B09 Solicitation Amendments_Amd 03_Adddendum to Specifications_Tree Mitigation_0003.pdf

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This file summary provides details on a federal contract solicitation. The solicitation number is 140P6321B0004 for Bridges and Box Culvert Renovations at Wind Cave National Park issued by the Department of the Interior National Park Service Midwest Region. The solicitation seeks contractors to perform renovations and repairs to bridges and box culverts within Wind Cave National Park. Responses are due by March 15, 2023, with the contract to be awarded by April 30, 2023. The work includes replacing deteriorated structural elements, waterproofing, and resurfacing to restore the bridges and culverts and ensure safety.

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Northern Long-Eared Bat habitat protection practices in relationship to contracted work and tree mitigation within Wind Cave National Park

Due to the habitat of the Northern Long-Eared Bat ,an endangered species within Wind Cave National Park and the surrounding Southern Black Hills, trees used for nesting are not allowed to be removed from 1 June through July 31 unless inspected by Resource Management personnel. If the contractor identifies a tree (or trees) which require removal for safe work environment or reduction of negative impact to the project, the following steps should be followed:

1. Flag the tree[s] in a non-permanent manner (engineering ribbon, caution tape, etc.)

2. Contact the in-park Contracting Officer's Representative and request to have a tree[s] removed.

3. The COR will respond within 2 business days with Resource Management support for inspection of the tree[s]

4. If the tree[s] can be removed without impact to endangered species, the COR will coordinate for removal within 2 days of the inspection

5. If the tree[s] cannot be removed without impact, the COR will inform the Contracting

Officer of the situation and the possible impact to the project completion.

In-Park COR: Joshua Kreilaus 605 745 1148

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