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Endangered and Invasive Species Management

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This scope was carved out of HWY-OM-2027-39.

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HWY-OM-2027-39 Fencing Repairs at Various Locations, Oahu

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AgencyHawaii → Department of Transportation
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Performs protection and management of endangered and invasive species for prime contractors on Department of Transportation projects in Oahu. Implements species protection measures, eradicates invasive plants/animals, and installs 4-foot orange plastic mesh fencing with 6-foot steel T-posts and signage. Coordinates with local island ISC. Follows Section 621 and BMP plans. Delivers environmental compliance reports and protective barriers.

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