Grand Cut-To-Length Stewardship IRSC

The Grand Cut-To-Length Stewardship IRSC is a solicitation for commercial items prepared in accordance with the format in FAR Part 12. The project involves reducing hazardous fuels and promoting healthy and resilient forest stands in the project area while protecting the pristine water quality of Lake Tahoe and riparian vegetation communities. The project consists of approximately 105 acres of NFS lands located in the Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) and general forest. The contractor will be required to perform various tasks, including cut and remove included sawtimber, cut standing dead conifer trees, mechanically cut small diameter trees, treat fuels by mechanically masticating existing dead and down material, and remove biomass and cull logs from the landings to off-Forest disposal sites. • Cut and remove included sawtimber using a Cut-to-Length logging system • Cut standing dead conifer trees and transport to landings • Mechanically cut small diameter trees to and remove landings • Treat fuels by mechanically masticating existing dead and down material • Remove biomass and cull logs from the landings to off-Forest disposal sites • Construct less than 1 mile of temporary road to facilitate thinning treatment and decommission the roads prior to demobilization • Perform road maintenance and erosion control on roads used for timber haul