Umatilla National Forest - North Zone Spring Tree Planting

The Umatilla National Forest is seeking a contractor to perform coniferous tree planting services on 283 acres of National Forest Lands. The contractor will be responsible for planting Government-furnished tree seedlings using the hand tool (hoedad) method. The project will occur across an elevational gradient of approximately 1,000ft – 1,500ft. The contractor must have the necessary licensing and certificates for Labor Intensive Service Contract (LISC) work and must comply with all applicable laws and regulations, including those related to fire protection and suppression. Some key points to consider: • The project requires the planting of Western Larch (LAOC) and Ponderosa Pine (PIPO) tree species. • The contractor must have experience with timber tree planting projects of similar nature, size, and complexity. • The contractor must provide a work plan and schedule to ensure timely performance, including crew management and safety measures. • The contractor must comply with all applicable laws and regulations, including those related to fire protection and suppression. • The contractor must have the necessary licensing and certificates for Labor Intensive Service Contract (LISC) work.