Presolicitation Notice Reach A Tree Removal.pdf
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- American River Common Features Natomas Basin- Reach A - Tree Removal & Mitigation Project at Rio Ramaza
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- W9123820B0009
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This document provides a presolicitation notice for an upcoming Invitation for Bid for tree removal and mitigation services. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will issue an IFB in mid-August for the American River Common Features Natomas Basin- Reach A - Tree Removal & Mitigation Project at Rio Ramaza. Services required under the contract include felling, bucking, limbing, pruning, chipping and cutting woody vegetation within levee construction limits; preparing and submitting SWPPP and inspection reports; transplanting elderberry shrubs; propagating and installing native plant seedlings; refurbishing an irrigation well and system; and documenting mitigation work. Interested vendors should register for a SAM.gov account to receive solicitation updates and identify as an interested party. The IFB will establish a firm bid opening date approximately 30 days after issuance. NAICS code 561730 for Landscape Services applies to this procurement.
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American River Common Features Natomas Basin- Reach A - Tree Removal & Mitigation Project at Rio Ramaza
The Government anticipates issuing an Invitation for Bid (IFB) with the intent of awarding a Firm-Fixed Price service contract for the American River Common Features Natomas Basin- Reach A - Tree Removal & Mitigation Project at Rio Ramaza.
Project Description:
The major work elements for tree removal includes; felling, bucking, limbing, pruning, chipping and cutting vegetation growing within the levee construction limits and elsewhere. In involves preparing and submitting SWPPP, inspections and monitoring reports, and installing BMPs. It also involves repairing fences that are impacted from work, repairing paving and soil grades, and seeding grasses of all disturbed soil. The major work elements for elderberry transplanting includes; digging up, burlapping rootballs, hauling, and reinserting them at a mitigation site. The major work elements for mitigation includes propagating and installing seedlings, refurbishing a water well, installing an irrigation system, seeding grasses, watering and weeding plants, mowing and spraying the grasses, as well as, documenting work through plant surveys, monthly records and yearly reports, and cleanup. The overall responsibility of the Contractor will be to design, plan, coordinate, organize, manage, and perform the activities required.
This proposed contract action will be conducted using North American Industry Classification System Code (NAICS) is 561730, Landscape Services.
The Invitation for Bid (IFB) is estimated to be issued in mid-August with bids due 30 days later.
The IFB will be issued under Contract Opportunities on www.Beta.Sam.Gov and will establish a firm bid opening date.
OFFERORS ARE ADVISED THAT THIS PROJECT MAY DELAYED, CANCELLED OR
REVISED AT ANY TIME DURING THE PRE-SOLICITATION, SOLICITATION, AND/OR FINAL
AWARD PROCESS.
The solicitation and all amendments for this acquisition will be posted on the secure website www.Beta.Sam.Gov. To register and receive updates and identify as an interested vendor, please create an account.
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