Beachie-Lionshead Hazard Tree Removal
Disaster Recovery Projects
Beachie-Lionshead Hazard Tree Removal
Disaster Recovery Project
In September 2020, an enormous fire ripped through the Santiam Valley in Marion and Linn County in the State of Oregon. Within the fire boundary was 40 miles of Highway 22 that connects Salem, OR to Bend, OR and has an average daily travel of 6,500 cars per day. Suulutaaq Inc was requested to take over the contract of the Hazard Tree Removal in July of 2021.
Suulutaaq Inc is estimated to remove nearly 20,000 hazard trees, spread nearly 10,000 cubic yards of wood chips, and clean up over 40 miles of hazards along this highway. This includes traffic control, erosion control, and many other miscellaneous items.
Major Scope Items:
- Remove 20,000 Hazard Trees
- Control traffic with 6 different work zone in a 40-mile stretch.
- Remove 3,000 previously feel trees
Performance:
SUU was the PRIME contractor and performed the following major scope:
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Prime Contractor, Point of Contact: Kiewit Infrastructure Group 4650 Business Center Drive Fairfield, CA 94534 |
Contact:Todd Orbus/ Luis Paiz 707-439-7300 |
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Owner: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Sacramento District 1325 J Street, Room 878 Sacramento, CA 95814 |
Contact: Matthew Hancsarik 916-557-7480 Matthew.p.hancsarik@usace.army.mil |
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Start Date: February 26, 2014 Original Completion Date: OnGoing Actual Completion Date: N/A |
Original Contract Amount: $5,222,463.64 Final Contract Amount: $8,354,048.00 |
| % Self Performed: 100% | PPQ Form: Completed and sent to Kiewit |