Stand_Improvement_Area_2.pdf

12034319Q0001

R1 Stand Improvement & Fuels Treatment IDIQ

B. 1 Schedule of Items: Contract Prices Stand Improvement Area 2 (Kootenai National Forest)

Work

Item

Subitem / Description

Stems per Acre

Unit of

Measure

YEAR

ONE

(Base

Year)

Unit Price

TWO

(Option

THREE

Quantities

(First # is used for evaluation. Second # is an estimated quantity for Year

One)

C.5.1 Walk -in > 1000 ft

Per 1,000

ft. Per

Walk-in Unit Acre1

7,000 ft./ 9,250 ft.

50 ac./75 ac

C.5.2 Tree Thinning

C.5.2 A. Consists of approximately

≤ 300 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 10/0 acres

C.5.2 B. Consists of approximately 301 -

700 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 10/0 acres

C.5.2 C. Consists of approximately 701 -

1500 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 275/396 acres

C.5.2 D. Consists of approximately

1501-3000 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 65/25 acres

C.5.2 E. Consists of approximately 3001-

5000 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 75/87 acres

C.5.2 F. Consists of approximately 5001-

7500 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 55/25 acres

C.5.2 G. Consists of approximately

7501-10,000 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 15/0 acres

C.5.2 H. Consists of approximately

10,001-15,000 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 10/0 acres

C.5.2 I. Consists of approximately

15,001-20,000 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 10/0 acres

C.5.2 J. Tree Improvement Test

Plantation Thinning Acre $________ $_______ ________ 10/0 acres

C.5.3 Slashing

C.5.3 A. Consists of approximately

≤ 300 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 10/0 acres

C.5.3 B. Consists of approximately 301 -

700 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 60/0 acres

C.5.3 C. Consists of approximately 701 -

1500 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 20/0 acres

C.5.3 D. Consists of approximately

1501-3000 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 10/0 acres

C.5.3.1 Shrub Slashing Supplement (See G.3.2.6)

C.5.3.1

A. Consists of approximately

0 to 33 percent average shrub cover/acre

Acre $________ $_______ ________ 10/0 acres

C.5.3.1

B. Consists of approximately

34 to 66 percent average shrub cover/acre

Acre $________ $_______ ________ 10/0 acres

C.5.3.1

C. Consists of approximately

67 to 100 percent average shrub cover/acre

Acre $________ $_______ ________ 10/0 acres

1 When walk-ins exceeds 1,000 feet, Contractor will be paid for the entire walk-in distance, including the first 1,000 feet. Walk-in payment will be proportional to the number of acres in a particular walk-in unit. For example, if the walk-in distance is 1,250 feet for a 20 acre unit with a bid price of $10.00 per 1,000 feet per walk-in unit acre, the walk-in unit price for that unit would be: $10.00 * 1.25 feet * 20 acres = $250.00

TWO

THREE

(First # is used for evaluation. Second # is an estimated quantity for Year

One)

C.5.4 Girdling

C.5.4 A. Incidental. ≤ 5 TPA in any unit. Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/40 acres

C.5.4 B. 6-20 trees/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/20 acres

C.5.4 C. 21-40 trees/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.5 Pruning

C.5.5 A. ≤ 100 trees/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 110/100 acres

C.5.5 B. 101-200 trees/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 150/168 acres

C.5.5 C. >200 trees/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 20/0 acres

C.5.6 Pruning with Release

C.5.6 A. Pruning < 100 TPA AND

Release (max 43 tpa) Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.6 B. Pruning 100-200 TPA AND

Release (max 43 tpa) Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.6 C. Pruning > 200 TPA AND

Release (max 43 tpa) Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.7 Release of Browse Species Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.8 Release/Weeding

C.5.8 A. ≤ 10' Average Radius Acre $________ $_______ $________ 50/60 acres

C.5.8 B. 10.1-16’ Average Radius Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.8 C. 16.1' - 30' Average Radius Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.9 Slash Treatment

C.5.9.1 Standard Slash Treatment

(See G.3.2.3) Acre NSP NSP NSP ---------------

C.5.9.2 Supplemental Slash Treatment 8.1”-10” (See G.3.2.4)

C.5.9.2

A. Supplemental Slash Treatment

(8.1"-10" DBH) ≤100 additional stems/acre to be treated in this size class)

Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.9.2

B. Supplemental Slash Treatment

(8.1"-10" DBH) ≥100 additional

C.5.9.3 Supplemental Slash Treatment 8.1”-12” (See G.3.2.4)

C.5.9.3

A. Supplemental Slash Treatment

(8.1"-12" DBH) ≤100 additional

C.5.9.3

B. Supplemental Slash Treatment

(8.1"-12" DBH) ≥100 additional

C.5.9.4 Deduction for No Slash Treatment

(See G.3.2.5) Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

TWO

THREE

(First # is used for evaluation. Second # is an estimated quantity for Year

One)

C.5.10 Hand Piling (Includes covering with water resistant paper)

C.5.10 A. ≤ 15 piles/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 25/15 acres

C.5.10 B. 16-25 piles/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 35/15 acres

C.5.10 C. 26-35 piles/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 20/0 acres

C.5.10 D. 36-45 piles/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.10 E. 46-55 piles/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.10 F. 56-65 piles/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.10.1 Deduction: covering not required

(See G.3.2.7) Acre $________ $________ $________

80/30 acres

C.5.10.2 Hand Piling Existing Logging Slash Supplement (See G.3.2.8)

C.5.10.2 A. Hand Piling Existing Logging

Slash Supplement < 15 piles/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

10/0 acres

C.5.10.2 B. Hand Piling Existing Logging

Slash Supplement 16-25 piles/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

10/0 acres

C.5.10.2 C. Hand Piling Existing Logging

Slash Supplement 26-35 piles/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

10/0 acres

C.5.10.2 D. Hand Piling Existing Logging

Slash Supplement 36-45 piles/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

10/0 acres

C.5.10.2 E. Hand Piling Existing Logging

Slash Supplement 46-55 piles/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

10/0 acres

C.5.10.2 F. Hand Piling Existing Logging

Slash Supplement 56-65 piles/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

10/0 acres

C.5.10.3 Hand Piling Large Diameter Material Supplement 8.1”-12” (See G.3.2.9)

C.5.10.3

A. Hand Piling Large Diameter

Material Supplement (8.1"-12"

DBH) ≤15 tons/acre

Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.10.3

B. Hand Piling Large Diameter

Material Supplement (8.1"-12"

DBH) 16-30 tons/acre

Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.10.3

C. Hand Piling Large Diameter

Material Supplement (8.1"-12"

DBH) 31-50 tons/acre

Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.11 Fuel Break/Slash Pullback/Fireline Construction

C.5.11.1 Fuel Break

C.5.11.1 A. Fuel Break Construction width

5-20’ Chain

$________ $________ $________ 10/0 chains

C.5.11.1 B. Fuel Break Construction width

21’-30’ Chain

$________ $________ $________ 10/0 chains

C.5.11.1 C. Fuel Break Construction width

31’-40’ Chain

$________ $________ $________ 10/0 chains

C.5.11.1 D. Fuel Break Construction width

41’-50’ Chain

$________ $________ $________ 10/0 chains

TWO

THREE

(First # is used for evaluation. Second # is an estimated quantity for Year

One)

C.5.11.2 Slash Pull Back

C.5.11.2 A. Standard Slash Pullback width

0-20’ Chain NSP NSP NSP ---------------

C.5.11.2 B. Slash Pullback width 21’-30’ Chain $________ $________ $________ 10/0 chains

C.5.11.2 C. Slash Pullback width 31’-40’ Chain $________ $________ $________ 10/0 chains

C.5.11.2 D. Slash Pullback width 41’-50’ Chain $________ $________ $________ 10/0 chains

C.5.11.3 Fireline Construction

C.5.11.3 Fireline Construction Chain $________ $________ $________ 10/0 chains

C.5.12 Residual Tree Protection

C.5.12 A. Residual Tree Protection ≤ 10 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

10/0 acres

C.5.12 B. Residual Tree Protection 11-30 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

10/0 acres

C.5.12 C. Residual Tree Protection 31-50 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

10/0 acres

C.5.12 D. Residual Tree Protection 51-75 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

10/0 acres

C.5.12 E. Residual Tree Protection

75-150 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.13 Duff Mound Removal

C.5.13 A. ≤ 10 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.13 B. 11-30 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.13 C. 31-50 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.13 D. 51-75 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.13 E. 75-150 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.14 ADD ON ITEMS

C.5.14.1 Identify and flag special protection areas (wildlife clumps) Clump $________ $________ $________

