Attachment_1-_Statement_of_Work.pdf
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- 140FS324Q0034
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This document outlines a statement of work for tree removal services at the Nashua National Fish Hatchery in Nashua, New Hampshire. The scope of work involves removing 15-20 white pine trees from two clusters on the 38-acre facility property that pose safety risks to nearby office and shop buildings from potential branch snapping or high winds. The selected contractor will be required to cut down the trees and chip and remove the resulting debris, with the option to dump the wood chips onsite or haul them away. The performance period for the contract is from award date through March 31, 2024. The technical point of contact is Keith McGilvray of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. This statement of work corresponds to solicitation number 140FS324Q0034 for tree removal services at Nashua NFH, issued by the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Scope of work (SOW): Tree Removal at the Nashua National Fish Hatchery
Nashua NFH is a 38-acre Fish production facility that sits in Nashua NH close to the Massachusetts border. This is the 7th oldest National Fish Hatchery in the Nation. The facility has large stands of white pine that have been untouched since the hatchery was built. Some of these trees currently pose a threat to the buildings on site.
Nashua NFH is in need of removing 15-20 white pine trees from the property.
These trees are in two separate clusters with 5 trees coming in one cluster and the rest are together in another cluster. Both sets of trees are close to hatchery office and shop buildings. The trees pose a threat to the buildings especially oversized branches that can snap in heavy snow loads or high winds.
Purpose: The purpose of this job is to remove the trees so there is no imminent threat to the facility infrastructure. The two buildings are the hatchery office and the maintenance shop which also has an employee office. This poses a critical health and safety threat to employees on station that work in these buildings.
Nashua NFH would like to have the trees cut down and the debris chipped and removed from the area. The hatchery does have space on the property to dump the wood chips if the company hired wishes to do so or they can be hauled away.
Place of Performance:
151 Broad Street Nashua, New Hampshire 03063 Phone: 603-595-0891
Period of performance:
Contract award- March 31, 2024
Technical Coordinator:
Keith McGilvray keith_mcgilvray@fws.gov
603-595-0891
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