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Vegetation Thinning and Felling Services

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This subcontract for Vegetation Thinning and Felling Services involves the selective cutting of Pinyon pine and Juniper trees to support wildland fire hazard reduction projects for the State of Utah. The selected provider will work under prime contractors to thin forest stands from below, ensuring targets of 10 to 20 trees per acre are maintained. Technical requirements include using chainsaws and GPS mapping tools, felling trees away from roads and boundaries, and maintaining maximum stump heights of 6 inches. Interested parties must be pre-qualified according to the Utah Procurement Code to be eligible for the contract. The project falls under NAICS code 115310 and requires the delivery of thinned forest stands that meet all specified spacing requirements. The response deadline for this opportunity is October 14, 2026.

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This scope was carved out of AM27-119.

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AM27-119 Gold Springs Cut and Pile/Lop and Scatter (Pre-Qualified Contractors)

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Performs selective cutting and felling of Pinyon pine and Juniper trees for prime contractors on State of Utah wildland fire hazard reduction projects. Thins from below to maintain 10–20 TPA targets, felling trees away from boundaries and roads with maximum stump heights of 6 inches. Uses chainsaws and GPS mapping tools. Requires pre-qualification per Utah Procurement Code. Delivers thinned forest stands meeting specified spacing requirements.

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