10/0 acres

C.5.14.2 Hourly Rate for Specialized

Treatments

Hour/

Person

10/0 acres

C.5.14.3 Stump Treatments Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.14.4 Reserved. XXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX Items Not Separately Priced

C.5.15 Resource Protection NSP NSP NSP NSP

C.5.17 Plot Tree Data NSP NSP NSP NSP

C.5.18 Contractor Quality Control Plan NSP NSP NSP NSP

C.5.19 Work Plan & Schedule NSP NSP NSP NSP

C.5.20 Camping/Worksite Plan NSP NSP NSP NSP

C.5.21 Communications NSP NSP NSP NSP

C.5.22 On-site Representative NSP NSP NSP NSP

NOTE 1: NSP = Not Separately Priced. For contract time, the time for this work is included in the time calculations made for other work items and no additional time will be added for these work items.

NOTE 2: The “Quantity” column above shows two numbers. The first number is the quantity that the Government will use for evaluation purposes for the base year and each option year. The second quantity is the estimated quantity to be ordered in Year

One, although the Government order(s) is/are not limited to this quantity. The quantities identified are not necessarily the quantities that will be ordered in any particular year. Please be advised that quantities identified on the Schedule of Items are provided for information only and do not in any way restrict the Government from ordering services in accordance with the minimums and maximums established under this Indefinite-Quantity, Indefinite Delivery Contract.

B. 2 Schedule of Items: Production Rates Stand Improvement Area 2 (Kootenai National Forest).

These rates are inserted into Paragraphs F.3.2.1 and F.3.2.2 of the contract, as appropriate.

Contract Production Rate to be used in the calculation of contract time for

Task Orders.

See Paragraphs F. 3.2.1 and F. 3.2.2

Quantities used in evaluation and estimated quantities for first year are the same as on the pricing schedule.

C.5.1 Walk -in > 1000 ft

Per 1,000

ft. Per

Walk-in Unit Acre

N/A See pricing schedule

C.5.2 Tree Thinning

C.5.2 A. Consists of approximately ≤ 300 stems/acre to be cut Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day

See pricing schedule

C.5.2 B. Consists of approximately 301 - 700

C. Consists of approximately 701 - 1500

D. Consists of approximately 1501-3000

E. Consists of approximately 3001-5000

F. Consists of approximately 5001-7500

G. Consists of approximately 7501-10,000

H. Consists of approximately 10,001-15,000

I. Consists of approximately 15,001-20,000

J. Tree Improvement Test Plantation

Thinning

C.5.3 Slashing

C.5.3 A. Consists of approximately ≤ 300

C.5.3 B. Consists of approximately 301 - 700

C. Consists of approximately 701 - 1500

D. Consists of approximately 1501-3000

C.5.3.1 Shrub Slashing Supplement

C.5.3.1 A. Consists of approximately 0 to 33 percent average shrub cover/acre

C.5.3.1 B. Consists of approximately 34 to 66

C. Consists of approximately 67 to 100

C.5.4 Girdling

C.5.4 A. Incidental ≤5 trees/acre in any unit. Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.4 B. 6-20 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.4 C. 21-40 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule evaluation and estimated quantities for first year are the same as on the pricing schedule.

C.5.5 Pruning

C.5.5 A. ≤ 100 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day

C.5.5 B. 101-200 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day

C.5.5 C. > 200 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day

C.5.6 Pruning with Release

C.5.6 A. Pruning < 100 TPA AND Release (max

43 tpa)

C.5.6 B. Pruning 100-200 TPA AND Release

(max 43 tpa)

C. Pruning > 200 TPA AND Release (max

C.5.7 Release of Browse Species Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.8 Release/Weeding

C.5.8 A. ≤ 10' Average Radius Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.8 B. 10.1' - 16' Average Radius Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.8 C. 16.1' - 30' Average Radius Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.9 Slash Treatment

C.5.9.1 Standard Slash Treatment Acre _________Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.9.2 Supplemental Slash Treatment 8.1”-10”

C.5.9.2 A. Supplemental Slash Treatment (8.1"-10"

DBH) ≤100 additional stems/acre to be treated in this size class)

C.5.9.2 B. Supplemental Slash Treatment (8.1"-10"

DBH) ≥100 additional stems/acre to be treated in

C.5.9.3 Supplemental Slash Treatment 8.1”-12”

C.5.9.3 A. Supplemental Slash Treatment (8.1"-12"

