Duplin County Civicplus #STREAM DEBRIS REMOVAL ROCKFISH CREEK PROJECT

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

Duplin County Board of Commissioners is seeking contractors for stream debris removal services along Rockfish 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 disposition of trees, logs, stumps, snags, shrubs, brush, aquatic weeds, and other obstructions from the flow area of Rockfish Creek - Debris must be placed at least 30 feet from the stream edge on the same side it originated - Special handling required for leaning, dead, or undercut trees likely to fall into the channel - Project divided into ten bid areas, each covering a specific section of Rockfish Creek - Equipment and Methods: - Use of hydraulic excavators, loaders, winches, and chainsaws - Compliance with environmental and safety requirements, including state buffer rules - Notable Requirements: - Contractor must coordinate with county NRCS/Soil and Water Conservation personnel - All required permits must be secured before work begins at each site - Performance bond and insurance coverage required - Submission of employee and equipment lists, references, and certifications (non-collusion, debarment) - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - The county may award contracts for some or all of the ten bid areas - All work must be completed by the specified project deadline, with liquidated damages for delays

Description

The Duplin County Board of Commissioners is seeking proposals for stream debris removal on Rockfish 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 flow area of the natural or excavated channel. Debris must be placed at least 30 feet from the stream edge on the same side of origin. The project requires coordination with Duplin County NRCS/Soil and Water Conservation personnel, securing all necessary permits before work begins, and must be completed by May 31, 2027, with liquidated damages for delays.

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