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F--SEKI 326438 PHASE 2 / Mitigate Tree Hazards, KNP Complex Wildfire

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140PS126F0066Federal

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This contract, identified as solicitation 140PS126F0066, is awarded by the Department of the Interior's National Park Service to mitigate roadside tree hazards and reduce future wildfire risks within the 2021 KNP Complex Wildfire burn perimeter. The project focuses on removing fire-killed and weakened trees that threaten roadway users across approximately 38 miles of the Generals Highway, Mineral King Road, and Redwood Saddle Road, as well as 20 acres at the Red Fir Spray Field facility. The scope of work includes the removal of standing hazards and the treatment of woody debris up to 80 feet from the road edge to minimize fuel for future fires. This effort covers both new contract cutting and previous operations conducted by the NPS. The project is categorized under NAICS code 115310 and is managed by the Nps Conops Strategic DOI office.

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NPS contract 140PS126F0066 for roadside tree removal and wildfire risk mitigation in KNP.

Contract Value

$5,567,056

NAICS

115310 - Support Activities for Forestry

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DC, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of The Interior → Nps Conops Strategic DOI
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OfficeWashington, DC, 20240, USA
Office AddressWashington, DC, 20240, USA

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The intent of this contract is to mitigate roadside tree hazards and future wildfire risk within the burn perimeter of the 2021 KNP Complex Wildfire in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Fire-killed and weakened trees present the threat of falling onto roadways and parking areas and endangering roadway users. Areas subject to tree hazard mitigation include approximately 38 miles of roadway along the Generals Highway, Mineral King Road, and Redwood Saddle Road, and approximately 20 acres associated with the Red Fir Spray Field facility (references to roadside tree hazards in this document include the tree hazards at the Red Fir Spray Field). In addition to mitigating standing tree hazards, the contract includes treatment of woody debris to reduce its capacity as fuel for future wildfires, from both contract cutting and pre-contract cutting operations by NPS, up to 80 feet from the road¿s edge. Aerial video images of existing downed trees needing removal will be made available as part of the solicitation for this contract.

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