DBH) ≤100 additional stems/acre to be treated in

C.5.9.3 B. Supplemental Slash Treatment (8.1"-12"

DBH) ≥100 additional stems/acre to be treated in

C.5.9.4 Deduction for No Slash Treatment Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day

C.5.10 Hand Piling (Includes covering with water resistant Paper)

C.5.10 A. ≤ 15 piles/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.10 B. 16-25 piles/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.10 C. 26-35 piles/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.10 D. 36-45 piles/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.10 E. 46-55 piles/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.10 F. 56-65 piles/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.10.1 Deduction: covering not required Acre No reduction in Task Order time will be taken.

evaluation and estimated quantities for first year are the same as on the pricing schedule.

C.5.10.2 Hand Piling Existing Logging Slash Supplement

C.5.10.2 A. Hand Piling Existing Logging Slash

Supplement < 15 piles/acre

C.5.10.2 B. Hand Piling Existing Logging Slash

Supplement 16-25 piles/acre

C. Hand Piling Existing Logging Slash

Supplement 26-35 piles/acre

D. Hand Piling Existing Logging Slash

Supplement 36-45 piles/acre

B. Hand Piling Existing Logging Slash

Supplement 46-55 piles/acre

C. Hand Piling Existing Logging Slash

Supplement 56-65 piles/acre

C.5.10.3 Hand Piling Large Diameter Material Supplement 8.1”-12”

C.5.10.3 A. Hand Piling Large Diameter Material

Supplement (8.1"-12" DBH) ≤15 tons/acre

C.5.10.3 B. Hand Piling Large Diameter Material

Supplement (8.1"-12" DBH) 16-30 tons/acre

C. Hand Piling Large Diameter Material

Supplement (8.1"-12" DBH) 31-50 tons/acre

C.5.11 Fuel Break/Slash Pullback/Fireline Construction

C.5.11.1 Fuel Break Construction

C.5.11.1 A. Fuel Break Construction width 5-20’ Chain _________ Chains Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.11.1 B. Fuel Break Construction width 21-30’ Chain _________ Chains Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.11.1 C. Fuel Break Construction width 31-40’ Chain _________ Chains Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.11.1 D. Fuel Break Construction width 41-50’ Chain _________ Chains Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.11.2 Slash Pull Back

C.5.11.2 A. Standard Slash Pullback width 0-20’ Chain N/A See pricing schedule

C.5.11.2 B. Slash Pullback width 21’-30’ Chain _________ Chains Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.11.2 C. Slash Pullback width 31’-40’ Chain _________ Chains Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.11.2 D. Slash Pullback width 41’-50’ Chain _________ Chains Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.11.3 Fireline Construction

C.5.11.3 Fireline Construction Chain _________ Chains Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.12 Residual Tree Protection

C.5.12 A. Residual Tree Protection ≤ 10 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day

C.5.12 B. Residual Tree Protection 11-30 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day

C.5.12 C. Residual Tree Protection 31-50 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day

C.5.12 D. Residual Tree Protection 51-75 trees/acre

E. Residual Tree Protection

75-150 trees/acre evaluation and estimated quantities for first year are the same as on the pricing schedule.

C.5.13 Duff Mound Removal

C.5.13 A. ≤ 10 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.13 B. 11-30 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.13 C. 31-50 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.13 D. 51-75 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.13 E. 75-150 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.14 ADD ON ITEMS

C.5.14.1 Identify and flag special protection areas

(wildlife clumps) Clump ________ Clumps Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.14.2 Hourly Rate for Specialized Treatments Hour/

Person N/A See pricing schedule

C.5.14.3 Stump Treatments Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.14.4 Reserved. N/A N/A

Items Not Separately Priced

C.5.15 Resource Protection NSP NSP

C.5.17 Plot Tree Data NSP NSP

C.5.18 Contractor Quality Control Plan NSP NSP

C.5.19 Work Plan & Schedule NSP NSP

C.5.20 Camping/Worksite Plan NSP NSP

C.5.21 Communications NSP NSP

C.5.22 On-site Representative NSP NSP

NOTE 1: NSP = Not Separately Priced. For contract time, the time for this work is included in the time calculations made for

NOTE 2: The “Quantity” column above shows two numbers. The first number is the quantity that the Government will use for evaluation purposes. The second quantity is the estimated quantity to be ordered in Year One, although the Government order(s) is/are not limited to this quantity. The quantities identified are not necessarily the quantities that will be ordered in any particular year. Please be advised that quantities identified on the Schedule of Items are provided for information only and do not in any way restrict the Government from ordering services in accordance with the minimums and maximums established under this Indefinite-

Quantity, Indefinite Delivery Contract.

