Fuel Reduction & Defensible Space (RFP)

Upper Yampa Water Conservancy District

Primary goal of the Project is to minimize post-fire impacts to the Ditch, which can include in-stream erosion, debris flow, excessive downstream erosion, and sedimentation. By reducing forest fuels incrementally upslope from and in proximity to the Ditch, wildfire intensity may be reduced, resulting in a reduced magnitude of post-fire impacts. The fuel reduction will primarily target the treatment of <6" Diameter Breast Height (DBH) subalpine fir, which will allow for increased species diversity and age classes over time and will contribute to a healthier and more resilient forest type less prone to high severity wildfire.

University Of Nevada Reno

Provide hazardous fuel reduction hand thinning.

Butler County

Leased of space. Space shall be 3,800 square feet in a secure structure which contains existing and adequate build out necessary for the expected normal business.