DFW-2026-053 Maple Springs - Camp Chachelot Firebreak Imrpovements
Federal opportunity from DFW - Division of Fisheries and Wildlife • Department of Fish and Game. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Mar 06, 2026. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 70-15-00.
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Description
Firebreak improvements and construction at Camp Cachelot and Maple Springs WMAs in Wareham/Plymouth, MA. Treatments will include removing all trees, stumps, and woody vegetation greater than 1 inch in diameter, followed by grading, within the identified firebreak footprint in accordance with the treatment specifications section below.
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The DFW is soliciting bids for firebreak improvements at Camp Cachelot and Maple Springs WMAs in Wareham/Plymouth, MA. The project involves removing trees, stumps, and woody vegetation exceeding 1 inch in diameter, followed by grading within specified firebreak areas. The response deadline is set for March 6, 2026, presenting a significant opportunity for contractors experienced in land management and fire prevention measures.
The agency aims to enhance firebreaks at designated wildlife management areas to improve safety and manage wildlife habitats effectively.
- Site assessment for firebreak areas
- Removal of trees and vegetation over 1 inch in diameter
- Grading of the firebreak footprint according to specified specifications
- Post-construction site restoration
- Company background and experience
- Detailed project plan and timeline
- Pricing proposal
- Safety and environmental compliance statements
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- No specific dollar amount for the project
- Lack of detailed treatment specifications
- Absence of mandatory bidding requirements or licenses
- No clear details on previous projects or benchmarks
- Uncertainty about local subcontractor availability
- No community stakeholder engagement requirements shown
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