B. 1 Schedule of Items: Contract Prices Stand Improvement Area 2 (Flathead National Forest)

TWO

THREE

(First # is used for evaluation. Second # is an estimated quantity for Year

One)

C.5.1 Walk -in > 1000 ft

Per 1,000

ft. Per

Walk-in Unit Acre2

3000 ft./3000 ft.

60 ac./40 ac

C.5.2 Tree Thinning

C.5.2 A. Consists of approximately

≤ 300 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 10/0 acres

C.5.2 B. Consists of approximately 301 -

700 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 10/0 acres

C.5.2 C. Consists of approximately 701 -

1500 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 200/100 acres

C.5.2 D. Consists of approximately

1501-3000 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 200/200 acres

C.5.2 E. Consists of approximately 3001-

5000 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 200/150 acres

C.5.2 F. Consists of approximately 5001-

7500 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 50/50 acres

C.5.2 G. Consists of approximately

7501-10,000 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 10/25 acres

C.5.2 H. Consists of approximately

10,001-15,000 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 10/0 acres

C.5.2 I. Consists of approximately

15,001-20,000 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 10/0 acres

C.5.2 J. Tree Improvement Test

Plantation Thinning Acre $________ $_______ ________ 10/0 acres

C.5.3 Slashing

C.5.3 A. Consists of approximately

≤ 300 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 25/0 acres

C.5.3 B. Consists of approximately 301 -

700 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 200/200 acres

C.5.3 C. Consists of approximately 701 -

1500 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 700/700 acres

C.5.3 D. Consists of approximately

1501-3000 stems/acre to be cut Acre $________ $_______ ________ 400/400 acres

C.5.3.1 Shrub Slashing Supplement (See G.3.2.6)

C.5.3.1

A. Consists of approximately

0 to 33 percent average shrub cover/acre

Acre $________ $_______ ________ 200/200 acres

C.5.3.1

B. Consists of approximately

34 to 66 percent average shrub cover/acre

Acre $________ $_______ ________ 100/100 acres

C.5.3.1

C. Consists of approximately

67 to 100 percent average shrub cover/acre

Acre $________ $_______ ________ 100/100 acres

2 When walk-ins exceeds 1,000 feet, Contractor will be paid for the entire walk-in distance, including the first 1,000 feet. Walk-in payment will be proportional to the number of acres in a particular walk-in unit. For example, if the walk-in distance is 1,250 feet for a 20 acre unit with a bid price of $10.00 per 1,000 feet per walk-in unit acre, the walk-in unit price for that unit would be: $10.00 * 1.25 feet * 20 acres = $250.00

TWO

THREE

(First # is used for evaluation. Second # is an estimated quantity for Year

One)

C.5.4 Girdling

C.5.4 A. Incidental. ≤ 5 TPA in any unit. Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.4 B. 6-20 trees/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.4 C. 21-40 trees/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.5 Pruning

C.5.5 A. ≤ 100 trees/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 25/10 acres

C.5.5 B. 101-200 trees/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 50/20 acres

C.5.5 C. >200 trees/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.6 Pruning with Release

C.5.6 A. Pruning < 100 TPA AND

Release (max 43 tpa) Acre $________ $_______ $________ 20/10 acres

C.5.6 B. Pruning 100-200 TPA AND

Release (max 43 tpa) Acre $________ $_______ $________ 40/20 acres

C.5.6 C. Pruning > 200 TPA AND

Release (max 43 tpa) Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.7 Release of Browse Species Acre $________ $_______ $________ 200/200 acres

C.5.8 Release/Weeding

C.5.8 A. ≤ 10' Average Radius Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.8 B. 10.1-16’ Average Radius Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.8 C. 16.1' - 30' Average Radius Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.9 Slash Treatment

C.5.9.1 Standard Slash Treatment

(See G.3.2.3) Acre NSP NSP NSP ---------------

C.5.9.2 Supplemental Slash Treatment 8.1”-10” (See G.3.2.4)

