BOULDER CREEK MACHINE PILING, COLVILLE NATIONAL FOREST Solicitation ID/Procurement Identifier: 1205G119D0004 Ultimate Completion Date: Thu Oct 31 17:00:00 GMT 2024
Vehicles located at Colville National Forest, Supervisors Office, 765 So. Main Colville WA. Government will transport vehicle to Spokane, WA area vendors. Selected vendor is responsible for transport of vehicles from and returning to location above if installation facility is outside of Spokane area.This project is 100% set aside for Small Business.
US FOREST SERVICE REGION 6, THE COLVILLE NATIONAL FOREST NEEDS ROAD MAINTENANCE SERVICE. THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS ROAD MAINTENANCE SERVICES FOR ROAD GRADING THAT WILL RESULT IN THE PROPER MIX OF AGGREGAT... Solicitation ID/Procurement Identifier: 1240BD23A0026 Ultimate Completion Date: Sun Jun 30 17:00:00 GMT 2024
If successful bidder is more than 100 miles of Colville WA the vender shall include in the bid transportation of the incomplete cab and chassis from Colville WA to the installation facility and transportation of the vehicle with installed utility box from installation facility to Colville National Forest, Supervisors Office, 765 So. Main, Colville WA 99114. Cost of transport is to be included in the bid.
The Colville National Forest has a requirement for Roadway Vegetation Maintenance (machine brushing, cutting and removal of unwanted vegetation) along various Forest Service Roads (FSRs) throughout the Colville National Forest. Location of the work will be in Stevens, Ferry and Pend Oreille Counties, Washington (located in the NE portion of Washington State).
Sources Sought: Boudary Dam East Side Trail - Colville National ForestThe U.S. Forest Service is conducting market research to determine the acquisition strategy of the contemplated requirement. The determination of acquisition strategy for this requirement lies solely with the government and will be based on this market research and other information available to the government.
Location Cone collection sites are located on the Colville National Forest. Cone collection sites vary from less than a mile apart to many miles apart at predetermined locations on each Ranger District. Prior to start of work, the Government will furnish Contractor(s) with Project Area Map(s) showing specific locations of trees. 2.
