North Carolina eVP #600RFP #26-39-SW

Storm Debris Removal Services for Cumberland County Waterways and Drainage Districts

This opportunity involves large-scale storm debris removal services for Cumberland County, North Carolina, focusing on environmental rehabilitation of local waterways and drainage districts. - Government Buyer: - Cumberland Soil & Water Conservation District (Cumberland County Purchasing Office) - Scope of Work: - Removal and proper disposal of hazardous storm debris (trees, roots, manmade structures) from multiple stream segments - Over 224,000 linear feet of stream segments across Lower Little River, South River, and Flea Hill Drainage District - Vendors must provide all labor, equipment, materials, and secure necessary permits and property access - Compliance with OSHA, federal, and state environmental regulations is required - Products/Services Requested: - Storm debris removal services for 24 distinct stream segments, with quantities specified in linear feet (e.g., South River Segment 3: 37,241 ft; Flea Hill Main: 41,853 ft) - Restoration of disturbed properties after debris removal - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Mandatory pre-proposal conference - No electronic bid submissions allowed - Emphasis on environmental best practices and regulatory compliance - One-year contract term with option for one-year renewal, subject to funding - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or equipment brands are mandated; open to qualified environmental service providers - Place of Performance: - Cumberland County, NC, including Lower Little River, South River, Flea Hill Drainage District, and other named waterways - Contracting office at Cumberland Agriculture Center, Fayetteville, NC

Description

This solicitation is a Request for Proposal (RFP) issued by the County of Cumberland for storm debris removal services within Cumberland County. The scope includes environmental rehabilitation related to storm debris cleanup. The RFP outlines proposal submission instructions, evaluation criteria, and contract terms. A mandatory pre-proposal conference is scheduled, and electronic bids are not permitted; submissions must follow the instructions in the attached documents.

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