MORGAN BRIDGE RIPARIAN RESTORATION DESIGN-BUILDThis a pre-solicitation notice for the Morgan Bridge Riparian Restoration. The government anticipates issuing a subsequent request for proposals (RFP) in early May 2024. More details are on the attached notice.
The Casper Field office is contracting for the restoration of riparian and wetlands using low tech restoration techniques. All four sites will be within the Meadow Creek watershed.Services shall include installation of wicker weave, Zuni bowls, brush mattress and one rock dams. Construction will follow all design specifications located in the references (See section 12). No material will be gathered from the site.
Header InformationPurchase Order Number:PO-63400-00032174Release Number:0Short Description:11384 Lower Tryon Creek Riparian Restoration ProjectStatus:3PS - SentPurchaser:Bill BeatyReceipt Method:DollarsFiscal Year:2025PO Type:BlanketMinor Status:Organization:Oregon Parks and Recreation DepartmentDepartment:63402 - PROCUREMENTLocation:PROC - PROCUREMENTType Code:Alternate ID:Entered Date:03/22/2024 02:35:49 PMDays ARO:0Retainage %:0.00%Discount %:0.00%
Vermont Land Trust (VLT) seeks bid proposals from qualified contractors with relevant experience for the removal of a stone dam and earthen impoundment and associated stream and riparian restoration on a tributary of Otter Creek in Dorset, VT.
Reconfiguring 510 linear feet of split rail fence.Potential contractors should possess and provide the following information regarding their specialized experience with their proposals:Contractor must have experience with 3 stream, wetland, and riparian restoration and enhancement projects that are similar to this project in size, scope, and dollar value, with at least one in the past year.Contractor must demonstrate experience with a construction
Refer to Project Vicinity Map (Attachment A) and Map of Riparian Planting Sites (Attachment B) of the Proposed Form of Agreement (IFB, Attachment 11). Refer to the Proposed Form of Agreement, Exhibit A, which is attached to this IFB as Attachment 11 for a more complete description of services.
The consultant will support County staff in providing vegetative maintenance, invasive species control and plant installation services across a variety of Pierce County-owned locations primarily located in highly regulated wetlands, riparian and other sensitive restoration areas.
