Weaverville-Douglas City Parks & Recreation

Weaverville-Douglas City Parks & Recreation is a U.S. local government entity based in Weaverville, California, that manages parks and recreational facilities in the region. The organization provides land and facility use services to the federal government, primarily supporting the U.S. Forest Service's operational needs in northern California. Through its federal contract awards, Weaverville-Douglas City Parks & Recreation has established itself as a reliable provider of temporary facility access and land rental services that enable the federal government to conduct critical resource management and emergency response operations in the Redding, California area.

The entity's federal contract portfolio consists exclusively of land and facility use arrangements awarded by the U.S. Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Region (Region 5), with individual contract values ranging from $567 to $22,950. Between September 2021 and August 2025, Weaverville-Douglas City Parks & Recreation received four prime federal contract awards, all structured as firm fixed-price purchase orders with no set-aside designations. These contracts have supported the Forest Service's fire and aviation management programs, incident response operations, and general land and facility requirements across multiple fiscal periods. The most recent award, valued at $12,640 and effective August 27, 2025, reflects the continued demand for the municipality's facility access services to support Forest Service operations. The short-term nature of these contracts—typically spanning two to four weeks—indicates that Weaverville-Douglas City Parks & Recreation provides transactional, on-demand facility and land use arrangements rather than long-term service partnerships. All awards have been issued without competitive set-aside designations, and the entity has no history of serving as a subcontractor or partnering with prime federal awardees.