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ADF&G RFQ 1126293 - Tree Removal from Falls Creek Fish Ladder

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The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has issued Request for Quotation 1126293 for tree and root wad removal services at the Falls Creek Fish Ladder located in Petersburg, Alaska. This state-level procurement seeks qualified contractors to perform the necessary removal work to maintain the fish ladder facility. Interested parties must submit their quotes via email to [email hidden] by the deadline of June 17, 2026, at 2:00 pm AKST. Procurement Officer Eric Verrelli is the primary point of contact for this solicitation. Potential bidders should be aware that quotes exceeding 6,000.00 dollars may be deemed non-responsive, and all submissions must adhere to the standard state terms and conditions regarding payment and indemnification.

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Alaska DFG seeks tree and root removal at Falls Creek by June 17, 2026.

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State of Alaska → Fish and Game

NAICS

115310 - Support Activities for Forestry

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AK, USA

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ADFG RFQ 1126293 - Tree Removal from Falls Creek Fish Ladder

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ADF&G RFQ 1126293 - Tree Removal from Falls Creek Fish Ladder
Summary: ADF&G is looking for contractors for tree removal services from the Falls Creek fish ladder in Petersburg, Alaska. If you can provide this service and are interested in submitting a quote, please see the attached RFQ document for details and instructions on submission.
Issue Date: 6/11/2026 Quote Due Date: 6/17/2026 (2:00 pm AKST)
Quotes can be emailed to contact@example.gov prior to the deadline . Procurement Officer - Eric Verrelli - contact@example.gov

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