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Pinyon-Juniper Removal and Thinning (Hand Crew Services)

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This subcontract for Pinyon-Juniper Removal and Thinning involves providing hand crew services for Utah Division of Wildlife Resources projects located in Carbon County. The selected contractor will be responsible for the full removal of trees in designated units and the thinning of trees with a collar height of 10 inches or less. All work must include reducing slash to within 18 inches of the ground using brush saws and chainsaws to ensure the treated acreage meets all lop-and-scatter and thinning specifications. The opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 115310 and was posted on September 25, 2026. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of October 2, 2026. This project is managed by the state of Utah and requires the contractor to perform services for prime contractors on these specific wildlife resource projects.

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Subcontract for Pinyon-Juniper removal and thinning services in Carbon County, Utah.

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UT, USA

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This scope was carved out of AS27-113.

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AS27-113 Clarks Valley Lop and Scatter

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Performs cutting, thinning, and lop-and-scatter of pinyon and juniper trees for prime contractors on Utah Division of Wildlife Resources projects in Carbon County. Executes full removal of all trees in specific units and thinning of trees at or below 10 inches collar height. Reduces slash to within 18 inches of ground using chainsaws and brush saws. Delivers treated acreage conforming to lop-and-scatter and thinning specifications.

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