Simply field cultivating, packing/ harrowing, seeding, and packing/ harrowing is pretty simple straight forward stuff, I have all the tools and would cost more for the seed than the rest of the work.
Designing the waterway to work properly, and trying to time the work so the seed takes hold before it's washed out would be the expensive parts of the job......
Slope and width and length all depend on the exact slopes and water flows in that area, there is no one size fits all.
So you sound like you are just looking for a seeder fella, not a waterway design and build fella. You take the risk that it doesn't work out.
In any case I would think charging by the hour would be common.
If you were my neighbor we would probably trade for fuel and some beer or some such, don't know what a commercial rate would be for such a job.
You can get the govt involved, then it will be parts of it for free, but other parts will cost 3x what they should, so their cost sharing ends up making a large job out of a simple thing.
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