In plain English
The Department of Fish and Game seeks a contractor to clear white, Scots, and pitch pine and create a firebreak on approximately 126 acres at Southeast Pine Barrens WMA in Plymouth, Massachusetts. The work supports fuel reduction, habitat management, and improved access during Fiscal Year 2027. Bidding details are available through COMMBUYS; a free sign-in is required to submit a quote.
About this bid
This project involves furnishing all labor and materials, tools and equipment to conduct clearing of white pine, scots pine, pitch pine, and to create a firebreak, in order to provide important fuel reduction, habitat management, and access improvement work during Fiscal Year 2027 (FY27) on approximately 126 acres at the Southeast Pine Barrens WMA located in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Point of contact: James Burnham ([email protected]). Solicitation BD-27-1046-DFW-FW104-134190 from Department of Fish and Game. Full documents and how to quote are on COMMBUYS, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts procurement portal (viewing is public; quoting needs a free COMMBUYS sign-in).
Details
- Agency
- DFW - Division of Fisheries and Wildlife
- Classification (PSC)
- Farming and Fishing and Forestry and Wildlife Contracting Services (UNSPSC 70-15-00)
- Place of performance
- Wesborough, Massachusetts
How to access this bid
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Documents
Listed on the original posting. Download them from the agency's portal.
- IFB_DFW-2027-035 Southeast Pine Barrens WMA Tree Clearing~1.pdf
- APPENDIX A_PREVAILING WAGES~42.pdf
- APPENDIX B_FORMS FOR CONTRACT APPROVAL~27.pdf
- APPENDIX C_Workforce Participation Report Forms~42.pdf
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