USDA FS NFsNC Tusquitee RD Shuler Creek Stream Restoration Project

USDA Forest Service National Forests in North Carolina, Tusquitee Ranger District has a requirement for Shuler Creek Stream Restoration.  Within this ~1000 feet stream reach of Shuler Creek work is proposed to stabilize erosion and sources of sedimentation and improve aquatic habitat diversity. Work includes demolition and disposal of a log-crib fish barrier. This will be accomplished using natural channel design techniques including the construction of 24 instream structures, per Specifications. The channel's natural dimension, pattern, and profile (within a confined valley bottom) would be reestablished in the constructed reach using upstream reference reach data to establish a stable stream channel with high quality aquatic habitat.

Pre-Bid Meeting:  12/3/19 10:00am NFsNC Supervisor Office 160 Zillicoa St Suite A, Asheville, NC  28801

Construction Magnitude between $25,000 and $100,000

Directions to work site From Murphy, NC take highway 74/64 west and turn onto State Road 294. Drive approximately 28 miles to the junction with the State Road 68; turn right and follow to State Road 1322 (Shuler Creek Road) on the right after crossing the Hiwassee River. Travel approximately 2 miles to the site on the right (GPS 35.17899 N, 84.29149 W).

Total Small Business Set-Aside.
Contractors must be active in Sam.gov at the time proposals are due.

Questions will not be answered after 12/10/19.

COR:  Jason Farmer 828-479-6431 jason.farmer@usda.gov
Technical Questions can also be answered by Brady Dodd 828-257-4214 brady.dodd@usda.gov