Pre-proposal conference.pdf
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- Seward Ranger District Vegetation Management Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 1240BF21R4001
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This document includes a pre-proposal conference file and related federal contract opportunity solicitation. The pre-proposal conference file provides details for vegetation management work on the Seward Ranger District, including that a Goshawk nest was found which may impact timing of work in some units from March through August, landing sites will be designated by the Forest Service, log lengths should be 22 feet but can be up to 40 feet, and a contractor must supply and install but not remove a 24-inch diameter 20-foot long culvert between two units. The related solicitation seeks proposals for a firm fixed price contract to conduct vegetation enhancement through mechanical timber harvest, slash treatment, and scarification on the Seward Ranger District, with a pre-proposal conference scheduled for August 10, 2021. The selected contractor will perform work for the Agriculture Department's Forest Service R10-Alaska Region.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Cripple Vicinity Map.pdf | ||
| SCA WD 1996-0372 R44 3.15.2021.pdf | ||
| 1240BF21R4001 Seward RD Vegitation Management_.pdf | ||
| Cripple Unit Map.pdf |
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1240BFR4001 Seward Ranger District Vegetation Management
Pre-proposal Conference Aug 10, 2021
1. This year a Goshawk nest was found in Unit 10. This may change the time frame for the work in Units, 8, 10, and 11 if the nest is used next year. No activities will be allowed within 660’ of an active Goshawk nest from March 1 through August 31.
2. Landing sites will be decided by the Forest Service and will be high and dry spots in each unit.
3. Preferable log length is 22’ but could be up to 40’.
4. Between Units 5 and 6 on Wildhorse Creek, there is a fork that the contractor will need to use a culvert that will to be supplied by the contractor, 24” diameter and 20’ long. The contractor will not remove this culvert once installed. This area is on the map.
5. Birch tree sizes are approximately 70’ tall and 8-11’ in diameter but can vary throughout the units.
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