Woody Invasive Species Management Services – Fourche Bottoms (225‑acre)

The National Audubon Society’s Little Rock Audubon Center is seeking a qualified contractor to perform woody invasive‑species management across a 225‑acre tract (Fourche Bottoms) within Little Rock city limits. The work involves removing species such as Chinese Privet, Chinaberry, Trifoliate Orange, and other non‑native woody plants, likely using mechanical, chemical, or integrated methods, and ensuring proper disposal or treatment of removed vegetation. • Scope: Full‑site vegetation clearing of invasive woody species on 225 acres. • Target species: Chinese Privet, Chinaberry, Trifoliate Orange, plus additional invasives. • Deliverables: Site‑visit coordination, removal execution, post‑removal monitoring/reporting, compliance with local environmental regulations. • Timeline: Site visits allowed up to 9/25/2026; final proposals due 9/30/2026. • Contact: Direct all questions and proposal submissions to Uta Meyer, Senior Center Manager.