This is a service / maintenance or supply contract in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Contact the soliciting agency for additional information.

The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation is inviting written bids for all Project Management, Superintendence, labor, machinery, equipment, tools, materials, supplies and appurtenances described by this solicitation. Method of Responding to this Solicitation: Bids will be accepted by mail, email or hand delivered to the Using Agency Contact specified above. The requirements of the proposed contract for construction are described within this Solicitation, and the Solicitation will become a part of any resultant Contract. Bidder will perform work in compliance with all applicable codes, standards, ordinances and laws. The issuance of this Solicitation does not guarantee that the State of Oklahoma will enter into an agreement, and the State reserves the right to reject any and all bids. General Requirements The proposed contract isfor 50 acres of vegetation and brush removal from old ag fields, underbrush of mature woodlands, and overgrown areas on the WMA. The equipment to be used must meet the following minimum specifications: Forestry Mulching equipment, minimum of 100 HP, rubber tracks or tires, forestry mulching head, and must include an operator. Work will consist of woody vegetation (Chinese Privet, Cedar, Hackberry, and Ash) removal to reclaim old ag fields, thick understories, and wildlife openings. Masticating of all but several select trees/species per acre 10" or less will be done within the boundary of designated areas. All trees and brush removed will be taken down to ground level with no stabs/stumps. Equipment must be low ground pressure, rubber tracked or rubber tired equipment capable of mulching the woody vegetation. The exact areas for masticating will be determined by ODWC area personnel based on weather and terrain conditions. This project will reclaim approximately 50 acres of fields, understory, and openings. Fort Gibson WMA is located near Wagoner, OK. Additional directions will be given to the awarded bidder upon contract award. Vendor is to provide all labor and needed equipment to complete the work as required. Project must be completed between December 1, 2024 and April 1, 2025 to avoid species of interests concerns. All work will be done as directed by the ODWC Area Biologist or ODWC Area Wildlife Technician. Please note that this will be awarded as a Non-Binding Contract. The number of acres is an estimate only. As such, the contract will be awarded based on the bid per acre for the total acres allotted.