Description
The City and County of Denver’s Department of Parks and Recreation is establishing an on‑call pool of contractors to deliver forest‑health services across Denver’s municipal parks and the Denver Mountain Parks system. The work includes timber stand improvement, fuels reduction, vegetation management, hazard tree removal, pest and disease control, and associated slash‑treatment activities, all aimed at improving forest health and mitigating wildfire risk. Contracts will be capped at $3 M each, span four years, and may be issued on an as‑needed basis via work orders.
• Services include forest harvesting, thinning, dead‑tree removal, material haul‑out, slash disposal (chipping, piling, prescribed burning) and pest‑management.
• Contractors must provide all labor, equipment, permits, insurance, and comply with prevailing‑wage and safety regulations.
• Multiple contracts may be awarded; each contractor will receive work orders up to $50,000 without further competition, larger orders will be competitively bid among the on‑call pool.