The Department of the Interior's Fish and Wildlife Service awarded a $49.5 million, 5-year Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) to Hoilina Ranch LLC, an 8(a) certified small business, to provide hazardous fuels reduction services. This multiple-award BPA, set aside for small businesses, covers vegetation management and habitat restoration activities including mechanical clearing, chemical/herbicide application, and fencing work across National Wildlife Refuges in the contiguous U.S. and Guam.
The original solicitation sought to establish multiple BPAs to support the Fish and Wildlife Service's hazardous fuels reduction and habitat conservation efforts on its managed lands. Task orders will be competed among BPA holders on a best value or lowest price basis. Hoilina Ranch, which specializes in vegetation management and has prior experience supporting the agency's refuge system in Hawaii, will provide these services through the BPA to aid the Fish and Wildlife Service in its mission to maintain and improve habitat conditions across its protected areas.
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