451651.pdf

This is a legal advertisement file from the Daily Journal of Commerce for a bid solicitation issued by the Jefferson County Conservation District (JCCD) in Washington State. The project involves restoration efforts on Houck Creek in Jefferson County through implementation of instream habitat restoration, riparian buffer planting, and livestock exclusion fencing. The scope of work includes debris removal, construction of six post-assisted log structures (PALS) and six deformable grade controls (DGCs) to raise the channel bed and reduce incision, installation of riparian fencing and native plantings to establish a 25-foot livestock exclusion buffer along both sides of the restored channel, construction of a 10-foot culvert extension at Uncus Road as a dedicated livestock crossing, and creation of a shallow swale to hydraulically reconnect Houck Creek to the Salmon Creek Tributary. The project is located on private property east of 922 W Uncas Road in Port Townsend, Washington, and must comply with erosion and sediment control measures, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's Hydraulic Project Approval permit, and NRCS conservation practice standards. All in-water work must be completed between July 16, 2026, and October 31, 2026, within the permitted work window.

The file is a classified advertisement published by the Daily Journal of Commerce, a business publication serving the Pacific Northwest since 1893. Specific details regarding pricing, bidder qualifications, submission deadlines, bid bond requirements, site visit information, and pre-bid meetings are not included in this file excerpt. Interested bidders should contact the Daily Journal of Commerce at the provided address, phone, fax, or email for complete bid solicitation documents and additional project information.