The State of Hawaii, Department of Land and Natural Resources, is seeking bids for the construction of ungulate-proof fences in South Maui. The project aims to reduce the axis deer population and allow for more effective control efforts for landowners and land managers on both sides of the fence. The contract will be executed with a State of Hawaii Purchase Order (PO) and the project corridor navigates throughout sections of private land parcels, as well as state and county. The contractor will be responsible for transporting all required fence materials, work crew, and equipment to the installation sites. The project requires unique fence specifications due to the diverse terrain, and the contractor must take precautions to prevent the introduction of alien plants, animals, and insects.
• The project involves the construction of approximately 70,000 linear feet of deer fence.
• The contractor must provide a performance bond and a payment bond for each project.
• The contractor is responsible for procuring all materials for the gates and fabricating gates.
• The contractor must take precautions to prevent the spread of Rapid Ohia Death (ROD) and other forest pathogens.
• The contractor must have at least two 4.5 kg (10 lbs) fire extinguishers for suppression and control of Type A and B fires on the job site at all times.
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