Plans MILL BROOK BOGS WETLAND RESTORATION PROJECT.pdf

This is a project plans document for the Mill Brook Bogs Wetland Restoration Project Phase II, prepared for the Massachusetts Department of Fish and Wildlife. The project encompasses restoration work at the Mill Brook Bogs Wildlife Management Area and involves multiple scope elements including removal of man-made dikes, berms, and water control structures; excavation of approximately six inches of sand layer from the bog surface; filling of existing bog ditches; surface roughening and uncompacting of the bog; installation of woody debris and rock features; and associated miscellaneous work. The project aims to restore natural wetland conditions and ecological function to the bog ecosystem through systematic deconstruction of artificial water management infrastructure and surface rehabilitation.

The document provides technical specifications and design details for the restoration activities, serving as the basis for contractor bidding and project execution under state contract DFW-2026-085. The plans establish the spatial extent, methodology, and technical requirements that bidders must follow to implement the restoration work as designed. Specific pricing, contract terms, site visit schedules, and bid submission deadlines would be detailed in the associated solicitation documents rather than in these project plans.