C.5.9.2

A. Supplemental Slash Treatment

(8.1"-10" DBH) ≤100 additional

$________ $_______ $________ 250/0 acres

C.5.9.2

B. Supplemental Slash Treatment

(8.1"-10" DBH) ≥100 additional

C.5.9.3 Supplemental Slash Treatment 8.1”-12” (See G.3.2.4)

C.5.9.3

A. Supplemental Slash Treatment

(8.1"-12" DBH) ≤100 additional

C.5.9.3

B. Supplemental Slash Treatment

(8.1"-12" DBH) ≥100 additional

C.5.9.4 Deduction for No Slash Treatment

(See G.3.2.5) Acre $________ $_______ $________ 10/0 acres

TWO

THREE

(First # is used for evaluation. Second # is an estimated quantity for Year

One)

C.5.10 Hand Piling (Includes covering with water resistant paper)

C.5.10 A. ≤ 15 piles/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 100/100 acres

C.5.10 B. 16-25 piles/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 150/150 acres

C.5.10 C. 26-35 piles/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 300/300 acres

C.5.10 D. 36-45 piles/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 50/50 acres

C.5.10 E. 46-55 piles/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 50/0 acres

C.5.10 F. 56-65 piles/acre Acre $________ $_______ $________ 25/0 acres

C.5.10.1 Deduction: covering not required

(See G.3.2.7) Acre $________ $________ $________

10/0 acres

C.5.10.2 Hand Piling Existing Logging Slash Supplement (See G.3.2.8)

C.5.10.2 A. Hand Piling Existing Logging

Slash Supplement < 15 piles/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

25/0 acres

C.5.10.2 B. Hand Piling Existing Logging

Slash Supplement 16-25 piles/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

50/0 acres

C.5.10.2 C. Hand Piling Existing Logging

Slash Supplement 26-35 piles/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

100/0 acres

C.5.10.2 D. Hand Piling Existing Logging

Slash Supplement 36-45 piles/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

50/0 acres

C.5.10.2 E. Hand Piling Existing Logging

Slash Supplement 46-55 piles/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

25/0 acres

C.5.10.2 F. Hand Piling Existing Logging

Slash Supplement 56-65 piles/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

25/0 acres

C.5.10.3 Hand Piling Large Diameter Material Supplement 8.1”-12” (See G.3.2.9)

C.5.10.3

A. Hand Piling Large Diameter

Material Supplement (8.1"-12"

DBH) ≤15 tons/acre

Acre $________ $________ $________ 25/0 acres

C.5.10.3

B. Hand Piling Large Diameter

Material Supplement (8.1"-12"

DBH) 16-30 tons/acre

Acre $________ $________ $________ 25/0 acres

C.5.10.3

C. Hand Piling Large Diameter

Material Supplement (8.1"-12"

DBH) 31-50 tons/acre

Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.11 Fuel Break/Slash Pullback/Fireline Construction

C.5.11.1 Fuel Break

C.5.11.1 A. Fuel Break Construction width

5-20’ Chain

$________ $________ $________ 800/800 chains

C.5.11.1 B. Fuel Break Construction width

21’-30’ Chain

$________ $________ $________ 200/200 chains

C.5.11.1 C. Fuel Break Construction width

31’-40’ Chain

$________ $________ $________ 25/0 chains

C.5.11.1 D. Fuel Break Construction width

41’-50’ Chain

$________ $________ $________ 25/0 chains

TWO

THREE

(First # is used for evaluation. Second # is an estimated quantity for Year

One)

C.5.11.2 Slash Pull Back

C.5.11.2 A. Standard Slash Pullback width

0-20’ Chain NSP NSP NSP ---------------

C.5.11.2 B. Slash Pullback width 21’-30’ Chain $________ $________ $________ 10/0 chains

C.5.11.2 C. Slash Pullback width 31’-40’ Chain $________ $________ $________ 10/0 chains

C.5.11.2 D. Slash Pullback width 41’-50’ Chain $________ $________ $________ 10/0 chains

C.5.11.3 Fireline Construction

C.5.11.3 Fireline Construction Chain $________ $________ $________ 800/800 chains

C.5.12 Residual Tree Protection

C.5.12 A. Residual Tree Protection ≤ 10 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

10/0 acres

C.5.12 B. Residual Tree Protection 11-30 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

10/0 acres

C.5.12 C. Residual Tree Protection 31-50 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

10/0 acres

C.5.12 D. Residual Tree Protection 51-75 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________

