ARCD EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Education/Outreach coordinator - Job opening
This position is responsible for developing and coordinating education efforts, outreach efforts and providing technical assistance on several ARCD. The position may also entail working with ARCD partners, such as AFSC, to provide assistance in educating and coordinating education efforts. The Education Coordinator will report to the ARCD District Manager to develop communication strategies and develop successful partnerships to achieve community engagement.
The position will be responsible for education and outreach across a wide variety of natural resource issues; such as water quality, fuels reduction, fire prevention, and soil health. This is a dynamic position and requires a person who is well organized and has the ability to prioritize tasks and deliverables between multiple projects.
For more information on the position and how to apply click here to download the Job Description.
The position will be responsible for education and outreach across a wide variety of natural resource issues; such as water quality, fuels reduction, fire prevention, and soil health. This is a dynamic position and requires a person who is well organized and has the ability to prioritize tasks and deliverables between multiple projects.
For more information on the position and how to apply click here to download the Job Description.
Administrative Assistant - Job Opening
The Administrative Assistance will function as the District’s bookkeeper and coordinate central administrative processes (office services, central filing, communications/reception and printing), general purchasing requests, and general office duties. Additional tasks include bookkeeping and financial record keeping for the small, but growing district business. Functions include monthly, quarterly, and/or annual reporting and invoicing on state/federal grants. Monthly preparation of basic financial reports including but not limited to Profit & Loss Statements, Cash Flow Reports and Balance Sheets. District financial reports are coordinated through the Amador County Treasury on a monthly basis and with annual reporting to State Controllers Office. Assistance with regular financial audits also required.
The Administrative Assistant will provide administrative assistance for the AFSC. Tasks will include bookkeeping and financial record keeping for the AFSC. Functions include monthly, quarterly, and/or annual reporting and invoicing on state/federal grants. Monthly preparation of basic financial reports including but are not limited to Profit & Loss Statements, Cash Flow Reports and Balance Sheets
For more information on the position and how to apply click here to download the Job Description.
The Administrative Assistant will provide administrative assistance for the AFSC. Tasks will include bookkeeping and financial record keeping for the AFSC. Functions include monthly, quarterly, and/or annual reporting and invoicing on state/federal grants. Monthly preparation of basic financial reports including but are not limited to Profit & Loss Statements, Cash Flow Reports and Balance Sheets
For more information on the position and how to apply click here to download the Job Description.
Three Meadow Restoration Request for Bids
CLOSED
PROJECT TITLE: Three Meadows Restoration Project - Implementation
RELEASE DATE: October 9th 2020 (Re-release of June 2020 RFB)
PRE-BID TOUR: Contractors are required to attend the pre-bid site visit. The pre-bid site visit will take place October 26th 2020. (Unless they attended the prior project tour in June 2020). Contact Amanda Watson, Amador Resource Conservation District, by October 23rd 2020 via email to RSVP for the pre-bid tour. Email: Amanda@AmadorRCD.org
CLOSING DATE: Bids must be received no later than 5pm December 18th 2020.
Bids must be submitted electronically – via email - to: Amanda Watson, Amador Resource Conservation District. Email Address: Amanda@AmadorRCD.org
Project Contractor is anticipated to be selected in late December 2020.
Project & Bid Summary
The Amador Resource Conservation District is soliciting bids for meadow restoration and road work on three meadows and adjacent roads near Bear River Reservoir in Amador County. The work consists of providing equipment, fuel, operators, repairs, mobilization, demobilization and incidentals to construct in-stream structures of logs and rock, and to install rolling dips and lead-off ditches on a segments of native surface roads. Project is located on the Eldorado National Forest in the Amador Ranger District. Work is expected to start approximately July 2021 and extend through the dry season. Work must be completed by September 15, 2021.
This contract is administered under Federal and State Equal Opportunity regulations. Bidders Note: This contract will be subject to State and Federal Prevailing Wage Rates for hours and prevailing wage rates. Disabled Veteran-,Women- and Minority-owned businesses are encouraged to bid. No contractor or subcontractor may be submitted or be awarded a contract for public work on a public works project unless registered with the Department of Industrial Relations pursuant to Labor Code section 1725.5.
Three Meadows Request For Bids
RELEASE DATE: October 9th 2020 (Re-release of June 2020 RFB)
PRE-BID TOUR: Contractors are required to attend the pre-bid site visit. The pre-bid site visit will take place October 26th 2020. (Unless they attended the prior project tour in June 2020). Contact Amanda Watson, Amador Resource Conservation District, by October 23rd 2020 via email to RSVP for the pre-bid tour. Email: Amanda@AmadorRCD.org
CLOSING DATE: Bids must be received no later than 5pm December 18th 2020.
Bids must be submitted electronically – via email - to: Amanda Watson, Amador Resource Conservation District. Email Address: Amanda@AmadorRCD.org
Project Contractor is anticipated to be selected in late December 2020.
Project & Bid Summary
The Amador Resource Conservation District is soliciting bids for meadow restoration and road work on three meadows and adjacent roads near Bear River Reservoir in Amador County. The work consists of providing equipment, fuel, operators, repairs, mobilization, demobilization and incidentals to construct in-stream structures of logs and rock, and to install rolling dips and lead-off ditches on a segments of native surface roads. Project is located on the Eldorado National Forest in the Amador Ranger District. Work is expected to start approximately July 2021 and extend through the dry season. Work must be completed by September 15, 2021.
This contract is administered under Federal and State Equal Opportunity regulations. Bidders Note: This contract will be subject to State and Federal Prevailing Wage Rates for hours and prevailing wage rates. Disabled Veteran-,Women- and Minority-owned businesses are encouraged to bid. No contractor or subcontractor may be submitted or be awarded a contract for public work on a public works project unless registered with the Department of Industrial Relations pursuant to Labor Code section 1725.5.
Three Meadows Request For Bids
- Attachment 1: Maps of Three Meadows
- Attachment 2. Decision Memo Three Meadows Restoration Project (Decision Memo),
- Attachment 3: Excerpt from CEQA Initial Study for the Three Meadows Project - Design Criteria and Mitigation Measures (Initial Study),
- Attachment 4: 60% Design Submittal (60% Design).
- Attachment 5: Road Work
- Attachment 6: Risk Assessment
- Attachment 7: Bid Sheet