The National Park Service is seeking a vendor to remove 15 hazardous trees at the Ice Age National Scenic Trail in Cross Plains, Wisconsin. The trees are located near or adjacent to structures, public access areas, or driveways, and some have limited accessibility. The vendor will be required to remove and dispose of the trees, protect nearby infrastructure, and access sites using low-impact methods. The project must be completed within 45 calendar days after the date of award. The vendor will be responsible for coordinating with the Contracting Officer's Representative and ensuring compliance with OSHA requirements and federal and state regulations.
• The vendor must remove 15 hazardous trees, including 10 walnut trees, 1 birch tree, 2 arborvitae, and 1 maple tree.
• The trees must be felled as close to ground level as possible, and stumps must be ground to 12' below surface and backfilled with clean topsoil.
• The vendor must protect nearby infrastructure, including buildings, roads, trails, utilities, and vegetation.
• The vendor must access sites using low-impact methods and minimize soil and vegetation disturbance.
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Ryan Begany(Contracting Officer's Representative or Primary Contact)
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