Opportunity

My Florida Marketplace #42479

Hazardous Fuel Reduction: Mechanical Mowing and Mulching at Twelve Mile Swamp Conservation Area

Posted

August 24, 2026

Respond By

September 02, 2026

Identifier

42479

NAICS

115310

This opportunity involves hazardous fuel reduction through mechanical mowing and mulching at the Twelve Mile Swamp Conservation Area - West Augustine parcel in St. Johns County, Florida. - Government Buyer: - St. Johns River Water Management District - Jacksonville Service Center - Scope of Work: - Mechanical mowing and mulching of understory vegetation up to 4 inches in diameter at breast height - Treatment area covers approximately 180 acres - Supports prescribed-fire activities and reduces hazardous fuel loads - Equipment Requirements: - Contractors must use skid steer or wheeled compact loader with mulching heads - Acceptable mulching heads include Fecon Mulching Head, Diamond Drum Mulcher, Diamond Rotary Mulcher, or equivalent - Contractor Responsibilities: - Provide all labor, equipment, fuel, transportation, and resources - Minimize site damage (e.g., rutting) - Repair any damage to fences, gates, or improvements at no additional cost - Secure all gates after each workday - Estimated Contract Value: - $80,000 - Notable Requirements: - All work must be completed within the specified project period - No option years or annual subscription - OEMs Highlighted: - Fecon - Diamond Mowers - No specific vendors or resellers mentioned; opportunity is open to qualified contractors with relevant experience.

Description

The St. Johns River Water Management District is seeking qualified contractors experienced in mechanical mowing and mulching to treat approximately 180 acres within designated treatment areas at the Twelve Mile Swamp Conservation Area - West Augustine parcel. The work involves mowing and mulching understory vegetation up to four inches in diameter at breast height to reduce hazardous fuel loads and support future prescribed-fire activities. The project includes providing all labor, equipment, and resources necessary to complete the work by September 25, 2026. Contractors must minimize site damage and repair any damage caused during operations at no additional cost to the District.

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