This bid is for feral pig control in the 2,000-acre Nā Manu Unit, Kaʻū Forest Reserve, Hawaiʻi Island, Hawaiʻi, approximately 10 miles southwest of Pahala.
Due
November 18, 2026
19 days left
Location
Hawaii
Posted on
hiepro.ehawaii.gov
Notice ID
B27000684
What they need
InstallationSet 2,400 stainless steel snares in groups of 5–10, including transport within the site, identification, flagging, and GPS recording. Snares, flagging, and setting thread are provided; supply your own GPS and compatible mobile devices.
Follow-up checksQuote separately per snare check for an estimated 9,600 checks, twice yearly for two years, subject to funding. Include resetting, replacement, flag maintenance, and catch/status reporting.
AccessPlan for helicopter-only access from The Nature Conservancy's Kaʻiholena Preserve and remote field camping in rough terrain.
ExperienceHelicopter operations experience and references for two remote ungulate removal projects in Hawaiʻi, each covering at least 500 acres, are required.
PricingProvide unit prices for installation and checks, including mobilization, field logistics, applicable taxes, and required insurance.
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