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Vegetation Management & Right-of-Way Clearing

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This subcontract for Vegetation Management and Right-of-Way Clearing supports Hawaii Department of Transportation railroad projects. The selected provider will perform essential maintenance including weed control on berms to prevent ballast fouling, tree trimming to ensure the visibility of signals, signs, and switches, and foliage removal. Work involves mowing areas between the verge and bank using commercial brush-clearing equipment and approved chemical agents to maintain a clear right-of-way. The opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 561730 and was posted on June 15, 2026, with a response deadline of November 7, 2026. The primary objective is to deliver a maintained environment free of obstructing vegetation for prime contractors operating within the HDOT railroad right-of-way.

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Subcontract for HDOT railroad vegetation management, weed control, and right-of-way clearing services.

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HI, USA

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This scope was carved out of HWY-ORL-2026.01.

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HWY-ORL-2026.01 VEGETATION MGMT. AND GENERAL RAILWAY MAINT. ROW

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AgencyHawaii → Department of Transportation
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Performs weed control, tree trimming, and foliage removal for prime contractors on HDOT railroad right-of-way projects. Clears branches for visibility of signs, signals, and switches; performs weed control on berms to prevent ballast fouling; mows areas between verge and bank. Uses commercial mowing and brush-clearing equipment and approved weed control agents. Delivers a clear, maintained right-of-way free of obstructing vegetation.

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