Chino Hills Civicplus #RFP REPOST - Hickory Creek Grant Tree Removal Project

Tree Removal Services for Hickory Creek Nature Park, Chino Hills, CA

This opportunity is for tree removal services at Hickory Creek Nature Park in Chino Hills, California, managed by the City of Chino Hills Public Works Department - Engineering Division. - Government Buyer: - City of Chino Hills Public Works Department - Engineering Division - Scope of Work: - Removal and disposal of 54 marked declining trees (various sizes, some multi-trunk) at Hickory Creek Nature Park - Stump grinding flush with ground level - Debris removal and disposal - Restoration of damaged native vegetation - Environmental and Wildlife Requirements: - Coordination with a Qualified Biologist - Work must be conducted outside nesting bird season or after confirmation of no nests - Compliance with environmental laws (MBTA, CESA, ESA) - Project aims to enhance habitat for birds and wildlife, especially the endangered Least Bell's Vireo - Labor and Safety Requirements: - Contractor must pay prevailing wages and provide certified payroll - Compliance with California Department of Industrial Relations wage information - All labor, equipment, fees, overhead, insurance, fuel, materials, surcharges, and disposal fees included - Proposal Requirements: - Mandatory pre-bid meeting/job walk - Submission of three bound copies, one electronic copy, sealed cost proposal, and signed W-9 - Willingness to enter into City's standard agreement, with exceptions noted - Contract Details: - Initial term of one year, with option for an additional one-year renewal - Tree removal work must be completed within 21 days of commencement, with possible extensions for weather or biological findings - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation.

Description

The City of Chino Hills is seeking proposals for tree removal services at Hickory Creek Nature Park, located south of Hickory Lane between Rolling Ridge Drive and Pipeline Avenue. The project aims to remove declining trees to enhance habitat for birds and wildlife, particularly the Least Bell's Vireo, an endangered species. The contract will be for a one-year period with an option for an additional one-year term. Proposals must include three bound copies and one electronic copy, a sealed cost proposal, and a signed W-9. A mandatory pre-bid meeting/job walk is scheduled for October 6, 2026, at the project site.

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