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Keahua Tree removal
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The contract involves the removal of overhanging Albizia trees located above the Keahua arboretum parking lot on Kauai, Hawaii. Specifically, three to four trees that are rooted together near the parking area must be cut down and segmented into six-foot lengths. The cut wood can be left in the field after bucking. The work must be carried out carefully to ensure that there is no damage to the parking lot during the tree removal process. This solicitation is issued by the Department of Land & Natural Resources in Hawaii and is designated as a State and Local Government (SLED) opportunity. The contract, titled "Keahua Tree removal," was posted on December 23, 2025, with a response deadline of January 22, 2026. Interested parties can contact Alexander Sriharsha for further details, and additional information is available through the agency's online solicitation portal.
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Contract Value
$7,329.84Place of Performance
HI, USASet-Aside
Awardee
James Alana Tree Service LLCAward Issued Date
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