Opportunity

North Carolina eVP #475-BCSW-FY27-001

Stream Debris Removal Services for Beaufort County, NC

Posted

August 27, 2026

Respond By

September 14, 2026

Identifier

475-BCSW-FY27-001

NAICS

115310, 238910

Beaufort Soil and Water Conservation District in Beaufort County, North Carolina is seeking contractors for stream debris removal under the Streamflow Rehabilitation Assistance Program. - Government Buyer: - Beaufort Soil and Water Conservation District (Beaufort County, NC) - Office: Financial Services - Scope of Work: - Removal of stream debris, including beaver dams, fallen trees, and logs, from multiple streams and drainage systems - Total coverage: approximately 80,400 linear feet across specified stream segments - Equipment & Technical Requirements: - Contractors must use floating barges or boats equipped with mechanical winches capable of removing trees up to 45 inches in diameter - Chainsaws required - Contractors must submit an equipment list with their bid - Environmental & Regulatory Requirements: - Must comply with US Army Corps of Engineers and American Fisheries Society guidelines - No removal of tree stumps or sediment from stream banks - Coordination with District Resource Conservation Technician required - Compliance with all federal, state, and local regulations - Insurance & Business Requirements: - General liability, automobile liability, and workers' compensation insurance required - Minority and women-owned businesses are encouraged to apply - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation

Description

The Beaufort Soil and Water Conservation District is soliciting quotes from experienced contractors specializing in stream debris removal. The work involves removing stream debris, including beaver dams, that impede stream flow or navigation, without removing tree stumps or sediment from stream banks. Contractors must use specific equipment such as floating barges or boats with mechanical winches and chainsaws, and comply with all applicable regulations. The contract period begins October 7, 2026, with work to be completed by December 15, 2026.

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