F--Sources Sought - Tree & Debris Removal at CUGA
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The National Park Service has a requirement for a contractor to furnish all necessary labor, supervision, contractor-furnished ISA Certified Arborist services, access, equipment, transportation, safety controls, supplies, field documentation and quality control to selectively treat remaining storm-generated woody debris and authorized hazard trees on four designated trails at Cumberland Gap National Hisotorical Park (CUGA). The purpose of the contract is to maintain safe trail function and drainage while minimizing wilderness, ecological, cultural, soil and visual impacts. Please see the attached DRAFT Statement of Work, for additional requirements and details.
If your firm is interested and capable of performing this work, please complete the attached Sources Sought Worksheet and provide to Mr. Cole Johnson, Contracting Officer, at contact@example.gov.
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