Operation and Maintenance of Federally Mandated Wildlife Habitat Structures at Lower Granite Lake, Lake Bryan, and Lake West on the Snake River in Southeast Washington and North Idaho

The Walla Walla District, US Army Corps of Engineers has a requirement for all labor, material, equipment, vessels and administration for the operation and maintenance of federally mandated wildlife habitat structures at Lower Granite Lake, Lake Bryan and Lake West on the Snake River in Southeast Washington and Northern Idaho. Base year with four option year periods. Work includes but is not limited to: Mowing, field cultivation, crop planting to establish wildlife food plots, irrigation operation, system preventative maintenance and repair, chemical and cultural control of terrestrial and aquatic invasive weeds, nest structure maintenance and repair for waterfowl, osprey, and song birds, boundary and livestock fence repair and maintenance, shrub and tree purchasing and planting, and parking lot and vault toilet cleaning and maintenance, litter collection from public use and shoreline areas, as well as generalized and specialized labor and electrical repairs. Some remote areas are not accessible by road and will require vessel transportation.