Debris & Drainage Treatment Services
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This subcontract for Debris and Drainage Treatment Services involves performing site-specific maintenance for prime contractors on Department of the Interior projects. The scope of work requires the clearing of organic debris from 70 discrete drainage paths to enhance water flow, utilizing a combination of hand tools and light machinery. The project is managed by the National Park Service Contracting Activity under NAICS code 561730. To ensure environmental safety, all equipment must be pressure-washed and inspected by the Park Environmental Protection Specialist before entering the site. The final deliverable for this contract is the successful treatment of all 70 designated drainage and debris locations.
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This scope was carved out of DOIDSAM27P001.
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F--Sources Sought - Tree & Debris Removal at CUGA
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