Description
The Yellow Lake Disaster Relief Project is a two‑year, firm‑fixed‑price contract to restore watershed conditions on the Uinta‑Wasatch‑Cache National Forest in Utah after a major fire. The contractor will provide all labor, equipment, and supplies needed to place boulders, perform mechanical scarification (chunking/pitting), and apply a seed mix across designated sites. The work is set‑aside for women‑owned small businesses, requires compliance with numerous FAR/AGAR clauses, and mandates monthly reporting and final deliverables.
• Core tasks: placement of ~1,300 boulders, mechanical soil “chunking” over 3 miles, and seeding 4.5 acres with approved native mixes.
• Eligibility: Small business (≤ $11.5 M NAICS 115310), women‑owned (WOSB/EDWOSB).
• Timeline: Offers due 9 Nov 2026; work to start after award (mid‑Nov 2026) and conclude by 1 Nov 2028, with activities limited to June‑October snow‑free months.
• Requirements: Mid‑size excavator (5‑7 ton lift), tracked equipment for chunking, hand‑operated seeder, safety & spill‑prevention plans, coordination with Chevron pipeline, and monthly status reports.