AMRP, Sandy Cr No 1, Covington Tp, Clearfield Cnty
Federal opportunity from Department of Environmental Protection. Place of performance: PA. Response deadline: Mar 19, 2026.
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Description
The principal items of work and approximate quantities are:
Implementation of the Erosion and Sediment Pollution Control Plan – Rock Construction
Entrance, 2 EACH
Implementation of the Erosion and Sediment Pollution Control Plan – Compost Filter Sock (32”
Diameter), 8,197 L.F.
Clearing and Grubbing, 157.6 ACRE
Grading – Grading Area 1, 1,649,134 C.Y.
Grading – Grading Area 2, 81,0003 C.Y.
Grading – Hummocky Piles, 6.3 ACRE
Grading – Ripping, 32.2 ACRE
Planting – Planting Preparation, 157.6 ACRE
Planting – Tree Seedlings, 26,172 EACH
Planting – Mulching, 119.1 ACRE
Beginning on the Issue Date, free copies of bid documents can be obtained by going to www.BidExpress.com, PA Department of Environmental Protection.
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This opportunity is for the implementation of an Erosion and Sediment Pollution Control Plan under solicitation number OSM 17(0115,6422)103.1, issued by the Department of Environmental Protection. The project involves significant earthworks including grading over 1.6 million cubic yards and planting over 26,000 tree seedlings. Proposals are due on March 19, 2026, providing a tight timeline for preparation and submission.
The buyer aims to control erosion and sediment pollution through extensive grading and planting efforts in Clearfield County, Pennsylvania.
- Implement Erosion and Sediment Pollution Control Plan – Rock Construction Entrance (2 units)
- Implement Erosion and Sediment Pollution Control Plan – Compost Filter Sock (8,197 linear feet)
- Clearing and Grubbing (157.6 acres)
- Grading – Grading Area 1 (1,649,134 cubic yards)
- Grading – Grading Area 2 (81,000 cubic yards)
- Grading – Hummocky Piles (6.3 acres)
- Grading – Ripping (32.2 acres)
- Planting Preparation (157.6 acres)
- Plant Tree Seedlings (26,172 units)
- Planting – Mulching (119.1 acres)
- Completed bid form
- Proof of relevant experience and expertise
- Environmental certifications
- Project timeline and scheduling
- Bid pricing details
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