SAM #FA521526R0013

Bellows Air Force Station Debris Removal and Restoration Services Solicitation

This opportunity is for debris removal and restoration services at Bellows Air Force Station, Hawaii, supporting environmental and emergency response needs. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Air Force, Pacific Air Forces, 766 ESS PKP (FA5215) - 18th Force Support Squadron, 18th Mission Support Group, Detachment 2, Bellows Air Force Station - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or manufacturers are mentioned; the solicitation is for service providers. - Products/Services Requested: - Removal of vehicles (22), tires, debris, scrap metal (8 metal piles), large rocks (500), furniture items (200), transformers (14), HVAC units (30), DRMO assets (152), and excess construction materials - Removal of approximately 30 refrigerators - Removal of 7 acres of invasive plant species, especially ironwood trees - Relocation of large sand pile to dune restoration site - Mulching and proper disposal of vegetation and wood products - Creation and submission of Draft and Final Work Plans - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Compliance with the 2025 Bellows AFS Integrated Natural Resource Management Plan - Proper disposal through environmental channels - Deliverables include detailed work plans and response to government comments - Emphasis on addressing environmental hazards and fire risks - Relocation of rocks along a 5,000-foot path - All requirements and itemized price lists are referenced in the attached documents; no part numbers are provided.

Description

The project priority is removal of all vehicles, tires, debris, scrap metal, large rocks, 7 acres of plants and vegetation, asphalt piles, DRMO assets, from within the project area. This project will support Bellows Air Force Station (BAFS) complete invasive species management requirements from the 2025 BAFS Integrated Natural Resource Management Plan (INRMP). The project priority is removal and mulching of all vegetation including invasive ironwood trees (Casuarina equisetifolia) and the resulting wood product from within the project area. This route is also used in emergency scenarios by first responders to transport patients in critical condition. In the current state, it is unsafe to transport patients.  These vegetation piles, asphalt piles, and DRMO assets all have Environmental CRB impacts and hazards. The current area is a fire hazard and needs to be eradicated appropriately through proper disposal channels.

Reference the attached documents;

1. Performance Work Statement 

2. Provisions and Clauses

3. Additional Clauses

4. SCA Wage Determination

5. Itemized Price List  

6. RFP

Point of contact: 

Contracting Specialist: A1C Michael R. Perreira michael.perreira.3@us.af.mil 808-789-3167

Contracting Officer: SSgt Thomas Hembree thomas.hembree@us.af.mil 808-789-3170

View original listing