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Site Clearing and Land Restoration

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This subcontract for Site Clearing and Land Restoration is issued by the State of Oklahoma, Division of Capital Assets Management, Construction and Properties. The selected contractor will support prime contractors on OMES and OHS facility projects by performing comprehensive land clearing, debris disposal, and site restoration. Key responsibilities include the removal of temporary barricades, signs, and haul roads, as well as restoring the landscape through mulch application, planting, seeding grasses, and replacing topsoil. The contractor must ensure all debris disposal activities comply with local environmental regulations to deliver a fully restored site landscape. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 238910 and was posted on October 26, 2026, with a response deadline of November 3, 2026.

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Oklahoma subcontract for site clearing, debris disposal, and land restoration for state facilities.

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This scope was carved out of CAP26-0104.

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CAP26-0104

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AgencyState of Oklahoma, Division of Capital Assets Management, Construction & Properties
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Performs land clearing, debris disposal, and site restoration for prime contractors on OMES / OHS facility projects. Removes temporary signs, barricades, and haul roads. Restores areas via topsoil replacement, seeding grasses, planting, and mulch application. Complies with local environmental regulations for debris disposal. Delivers restored site landscape and cleared debris.

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Solicitation # CAP26-0104
Solicitation CAP26-0104 is a construction project managed by the State of Oklahoma's Division of Capital Assets Management for the Oklahoma Historical Society. The scope of work involves the replacement of three boilers, three chillers, and the cooling tower serving the central plant at 800 Nazih Zuhdi Dr. in Oklahoma City. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. Bidders must submit their proposals electronically via Bid Express, including a completed Bid Form and CAP Form A305. The project requires strict adherence to manufacturer specifications for the transport, storage, and installation of mechanical equipment, with daily removal of construction debris. For contracts exceeding 100,000 dollars, the contractor must provide performance, payment, and statutory defect bonds, each for 100 percent of the contract value. Insurance requirements include general and automobile liability coverage of at least 100,000 dollars per occurrence and 500,000 dollars aggregate. The contractor is also required to comply with ADA standards and all state and federal labor laws. Administrative requirements include the use of specific CAP forms for monthly and final invoicing, such as G702, G703, and G706. The contractor must maintain all project records for the duration of the contract or three years following the resolution of any outstanding issues. Quality control is overseen by a Consultant who has the authority to reject non-conforming work and require additional testing. In the event of conflicting standards between building codes, state laws, or federal OSHA regulations, the most stringent requirement shall govern.
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