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Pinyon and Juniper Mastication for Wildland Fire Hazard Reduction

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UT, USA

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This scope was carved out of AM27-116.

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AM27-116 Gold Springs Mastication(Pre-Qualified Contractors)

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Performs mechanical vegetation removal for prime contractors on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) wildland fire hazard reduction projects. Masticates Pinyon and Juniper vegetation across 256 acres using forestry mulchers and heavy mastication equipment according to project KML boundaries. Requires pre-qualified contractor status. Delivers 256 acres of masticated vegetation to reduce fuel loads.

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