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Directional Tree Felling and Limbing Services

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The contract seeks specialized services for directional tree felling, limbing, and bucking in the immediate vicinity of an aircraft mishap site in Sitka, with the primary objective of creating safe access and clearance for helicopter operations. The work must be executed with extreme precision to avoid damaging wreckage, preserving critical evidence, and minimizing impact on surrounding vegetation. All activities are to be conducted under strict safety protocols to ensure operational integrity and environmental protection during sensitive recovery efforts. This is a HUBZone Set Aside subcontract under NAICS code 113310, reserved for businesses certified in historically underutilized business zones, and is being managed by the Department of Homeland Security through its LOG-9 office. Responses are due by July 28, 2026, and the work location is specifically restricted to the Sitka area, requiring contractors to possess local expertise, appropriate equipment, and experience in high-stakes, environmentally sensitive terrain management. The nature of the task demands professionals skilled in controlled tree removal under pressure, with an acute awareness of aviation recovery protocols and ecological preservation standards.

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HUBZone subcontract for precise tree felling near Sitka aircraft wreck to enable helicopter access.

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Sitka, AK, USA

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Perform directional tree felling, limbing, and bucking near an aircraft mishap site to enable safe helicopter operations while protecting wreckage and surrounding vegetation.

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