E39 Betna - Stormyra: K5 Stormyra - Staurset - forest clearance

Description

In 2020 – 2026 the Norwegian Public Roads Administration is constructing The last lot, K3 Stormyra – Staurset, comprises the construction of an approx. 10.6 km new dual carriageway E39 between Stormyra and Staurset. The contract work in this procurement mainly consists of forest clearance and the removal of felling for lot 3. The forest clearance will start by Søo bridge at profile -2060 and will continue towards Staurset at profile 8470, a stretch of approx. 10.6 km. The forest work must be carried out in autumn/winter 2023/2024. The amount of forest is split into the following:  Spruce: Approx. 1870 m3 (varying site quality)  Pine: Approx. 2380 m3 (varying site quality)  Deciduous forest: Approx. 1115 m3.  The total area including forest, bushes, and other trees is approx. 460,000 m2. All the wood will be the tenderer' property and can be resold. The tenderer must also set out the borders for the site in the sectors that are to be cleared. The tenderer must also secure the areas where unwanted species have been registered. Lot 1: The Norwegian Public Roads Administration will in the period 2020 - 2026 construct three new lots on the E39 between Betna and Stormyra in Heim Municipality, Trøndelag County When this project has been completed, there will be continuous, good Europe road standard on the entire stretch of the E39. The last lot, K3 Stormyra – Staurset, comprises the construction of an approx. 10.6 km new dual carriageway E39 between Stormyra and Staurset. The contract work mainly consists of forest clearance and the removal of felling for lot 3. The forest clearance will start at Søo bridge at profile -2060 and continue towards Staurset at profile 8470, a stretch of approx. 10.6 km. The forest work must be carried out in autumn/winter 2023/2024. The scheduled start at the construction site for the road development is in April 2024. The forest work must be carried out in autumn/winter 2023/2024. The scheduled start at the construction site for the road development is in April 2024. The amount of forest is split into the following:  Spruce: Approx. 1870 m3 (varying site quality)  Pine: Approx. 2380 m3 (varying site quality)  Deciduous forest: Approx. 1115 m3.  The total area including forest, bushes, and other trees is approx. 460,000 m2. All the wood will be the tenderer' property and can be resold. The tenderer must also set out the borders for the site in the sectors that are to be cleared. The tenderer must also secure the areas where unwanted species have been registered.