The government needs long-term stewardship thinning and timber harvest (End of the World G-Z LTIRSC) at the End of the World Project area on the Salmon River Ranger District of the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest.
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We are seeking quotes for long-term stewardship thinning and timber harvest (End of the World G-Z LTIRSC) at the End of the World Project area on the Salmon River Ranger District of the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest.
Scope of work: Thin overstocked stands, mainly through intermediate harvest, to reduce catastrophic wildfire risk and improve stand health.
Project size: The project area is about 50,000 acres, and the EIS authorizes commercial treatment on over 17,000 acres.
Site conditions: The area is in the Wildland Urban Interface with numerous private inholdings that have seasonal and permanent residents.
Secondary objective: Provide a steady, dependable supply of timber and forest products to local facilities.
Set-aside status: Unrestricted; not set aside for small business, and all responsible sources may submit a proposal (NAICS 113310, 500-employee size standard).
How to submit: Email proposals for solicitation 12363N26R4016 to mark.phillipp@usda.gov and matthew.daigle@usda.gov.
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Pricing format
A treatment unit is an individual area of work that may appear as a separate pay item in the Schedule of Items. (Attachment 8, p. 15)
Scope highlights
Precommercial thinning/mastication: selectively fell or remove young trees (3-8 in DBH, up to 12 in) to maintain a stocking or density range, by hand or mechanically. (Attachment 1, p. 4)
Stump height must not exceed 6 inches, with a target of 0-6 inches and no lower live limbs left. (Attachment 1, p. 4)
Brush and shrub taller than 1 foot will be treated. (Attachment 1, p. 4)
PCT fuel depth is reduced to 2 ft or less and bucked to 4 ft lengths or less. (Attachment 1, p. 4)
Mastication must leave small debris of 3 inches or less in diameter and 1 to 4 feet long, with no piles over 3 inches deep across 25 square feet. (Attachment 1, p. 4)
No trees may be felled into creeks, water features or roadways, and debris cast onto them must be removed before changing locations. (Attachment 1, p. 4)
Piling means gathering and stacking downed wood and slash by hand or machine into piles as shown by technical specifications and project maps. (Attachment 8, p. 15)
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