Site work for a development in Honolulu, Hawaii. Completed plans call for site work for a development.

The upper reaches of the Ko'olau mountains are a high priority for management due to the intactness of the native ecosystems and watershed value. The topography ranges between undulating ridges to rugged steep terrain with perennial streams. It hosts an assemblage of critically endangered plants and animals and is of strategic importance to maintaining healthy watershed for the central Oahu aquifer. The Division of Forestry and Wildlife (DOFAW) proposes to install ungulate fencing to protect native montane forest from the negative impacts of feral pigs. Fencing will consist of panel fencing attached to steel t-posts with aprons installed as needed. This fence type will be installed over the entire distance of the total fence length. The State reserves the right to purchase less or additional linear feet of fence or modify the fence alignment as needed. Adding additional linear feet under this contract will be with both the State and Contractor's agreement. Trail improvements our in association with fence construction in order to help provide better trail access in the vicinity of the fence project. The fence contractor will not be required to design or install stream crossings. The Division of Forestry and Wildlife (DOFAW) is seeking bids for Installation of Ungulate-Proof Fence on Oahu . The successful bidder(s) will enter into contract(s) with the State of Hawaii. The upper reaches of the Kolau mountains are a high priority for management due to the intactness of the native ecosystems and watershed value. The topography ranges between undulating ridges to rugged steep terrain with perennial streams. It hosts an assemblage of critically endangered plants and animals and is of strategic importance to maintaining healthy watershed for the central Oahu aquifer. The Division of Forestry and Wildlife (DOFAW) proposes to install ungulate fencing to protect native montane forest from the negative impacts of feral pigs. Fencing will consist of panel fencing attached to steel t-posts with aprons installed as needed. This fence type will be installed over the entire distance of the total fence length. The State reserves the right to purchase less or additional linear feet of fence or modify the fence alignment as needed. Adding additional linear feet under this contract will be with both the State and Contractor's agreement. Trail improvements our in association with fence construction in order to help provide better trail access in the vicinity of the fence project. The fence contractor will not be required to design or install stream crossings.