S--DINO - Hazardous Tree Removal with Certified Arbor

The contract involves hazardous tree mitigation services at Dinosaur National Monument, Utah, under solicitation number 140P1426Q0001, issued by the Department of the Interior’s National Park Service. It requires removal, pruning, risk assessment, and debris management of hazardous trees in campgrounds, housing areas, and visitor sites, with a certified arborist overseeing the work. The technical standards to be followed include ANSI A-300 and Z133.1, ensuring safety and environmental compliance. The scope covers the mitigation of approximately 20-30 trees in campgrounds and 3-6 in housing zones, focusing on key areas such as Split Mountain and Green River Campgrounds. Originally set for performance between April 1, 2026, and May 1, 2026, the solicitation has been amended to extend the closing submission deadline to May 20, 2026, at 2:00 pm Mountain Time, providing additional time for vendors to respond. This is an open solicitation not restricted to small businesses, with a firm fixed price purchase order anticipated. The contract encourages adherence to federal acquisition regulations and incorporates wage determinations. The primary point of contact is Sally Leitch of the National Park Service, and interested parties were invited to attend a site visit held on February 26, 2026. The contract supports the maintenance and safety of recreational and residential environments within the monument, emphasizing risk mitigation and arboricultural best practices.