The National Park Service Midwest Region is seeking contractors to perform vegetation removal and restoration services at Canyon de Chelly National Monument in Chinle, Arizona. The project involves removing Russian olive and tamarisk trees across 195.92 acres within ten treatment units along Chinle Wash, with infestation rates varying from 5% to 50%. Contractors must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) and classified under NAICS 562910 (Remediation Services). The market survey requires potential contractors to respond via email to Jason_burdett@nps.gov by 3:00 PM EST on December 27th, 2024. This sources sought notice is not a formal solicitation, and any future solicitation will be posted on SAM.gov.

Approximately 58.16 acres will require tree removal using the cut stump method with herbicide treatment, followed by two years of maintenance for tree resprout suppression and secondary weed control affecting 50% of treatment areas. Hydroseeding will be conducted in one treatment unit as part of the restoration efforts. The project falls under the small business size standard with a $25 million threshold for NAICS 562910. While no specific set-aside has been designated, contractors will need to demonstrate capability in environmental remediation and native ecosystem restoration. The notice does not specify a precise contract award value, but the scope of work suggests a significant multi-year environmental conservation project with potential for substantial funding allocation.

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