Questions_and_FWS_Answers_0003.pdf

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CA-RED BLUFF FWO-TREE TRIMMING PROJECT
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140FS124Q0117
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to Solicitation 140FS124Q0117 for the Red Bluff Tree Trimming Project.

The key details are:

  • The project involves trimming and removing trees, including approximately 15+ small trees growing in a canal, as well as a larger Mulberry tree.
  • Heavy equipment can be brought onsite, and equipment can be staged overnight in the secure, gated area.
  • There is a sprinkler system onsite that will need to be marked to avoid damage.
  • Some of the Ash trees marked for limbing may need to be fully removed instead, as they are unlikely to survive the trimming.
  • Photos of the Mulberry tree have been provided, as the site visit was unable to access that specific tree due to accessibility issues.
  • This Q&A document addresses contractor questions about the project requirements and site conditions.

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Questions and FWS Answers

Solicitation 140FS124Q0117 Red Bluff Tree Trimming Project

1. Can heavy equipment be brought onsite?

• Yes

2. Is there a sprinkler system onsite? Will the sprinklers be marked so as not to damaged them with equipment?

• Yes

3. Will the vegetation in the canal need to be trimmed down to the bare ground?

• Just the trees growing in the canal will need to be removed. There are approximately 15+ small trees.

4. Can equipment be staged onsite overnight?

• Yes. It’s a secure site. The gates are locked at night.

5. Tree limbing versus removal?

• Contractors indicated several Ash trees marked for limbing would likely need to be removed or would not survive tree limbing and would need to be removed at some point.

6. Can we see the Mulberry tree at the far end of the canal?

• Unfortunately, due to accessibility issues, we were not able to view the tree today.

However, photos of the tree are being provided. The approximate measurements are ~30 feet high and 30 feet in circumference including all foliage from multiple small diameter trunks with the largest being <12" dbh. A dead trunk also exists that is approximately 3' long and 12" dbh.

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