04 - Wildlife Contract Map - Granite Point HMU (21 Jun 2015).pdf

This document outlines a federal contract opportunity issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Walla Walla District. The solicitation seeks a contractor to provide wildlife habitat management services on approximately 18,000 acres of federal lands along the Snake, Clearwater, Palouse, and Tucannon Rivers in Washington and Idaho. Services include planting and irrigating wildlife food plots; establishing and maintaining shrub and tree plots; removing invasive species such as tree-of-heaven, Russian olive, Himalayan blackberry, and false indigo; installing information kiosks; placing boulders; removing waterfowl blinds; fence repair and maintenance; cleaning vault toilets; removing litter; erecting and maintaining goose nesting tubs and brush pile structures; applying chemical and biological controls; using GIS to document weed and pest activities; and operating and maintaining irrigation systems. The solicitation also involves custom mowing, swathing, and agricultural baling. The response deadline is not provided, though the North American Industry Classification System code is 712190 and the small business size standard is $8 million.