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- Removal of Two Hazardous Trees, NPS-PORE
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- 140P8424Q0030
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the removal of two hazardous trees at Point Reyes National Seashore in California. The project requires the removal of a Monterey Cypress tree and a Douglas Fir tree that pose safety risks to park visitors and staff. The contractor will be responsible for safely removing the trees, repairing any soil compaction, establishing traffic control, and properly disposing of all debris. The work must be completed in compliance with OSHA safety requirements. This SOW is related to a federal contract opportunity solicitation issued by the Department of the Interior National Park Service Pacific West Region for the removal of these two hazardous trees.
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Hazard Tree Removal SCOPE OF WORK
This project scope is for the removal of two trees at 1 Bear Valley Rd, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956.
Performance of work is required to mitigate life and safety hazards for park visitors and staff. These trees were evaluated by an ISA-certified arborist who recommended their removal.
Tree 1) Monterey Cypress (Hesperocyparis macrocarpa), approximately 4’ DBH
This tree has previously experienced failures of large limbs. Its proximity and lean pose a safety threat to users of Bear Valley Road.
Access is from Bear Valley Road, see Maps attachment.
Tree 2) Douglas Fir (Pseudotsuga Menziesii), approximately 5.5’ DBH
This tree was identified as dead in 2022. Situated in Bear Valley Picnic Area, it poses a threat to park visitors along Bear Valley Visitor Center Road and within the Bear Valley Picnic Area.
Access is from Bear Valley Visitor Center Access Road, see Maps attachment.
Contractor may use a crane, rigging, or any other methods required to safely remove and lower cut sections. Any soil compaction from vehicles, equipment, or debris impacts shall be repaired as closely to pre-project condition as possible.
Contractor shall be responsible for establishing a DOT MUTCD-approved work safety zone an flagging traffic during removal operations. Road should be closed for no longer than five minutes at a time during removal process. Contractor shall provide all signs, traffic control devices, and flagging personnel.
All personnel shall wear OSHA-required PPE at all times.
Contractor shall completely remove trees and cut stumps as low as possible. Contractor is responsible for disposal of all wood, slash, and debris. Area shall be raked out and clean before leaving site.
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