El Dorado County Resource Co

El Dorado County Resource Co Resource Conservation District Division, doing business as El Dorado County Resource Conservation District, is a local government-owned entity registered in SAM.gov since 2011 with a registration valid until May 2026. The organization provides specialized environmental and incident support services to federal agencies, primarily focusing on forest management, disaster recovery, and airport infrastructure support. As a local government entity, the organization serves as a critical resource for federal agencies in managing environmental and emergency response activities within El Dorado County, California.

Through its federal contract awards, El Dorado County Resource Conservation District has demonstrated capabilities in forest management and chipping services under the Good Neighbor Authority. The organization has received contract awards from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, specifically the California Region, with a focus on forest service-related activities. The contract awards have been non-set-aside purchases, indicating open competition, and have involved direct support for forest management initiatives. While the historical contract awards show limited prime contract activity, the organization has positioned itself as a specialized local government partner for environmental and forest management services.

In terms of federal grant awards, the organization has received significant support for post-disaster recovery efforts, specifically related to the Caldor Fire. The grant award from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Region 5 - Pacific Southwest Region focuses on hazard tree abatement, wood utilization, site preparation, and reforestation program support for non-industrial private forest lands. The grant, awarded in March 2022, has a substantial performance period extending until March 2027, indicating a long-term commitment to environmental restoration and fire recovery efforts in the region.

The organization has recently been awarded two significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDVs) by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Region 5 - Pacific Southwest Region. These IDVs, each with a ceiling value of $250,000, cover incident support services for two distinct locations: Georgetown Airport and Placerville Airport in El Dorado County. The contracts, running from January 2025 to December 2029, are single-award IDVs with no set-asides, focusing on emergency response, disaster recovery, and related support activities. These IDVs demonstrate the organization's expanding role in providing critical incident support services for local airport infrastructure and emergency management within El Dorado County.