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Invasive Tree and Shrub Removal Services

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This subcontract for Invasive Tree and Shrub Removal Services involves performing invasive woodland species removal for prime contractors on City of Saint Paul Parks and Recreation projects. The scope of work includes forestry mowing, basal bark treatment for black locust, and cut-and-treat methods specifically for honeysuckle and buckthorn. Operations are conducted using chainsaws and forestry mowers on terrain with a maximum slope grade of 40 percent, with a primary deliverable based on cleared acreage per park unit. To maintain environmental integrity, the contractor must follow strict equipment cleaning protocols to prevent the introduction of seeds. The solicitation was posted on November 5, 2026, with a response deadline of December 4, 2026. This project falls under NAICS code 115310 and is managed through the City of Saint Paul.

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Subcontract for invasive tree and shrub removal for City of Saint Paul parks.

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This scope was carved out of 1784.

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RFB-PARKS-FED-IMPROVE THE ECOLOGICAL QUALITY ACROSS 4 PARKS

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AgencyMinnesota → City of Saint Paul
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Performs removal of invasive woodland species for prime contractors on City of Saint Paul Parks and Recreation projects. Executes forestry mowing, cut-and-treat methods for buckthorn and honeysuckle, and basal bark treatment for black locust. Operates forestry mowers and chainsaws on terrain with a maximum 40% slope grade. Adheres to strict equipment cleaning protocols to prevent seed introduction. Delivers cleared acreage per park unit.

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