10/0 acres

C.5.12 E. Residual Tree Protection

75-150 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.13 Duff Mound Removal

C.5.13 A. ≤ 10 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.13 B. 11-30 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/300 acres

C.5.13 C. 31-50 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.13 D. 51-75 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.13 E. 75-150 trees/acre Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.14 ADD ON ITEMS

C.5.14.1 Identify and flag special protection areas (wildlife clumps) Clump $________ $________ $________

10/0 acres

C.5.14.2 Hourly Rate for Specialized

Treatments

Hour/

Person

10/0 acres

C.5.14.3 Stump Treatments Acre $________ $________ $________ 10/0 acres

C.5.14.4 Reserved. XXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX Items Not Separately Priced

C.5.15 Resource Protection NSP NSP NSP NSP

C.5.17 Plot Tree Data NSP NSP NSP NSP

C.5.18 Contractor Quality Control Plan NSP NSP NSP NSP

C.5.19 Work Plan & Schedule NSP NSP NSP NSP

C.5.20 Camping/Worksite Plan NSP NSP NSP NSP

C.5.21 Communications NSP NSP NSP NSP

C.5.22 On-site Representative NSP NSP NSP NSP

NOTE 1: NSP = Not Separately Priced. For contract time, the time for this work is included in the time calculations made for

NOTE 2: The “Quantity” column above shows two numbers. The first number is the quantity that the Government will use for evaluation purposes for the base year and each option year. The second quantity is the estimated quantity to be ordered in Year

One, although the Government order(s) is/are not limited to this quantity. The quantities identified are not necessarily the quantities that will be ordered in any particular year. Please be advised that quantities identified on the Schedule of Items are provided for information only and do not in any way restrict the Government from ordering services in accordance with the minimums and maximums established under this Indefinite-Quantity, Indefinite Delivery Contract.

B. 2 Schedule of Items: Production Rates Stand Improvement Area 2 (Flathead National Forest).

These rates are inserted into Paragraphs F.3.2.1 and F.3.2.2 of the contract, as appropriate.

evaluation and estimated quantities for first year are the same as on the pricing schedule.

C.5.1 Walk -in > 1000 ft

Per 1,000

ft. Per

Walk-in Unit Acre

N/A See pricing schedule

C.5.2 Tree Thinning

C.5.2 A. Consists of approximately ≤ 300

B. Consists of approximately 301 - 700

C. Consists of approximately 701 - 1500

D. Consists of approximately 1501-3000

E. Consists of approximately 3001-5000

F. Consists of approximately 5001-7500

G. Consists of approximately 7501-10,000

H. Consists of approximately 10,001-15,000

I. Consists of approximately 15,001-20,000

J. Tree Improvement Test Plantation

Thinning

C.5.3 Slashing

C.5.3 A. Consists of approximately ≤ 300

B. Consists of approximately 301 - 700

C. Consists of approximately 701 - 1500

D. Consists of approximately 1501-3000

C.5.3.1 Shrub Slashing Supplement

C.5.3.1 A. Consists of approximately 0 to 33

B. Consists of approximately 34 to 66

C. Consists of approximately 67 to 100

C.5.4 Girdling

C.5.4 A. Incidental ≤5 trees/acre in any unit. Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.4 B. 6-20 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.4 C. 21-40 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule evaluation and estimated quantities for first year are the same as on the pricing schedule.

C.5.5 Pruning

C.5.5 A. ≤ 100 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day

C.5.5 B. 101-200 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day

C.5.5 C. > 200 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day

C.5.6 Pruning with Release

C.5.6 A. Pruning < 100 TPA AND Release (max

B. Pruning 100-200 TPA AND Release

(max 43 tpa)

C. Pruning > 200 TPA AND Release (max

C.5.7 Release of Browse Species Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.8 Release/Weeding

C.5.8 A. ≤ 10' Average Radius Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.8 B. 10.1' - 16' Average Radius Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.8 C. 16.1' - 30' Average Radius Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.9 Slash Treatment

C.5.9.1 Standard Slash Treatment Acre _________Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.9.2 Supplemental Slash Treatment 8.1”-10”

C.5.9.2 A. Supplemental Slash Treatment (8.1"-10"

DBH) ≤100 additional stems/acre to be treated in

C.5.9.2 B. Supplemental Slash Treatment (8.1"-10"

