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Wildfire Rehabilitation Chaining

This bid is for wildfire rehabilitation chaining in Tintic Valley, Tooele County, approximately 7 miles west of Eureka, Utah.

Due
November 9, 2026
1 day left
Location
Eureka, UT
Utah
Posted on
Bonfire
Notice ID
BD27-121

Please quote single-pass wildfire rehabilitation chaining of approximately 4,477 acres in Tintic Valley, Tooele County, approximately 7 miles west of Eureka, Utah.

  • Equipment: Two steel-tracked crawler tractors, each with greater than 200 drawbar horsepower (D8, D9, or equivalent), skilled operators, GPS that can load project boundaries, and an on-site arc/acetylene welder.
  • Chain: A 240-foot Ely-style chain and delivery to the starting point are provided; include tractor connection devices, chain maintenance, field repairs, and transport between project sites.
  • Operation: Keep speed at or below 4 mph and tractors 100 feet apart; exclude slopes over 35% and large rock outcrops.
  • Site care: Leave trees in place and clear debris from internal roads.
  • Schedule: Begin within 7 days of authorization after aerial seeding is complete; work continuously as conditions permit and finish by December 18, 2026.
  • Boundaries: Follow GPS-defined treatment boundaries.

Please confirm availability and send your quote by November 9, 2026.

The original documents

Deadline: November 9, 2026

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What they need

  • ScopeSingle-pass chaining of approximately 4,477 acres following aerial seeding, with GPS-defined treatment boundaries.
  • EquipmentTwo steel-tracked crawler tractors, each with greater than 200 drawbar horsepower (D8, D9, or equivalent), skilled operators, GPS capable of loading project boundaries, and an on-site arc/acetylene welder.
  • ChainA 240-foot Ely-style chain and delivery to the starting point are provided. Include tractor connection devices, chain maintenance, field repairs, and transport between project sites.
  • Operating requirementsMaximum speed of 4 mph and tractor spacing of 100 feet; exclude slopes over 35% and large rock outcrops. Leave trees in place and clear debris from internal roads.
  • ScheduleBegin within 7 days of authorization, subject to completion of aerial seeding; work continuously as conditions permit and finish by December 18, 2026.
  • PricingProvide a per-acre rate and total price including labor, equipment, mobilization, supplies, and operating costs, with no fuel surcharges.

Past history: who won Fuel & Petroleum work in Utah

Recent federal contract awards (federal buyers) in the same industry in Utah, from USAspending.gov. These are comparable jobs, not earlier rounds of this exact solicitation.

Typical award: $68K to $147Kmiddle half of 15 recent awards · median $98K
Who wonAmountBuyerDate
High Country Contracting LLCHigh country contracting LLC UTMLF005244 E160 $19,722Forest ServiceAug 2026
Anchor Point Fuels & Services, LLCAnchor point fuels & services, LLC UTMLF005244 E159 $63,511Forest ServiceAug 2026
Anchor Point Fuels & Services, LLCAnchor point fuels & services, LLC UTFIF260341 E305 $55,698Forest ServiceAug 2026
Anchor Point Fuels & Services, LLCAnchor point fuels & services, LLC UTMLF005244 E19 $98,938Forest ServiceAug 2026
High Country Contracting LLCHigh country contracting LLC UTFIF260341 E59 $97,855Forest ServiceAug 2026
Anchor Point Fuels & Services, LLCAnchor point fuels & services, LLC UTMLF005112 E41 $157,361Forest ServiceJul 2026
Anchor Point Fuels & Services, LLCAnchor point fuels & services, LLC UTMLF005112 E42 $142,301Forest ServiceJun 2026
Am Smith Welding LLCAM smith welding LLC UTFIF260220 E121 $73,207Forest ServiceJun 2026

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