The California Department of Transportation seeks a qualified landscaping contractor to execute a comprehensive riparian habitat restoration along Highway 49 in Placer County. The work includes site preparation, planting of native trees and shrubs, installation of willow cuttings, erosion control measures, weed‑mowing, target‑weed removal, installation of metal tree guards and shelters, fencing, seeding, straw cover, and extensive watering and equipment‑cleaning activities over a five‑year contract period. The contractor must provide all labor, tools, equipment, materials, travel, and incidentals, and must employ a Restoration Specialist meeting specific education and experience criteria. The contract is subject to prevailing‑wage requirements and requires compliance with numerous environmental and safety regulations.
• Full‑service habitat restoration covering 1.06 acres of highway right‑of‑way.
• Mandatory site‑visit on August 14, 2026; bids due August 25, 2026.
• Requires C‑27 license, pest‑control and qualified applicator licenses, DIR registration, and a qualified Restoration Specialist with a bachelor’s degree and ≥ 5 years experience.
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