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The Shasta Valley RCD has forestry and conservation implementation/construction projects that range from fuels reduction, fencing, meadow restoration, stock water, instream work, irrigation studies, and erosion control work on federal, state, and private land within our district. 

Our projects are funded by various grants and may have specific labor requirements.

Our Bid Policy is Here: 

BID POLICY 2026.pdf

 

Current Projects 

Project: Bid Status:
Callahan Fuel Reduction- Handcut & Mechanical OPEN: Bid tour Oct 7th 9am Callahan
Slater Restoration- Handcut & pile AWARDED
Spencer 89 Fuel Reduction- Handwork & Tethered mastication AWARDED
W. Mt Shasta Defensible Space- Contractor must be on the pre-qual list for bid submission BIDS CLOSED-PENDING
McKinney Post Fire-Hand work and chip AWARDED
West Mt. Shasta Phase II - Luginbuhl Handwork AWARDED
McKinley GNA-Mastication BIDS CLOSED-PENDING
Shasta Valley RCD Burn Assistance 2026 Project AWARDED
Tennant Fire Restoration- Handwork AWARDED
Tennant Fire Restoration- Mechanical AWARDED
West Mt. Shasta Phase II-Mastication  Fall 2026
Siskiyou Juniper Treatment Fall 2026
Gunsight Vegetation Management- Road Maintenance Fall 2026
Gunsight Vegetation Management- Timber Removal Fall 2026

Callahan Fuel Reduction Project: Handwork and Mechanical:

Mechanical: The project will treat approximately 139 acres of dense brush and overstocked stands of trees. Treatment will consist of plucking and piling of brush and small trees under 10 inches in diameter to reduce hazardous fuel loading and ladder fuels. Any piles created will be burned to remove slash. Redistributing fuel loads and removing ladder fuels will moderate fire behavior by reducing flame lengths in the event of a wildfire.

Invitation to Bid Callahan-Mechanical.pdfCallahan Fuel Reduction Mechanical .pdf

 

Handwork: 

The project will treat approximately 48 acres of dense brush and overstocked stands of trees. Treatment will consist of cutting brush and thinning trees under 10 inches in diameter to reduce hazardous fuel loading and ladder fuels. Any piles created will be burned to remove slash. Redistributing fuel loads and removing ladder fuels will moderate fire behavior by reducing flame lengths in the event of a wildfire.

Callahan Fuel Reduction Handwork .pdfInvitation to Bid Callahan-Handwork.pdf

Contractors wishing to bid on this project may attend a pre-site visit on October 7, 2026 at 9:00 am. Meet in Callahan across from the Post Office. Please contact Renee Main at rmain@svrcd.org to RSVP.