The work is wildland fire hazardous fuels reduction by hand cutting and stacking live and dead mixed conifer trees, shrubs, and saplings across approximately 98.13 acres in Utah.
The solicitation is issued by the State of Utah, posted on 2026-10-07, with bids due by 2026-10-15 at 4:00 PM EDT.
The scope includes hand cutting and piling of vegetation to reduce hazardous fuels.
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Hand cut and stack live and dead mixed conifer trees, shrubs, and saplings across approximately 98.13 acres.
Provide wildland fire hazardous fuels reduction services.
Posted Scope of Work
This contract provides wildland fire hazardous fuels reduction services through hand cutting and stacking of live and dead mixed conifer trees, shrubs, and saplings across approximately 98.13 acres.
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What is the place of performance?
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When is the bid due?
10/15/2026 04:00 PM EDT
What is the scope of work?
Hand cutting and stacking of live and dead mixed conifer trees, shrubs, and saplings across approximately 98.13 acres for wildland fire hazardous fuels reduction.
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This contract provides wildland fire hazardous fuels reduction services through hand cutting and stacking of live and dead mixed conifer trees, shrubs, and saplings across approximately 98.13 acres.
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Source: State of Utah (BidNet Direct) (bid UT-444188333758), retrieved via the Utah BidNet Direct purchasing portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
State of UtahIssuing agency·Utah·via the Utah BidNet Direct purchasing portal