The State of California Department of Fish and Wildlife is seeking a qualified entity to obtain a three‑year‑plus‑seven‑month grazing permit for the Antelope Allotment (≈ 3,499 acres) within the Tehama Wildlife Area. The permittee will manage cattle grazing from Jan 15 to May 15 each year, maintain required residual dry matter, protect riparian and wetland habitats, and provide detailed monitoring, reporting, and coordination with CDFW staff. The contract is performance‑based, with scoring on ecological goals and a cost component based on a per‑acre fee proposal.
• Manage cattle grazing on ~3,500 acres for 4‑month seasons (2027‑2030) while meeting RDM, riparian, and wetland protection targets.
• Submit RDM measurement data, site‑operation reports, and hold pre‑ and post‑season coordination meetings with CDFW.
• Maintain fence, water sources, and respond to emergencies within 2 hours; provide insurance and meet all statutory requirements.
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