Description
The State of Hawaii's Division of Forestry and Wildlife is seeking bids for constructing an ungulate-proof fence at the Manukā Natural Area Reserve. The project involves installing approximately 3.55 miles of fencing, including new fence construction and replacement of existing fenceline. The successful bidder will be required to provide bid security, performance bond, and payment bond, and must comply with all applicable laws and regulations. The project requires specialized expertise in fence installation, particularly in remote areas with rough terrain. Key aspects of the project include:
• The fence must be designed to exclude sheep, goats, pigs, and feral cattle from the reserve.
• The contractor must provide all necessary equipment, supplies, and labor for the project.
• The contractor must comply with all environmental and conservation regulations, including protecting endangered species and preventing the introduction of alien plants and animals.
• The contractor must obtain all necessary permits and approvals before commencing work.
• The project requires a high level of physical fitness and ability to work in remote areas with limited access.
The bidder must have experience with fence installation in remote areas and be familiar with the unique challenges of working in Hawaii's natural environments.