The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is soliciting qualified contractors to perform tree removal and piling (including chemical treatment) on the Hummel Tract of the Heendah Hills Wildlife Area. The work is intended to clear remnant prairie vegetation to support habitat management objectives. All specifications, drawings, and bid documents are hosted on the state’s IMPACS electronic procurement system, and submissions must be made through that portal by the stated deadline.
• Scope: Mechanical tree removal, stump grinding, pile formation, and application of prescribed herbicide treatments.
• Location: Hummel Tract, Heendah Hills Wildlife Area, Iowa (specific site details in IMPACS documents).
• Bid submission window: 9/17/2026 11:00 AM – 10/1/2026 4:00 PM (electronic only).
• Required qualifications: Contractor must be registered in IMPACS, hold applicable Iowa state licenses for tree removal and pesticide application, and demonstrate experience with similar prairie restoration projects.
• Evaluation: Likely based on price, compliance with technical specifications, and past performance.
• Contact: Colton Lullmann, Procurement Specialist (phone (515) 361‑0743, email [email protected]).
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