5-Coal Creek Unit 1 - Stan Gurley.pdf

This is a Scope of Work document for the State of Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands in partnership with the State of Utah Division of Purchasing for the Coal Creek Invasive Species Removal Project (IFB JH26-45). The project involves the removal of invasive vegetation on approximately 103 acres along Coal Creek through and east of Cedar City, Utah in Iron County. The work scope requires hand cutting of all standing, live, and dead Russian olive and tamarisk trees, followed by herbicide application to cut stumps, and chipping of all resulting slash and material. Site inspection is strongly recommended but not mandatory for potential bidders. The project must be completed by June 15, 2026, and the contract is anticipated to result in a single award to the lowest cost responsive and responsible vendor.

The vendor must guarantee its pricing through the completion of the project with no price adjustments permitted after contract award. No specific set-asides, incumbent information, or funding sources are detailed in the available file documentation. Bidders should note that failure to conduct a site visit does not constitute grounds for claims after contract award, and all pricing must remain fixed throughout the project duration regardless of unforeseen conditions or market changes.