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The Project consists of the import and stockpiling of soil meeting geotechnical and environmental standards and controls. The stockpiling location is a former wastewater treatment pond that is in the process of being decommissioned. The primary goal of the Project is to stabilize the site by filling a former wastewater treatment pond to help prevent water quality and mosquito breeding issues, make fill available for future erosion repairs and other earthwork needs to decommission and restore the treatment facility, and to provide an upland area from which maintenance and operation activities can take place outside of nearby sensitive habitat. Special attention must be given to protecting water quality and avoiding impacts to Federal and State listed species that are located in the adjacent marsh.

The East Bay Regional Park District proposes to improve the sewerage and water systems at McKay Ave and Crown Beach. The two project goals are to renovate aging infrastructure and to separate utilities from historical connections to the neighboring properties.

Provide guidance and implement a scientific survey of East Bay residents weighted to available 2020 census demographics.

The East Bay Regional Parks District ("Park District") is requesting proposals from qualified third-party administrators with experience with unemployment claims administration from the California Employment Development Department (EDD). The requirements for firms interested in responding to the Request for Proposals (RFP) are outlined in this document.

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Project scope is broken down into two separate tasks: Wildfire Hazard Reduction and Biomass Treatment and Woody Biomass Processing. Firms may submit proposals for one or both of the tasks listed below, on one or multiple treatment units. Please submit detailed itemized cost proposals based on the tasks listed below, and a schedule of all costs for labor and services per hour.