is mandatory.

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