Tenders Are Invited For Kpn/21/2026 Improvement Of Habitat Conditions In Year-Round Black Grouse Biotopes, In The Przełęcz Oo On An Area Of ​​10 Ha

1. The Subject Of The Order Is Improvement Of Habitat Conditions In The Year-Round Biotopes Of The Black Grouse, In The Przełęcz Oo On An Area Of ​​10 Ha, As Part Of The Project Entitled Together For Nature - Protection Of Species And Habitats In Naturally Valuable Areas Fenx.01.05-Iw.01-0087/242. Detailed Description Of The Subject Of The Order: The Task Includes Extensive Treatments In Forest Ecosystems In The Przełęcz Protection District, In Sections 137 C, F, H And 139 G, H, M, Aimed At Improving The Habitat Conditions Of The Black Grouse, In The Form Of Late Cleaning. The Scope Of Individual The Activities Include Regulation Of The Species Composition And Density Of Young Trees According To Individual Indications For Each Area Covered By The Treatment: - Cutting Down Designated Trees And Shrubs, - Cutting Them Into Parts As Needed, - Delimbing The Trunks From Branches Protruding Perpendicular To The Ground, - Placing Them On The Ground, In Piles As Needed Or Taking Them Outside The Area Of The Treatment Works: - Treatments Are Carried Out Mainly On Natural Regeneration, Formed On Average Over A Period Of 30 Years During The Dieback And Decay Of The Main Stand - Large Differences In The Height Of Trees Within One Subdivision, - Large Dispersion Of The Treatment, Higher Locations Above Sea Level - Upper Montane Forest, Complex Structure Of Young Trees Often Occurring On Post-Disaster Areas From Which Dead Trees Have Not Been Removed Or In Areas With Rock Debris Making Movement Difficult. In The Higher Locations Of Spruce Forests, Biogroups Are Used, Efforts Are Made To Maintain Low-Branched Spruce Trees, Which Increases The Intensity Of The Treatment In The First Round, - General Field Conditions (Travel Routes - Transport Costs And Time To Reach The Working Area), - Trees To Be Cut Down Are Marked By A Park Employee Using Paint On The Trunk, - Standard 110 Man-Hours Per Ha.