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Forestry Mulching and Vegetation Processing

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This subcontract for Forestry Mulching and Vegetation Processing involves providing specialized services for prime contractors working on Alaska Energy Authority hydroelectric projects in Chitina, Alaska. The scope of work requires the use of forestry mulchers attached to excavators or skid steers to grind trees and large shrubs into mulch along penstock routes and access roads, covering designated project areas of up to 10.9 acres. Managed under the State of Alaska Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development, the contract falls under NAICS code 238910. A critical compliance requirement for this engagement is adherence to Davis-Bacon Wage standards for all labor performed.

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Forestry mulching subcontract for Alaska Energy Authority hydroelectric projects following Davis-Bacon Wage standards.

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Fivemile Creek Hydroelectric Project Vegetation Clearing

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AgencyState of Alaska → Commerce, Community, and Economic Development
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Supplies specialized mulching services for prime contractors on Alaska Energy Authority hydroelectric projects in Chitina, Alaska. Utilizes forestry mulchers attached to skid steers or excavators to grind trees and large shrubs into mulch along access roads and penstock routes. Complies with Davis-Bacon Wage standards. Delivers processed vegetation across designated project areas up to 10.9 acres.

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