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DFW-2027-038 Firebreak Improvement and Construction at the ACOE Birch Hill Dam

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BD-27-1046-DFW-FW104-134966State & Local

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MassWildlife is soliciting bids for the construction and improvement of firebreaks on an approximately 140-acre parcel at the Army Corp of Engineers Birch Hill Dam Property in Templeton, Massachusetts, for Fiscal Year 2027. The project involves grading firebreaks to a drivable standard for a Ford 350 truck or equivalent, ensuring the prevention of water pooling and erosion. The scope includes a base bid and three alternates for the construction of 12-foot wide firebreaks totaling approximately 7,600 linear feet, as well as the creation of truck turn-arounds. Contractors must adhere to strict environmental standards, including power washing equipment to prevent the introduction of invasive plants and following the Templeton Conservation Commission's Order of Conditions for work within wetland buffer zones. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible and eligible bidder who demonstrates the necessary machinery, integrity, and legal compliance, including adherence to Massachusetts prevailing wage rates and OSHA 10-hour safety certification for all employees. Required submissions include a mandatory bid sheet, a list of proposed equipment and methods, a business reference form, an authorized signatory listing, and a hazardous materials containment policy. Winning bidders must provide a performance bond for 100% of the total contract and a payment bond for 50% if the contract exceeds 25,000 dollars. Written quotes are due by 10:00 AM EST on November 24, 2026, via email to the primary point of contact, James Burnham.

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Bids for constructing and improving firebreaks at Birch Hill Dam in Templeton, Massachusetts.

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James Burnham Wesborough, MA, 01581-3337, USA

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AgencyMassachusetts → Department of Fish and Game
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OfficeJames Burnham Wesborough, MA, 01581-3337, USA
Office AddressJames Burnham Wesborough, MA, 01581-3337, USA
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MassWildlife is soliciting bids from Contractors to construct and improve firebreaks for facilitation of prescribed fire and habitat management during Fiscal Year 2027 over an approximately a 140-acre parcel at the Army Corp of Engineers Birch Hill Dam Property , located in Templeton, Massachusetts.

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