Tennessee Department of General Services #32701-13986

Hazardous Tree Removal Services at Cumberland Mountain State Park, Tennessee

This opportunity is for hazardous tree removal services at Cumberland Mountain State Park in Crossville, Tennessee. - Government Buyer: - State of Tennessee, Department of Environment & Conservation - Department of General Services, Central Procurement Office - Tennessee Facilities Management - Scope of Work: - Removal of 238 hazardous trees throughout the park - Grinding and disposal of 72 stumps and shavings - Leveling and smoothing of all disturbed areas - Seeding and strawing of disturbed sites to restore grounds - Requirements: - Contractor must provide all materials, equipment, supplies, and labor - All debris and shavings must be disposed of at locations designated by park staff - Compliance with Tennessee state-approved building codes and regulations - Contractor and any subcontractors must possess an active Tennessee Building Contractor license (BC-B, BC-B(sm), BC-C, BC-29, or S-Tree Trimming) - Coordination with park management to ensure guest safety and minimal disruption - Award will be made to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder for all line items - Contract Value: - Maximum liability exceeds $150,000 - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation - Notable: The contract is a one-time purchase with a defined completion deadline; all work must be completed by late November.

Description

This solicitation is for the removal of two hundred thirty-eight (238) hazardous trees at Cumberland Mountain State Park. The contractor is required to provide all materials, equipment, supplies, and labor necessary for the tree removal, stump grinding, site leveling, and seeding of disturbed areas. The work must comply with applicable codes and regulations, and the contractor must possess the appropriate Tennessee Building Contractor license. The project includes a pre-response conference and requires coordination with park management to ensure safety and minimal disruption.

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