Duplin County Civicplus #STREAM DEBRIS REMOVAL ISLAND CREEK PROJECT

Stream Debris Removal Services for Island Creek, Duplin County, NC

Duplin County Board of Commissioners is seeking contractors for stream debris removal services along Island Creek in North Carolina. - Government Buyer: - Duplin County Board of Commissioners - Duplin Soil and Water Conservation District/NRCS - Duplin County NRCS/Soil and Water Conservation District Office - Scope of Work: - Removal and proper disposal of trees, logs, stumps, snags, shrubs, brush, aquatic weeds, and other obstructions from the flow area of Island Creek - Work divided into eight distinct creek sections, each with specific start and end points - All debris must be placed at least 30 feet from the stream edge on the same side it originated - Includes cutting, clearing, snagging, disposal, and herbicide treatment as needed - Contractor must coordinate with county inspectors and secure all necessary permits before starting work - Notable Requirements: - $1,000,000 general liability insurance (increased to $2,000,000 if explosives are used) - Workers compensation insurance - No subcontractors allowed; must provide a list of employees, equipment, and references for similar projects - 100% performance bond required - Compliance with all environmental and safety regulations - Mandatory site showing for bidders - Liquidated damages for late completion - County may award all or part of the work and may add additional work if more funding becomes available - No specific OEMs or commercial product vendors are mentioned, as this is a service-based solicitation.

Description

The Duplin County Board of Commissioners is seeking proposals for stream debris removal on Island Creek in Duplin County, North Carolina. The work involves removing and disposing of trees, logs, stumps, snags, shrubs, brush, aquatic weeds, and other obstructions from the natural or excavated channel flow area. Debris must be placed at least 30 feet from the stream edge on the same side of origin. The contractor must coordinate with Duplin County NRCS/Soil and Water Conservation personnel, secure all required permits before starting work, and complete the project by May 31, 2027, to avoid liquidated damages.

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