California eProcure #CTA26003R

Forestry fuel-hazard reduction, tree cutting, and chipping services on 63.69 acres

The California Tahoe Conservancy is seeking a contractor for the Elks Club Chipping Fuel Hazard Reduction Project in South Lake Tahoe. - Government buyer: California Tahoe Conservancy, California Natural Resources Agency, Procurement office. - Project: Elks Club Chipping Fuel Hazard Reduction Project (CTA26003R), covering approximately 63.69 acres of Conservancy- and USDA Forest Service-owned land managed by the Conservancy. - Requested services: - Cut marked trees and brush, including felling dead trees up to 20 inches DBH unless designated for retention. - Remove and dispose of contractor-generated slash and eligible existing down fuels up to 10 inches in diameter; chip and haul material as specified. - Buck or leave larger logs onsite as specified, including preparing designated logs for public firewood. - Quantity: 63.69 acres for tree and brush cutting, and 63.69 acres for slash removal and disposal. - Important requirements: Contractor must hold a California Contractor License and comply with wildlife protections, fire-safety rules, equipment restrictions, and site-specific treatment specifications. - Contract ceiling: $490,000. - OEMs and named commercial vendors: None identified. USDA Forest Service is identified as a landowner, not a vendor.

Description

The California Tahoe Conservancy is seeking fuels management work on approximately 63.69 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, slash, and brush, and chipping, in accordance with the contract specifications. The contract budget will be based on a per-acre cost, and the anticipated term runs through August 1, 2028. Attendance at the October 26, 2026 pre-bid tour is mandatory, and bidders must have a California Contractor License.

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