S--Olympia, WA-FWS NISQUALLY NWR COMPLX-URGENT HAZARD
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The contract is a firm fixed price purchase order issued by the Department of the Interior through Sat Team 1 FWS for the urgent removal of a cottonwood hazard tree located at the Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge in Olympia, WA. The solicitation number is 140FS126P0151, and it was posted on June 30, 2026, with a NAICS code of 561730, indicating services related to landscaping and groundskeeping. The award is not subject to any set-aside provisions, and the performance location is specifically tied to the refuge site where the hazardous tree poses an immediate risk. The contracting office is based in Falls Church, Virginia, and the primary point of contact is Chelsea Devivo, reachable via email at chelsea_devivo@ios.doi.gov. The contract requires prompt execution due to the urgent nature of the hazard, and the fixed price structure means payment is predetermined regardless of actual costs incurred during tree removal operations.
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