QnA 8.5.2020.pdf
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- CA NPS SEKI 10(12A) Generals Highway Hazard Tree Removal Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 6982AF20B000033
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This solicitation is for hazard tree removal services along Generals Highway in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park. The project includes removal of trees within 30 feet of the roadway for approximately 354 trees under Schedule A, with options to remove additional trees up to 579 trees total depending on funding. Tree removals are specified by size range, with trees over 30 feet from the road able to be left in place after felling. The opportunity is a total small business set-aside being issued by the Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration. It involves tree removal to ensure safety along the highway from the "wye" intersection near Wilsonia east along the General's Highway over a potential distance of up to 2.74 miles.
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Other files for this federal contract opportunity
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Bid Opening Summary.pdf | ||
| QnA 8.25.2020.pdf | ||
| A002.pdf | ||
| Amendment A001.pdf | ||
| CA NPS SEKI 10(12A) Plans_Final.pdf | ||
| 6982AF20B000033.pdf |
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Questions and Answers during Advertisement for
CA NPS SEKI 10(12A) Generals Highway Hazard Tree Removal
August 5, 2020
Questions Answers
1 If the log ends up beyond the 30’ mark away from the roads edge
(I would assume this would be measured from the curbs edge) does it still need to be removed? Portions of the project are very steep and when felling the designated trees the logs will slide down the hill and could be 50’ or more from where the tree originally stood.
Bid the project assuming the designated trees within 30 feet of the roadway edge of the pavement must be removed, as outlined in the plans, specifications and bid schedule. In the event where tree removal is impractical in the opinion of the CO, the contractor will be directed to leave the tree onsite with limbs lopped and scattered or chipped and paid under the applicable pay item.
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