Tree Trimming - 2024
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The contract titled "Tree Trimming - 2024" (solicitation number CON-2024-14) issued by the City of Port Angeles, Washington, seeks sealed bids for a project involving the trimming and removal of trees to maintain overhead power line clearance at multiple locations. The project has a budget of $125,000 with a bid submission deadline of 2:00 PM on Thursday, March 28, 2024. This solicitation is aimed at contractors experienced in tree trimming and vegetation management, falling under NAICS code 561730. Bidders are required to adhere to a comprehensive set of instructions outlined in the Instruction to Bidders, which include submission of prescribed forms such as the Bid Form, Non-Collusion Affidavit, Bid Bond, and certifications confirming compliance with prevailing wage statutes and training verifications for public works contractors. Performance bonds and retainage provisions apply contingent on the bid amount, and strict non-discrimination policies are enforced. Prospective contractors must ensure compliance with all regulatory and procedural requirements for the contract to be considered valid. The City of Port Angeles serves as the contracting agency, with a designated Manager available for inquiries and bid submissions.
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