The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking a qualified contractor to perform hazardous fuel reduction and habitat enhancement work at Site A of Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon. The effort focuses on removing ladder fuels (brush, dead and down material under 16" diameter) to lower wildfire risk while preserving ecological values. Contractors must visit the site before quoting, submit a statement of understanding, and complete a quote sheet. The period of performance runs from August 31 2026 through January 1 2028.
• Scope: Cut and pile brush that functions as ladder fuel; remove dead/down material ≤ 16" diameter that poses fire risk.
• Site: Klamath Marsh NWR, Oregon – remote, environmentally sensitive habitat.
• Requirements: Site visit recommended; submit statement of understanding and detailed quote.
• Duration: Approximately 16 months of work.
• NAICS: 238910 (Site Preparation).
• Contact: Robert Sung, Contracting Officer ([email protected], (503) 872‑2825).
• Submission: No explicit deadline provided; bidders must acknowledge amendment and follow solicitation instructions.
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