DBH) ≥100 additional stems/acre to be treated in

C.5.9.3 Supplemental Slash Treatment 8.1”-12”

C.5.9.3 A. Supplemental Slash Treatment (8.1"-12"

DBH) ≤100 additional stems/acre to be treated in

C.5.9.3 B. Supplemental Slash Treatment (8.1"-12"

DBH) ≥100 additional stems/acre to be treated in

C.5.9.4 Deduction for No Slash Treatment Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day

C.5.10 Hand Piling (Includes covering with water resistant Paper)

C.5.10 A. ≤ 15 piles/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.10 B. 16-25 piles/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.10 C. 26-35 piles/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.10 D. 36-45 piles/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.10 E. 46-55 piles/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.10 F. 56-65 piles/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.10.1 Deduction: covering not required Acre No reduction in Task Order time will be taken.

evaluation and estimated quantities for first year are the same as on the pricing schedule.

C.5.10.2 Hand Piling Existing Logging Slash Supplement

C.5.10.2 A. Hand Piling Existing Logging Slash

Supplement < 15 piles/acre

B. Hand Piling Existing Logging Slash

Supplement 16-25 piles/acre

C. Hand Piling Existing Logging Slash

Supplement 26-35 piles/acre

D. Hand Piling Existing Logging Slash

Supplement 36-45 piles/acre

B. Hand Piling Existing Logging Slash

Supplement 46-55 piles/acre

C. Hand Piling Existing Logging Slash

Supplement 56-65 piles/acre

C.5.10.3 Hand Piling Large Diameter Material Supplement 8.1”-12”

C.5.10.3 A. Hand Piling Large Diameter Material

Supplement (8.1"-12" DBH) ≤15 tons/acre

B. Hand Piling Large Diameter Material

Supplement (8.1"-12" DBH) 16-30 tons/acre

C. Hand Piling Large Diameter Material

Supplement (8.1"-12" DBH) 31-50 tons/acre

C.5.11 Fuel Break/Slash Pullback/Fireline Construction

C.5.11.1 Fuel Break Construction

C.5.11.1 A. Fuel Break Construction width 5-20’ Chain _________ Chains Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.11.1 B. Fuel Break Construction width 21-30’ Chain _________ Chains Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.11.1 C. Fuel Break Construction width 31-40’ Chain _________ Chains Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.11.1 D. Fuel Break Construction width 41-50’ Chain _________ Chains Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.11.2 Slash Pull Back

C.5.11.2 A. Standard Slash Pullback width 0-20’ Chain N/A See pricing schedule

C.5.11.2 B. Slash Pullback width 21’-30’ Chain _________ Chains Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.11.2 C. Slash Pullback width 31’-40’ Chain _________ Chains Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.11.2 D. Slash Pullback width 41’-50’ Chain _________ Chains Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.11.3 Fireline Construction

C.5.11.3 Fireline Construction Chain _________ Chains Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.12 Residual Tree Protection

C.5.12 A. Residual Tree Protection ≤ 10 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day

C.5.12 B. Residual Tree Protection 11-30 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day

C.5.12 C. Residual Tree Protection 31-50 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day

D. Residual Tree Protection 51-75 trees/acre

E. Residual Tree Protection

75-150 trees/acre evaluation and estimated quantities for first year are the same as on the pricing schedule.

C.5.13 Duff Mound Removal

C.5.13 A. ≤ 10 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.13 B. 11-30 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.13 C. 31-50 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.13 D. 51-75 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.13 E. 75-150 trees/acre Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.14 ADD ON ITEMS

C.5.14.1 Identify and flag special protection areas

(wildlife clumps) Clump ________ Clumps Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.14.2 Hourly Rate for Specialized Treatments Hour/

Person N/A See pricing schedule

C.5.14.3 Stump Treatments Acre _________ Acres Per Crew/Calendar Day See pricing schedule

C.5.14.4 Reserved. N/A N/A

Items Not Separately Priced

C.5.15 Resource Protection NSP NSP

C.5.17 Plot Tree Data NSP NSP

C.5.18 Contractor Quality Control Plan NSP NSP

C.5.19 Work Plan & Schedule NSP NSP

C.5.20 Camping/Worksite Plan NSP NSP

C.5.21 Communications NSP NSP

C.5.22 On-site Representative NSP NSP

NOTE 1: NSP = Not Separately Priced. For contract time, the time for this work is included in the time calculations made for

NOTE 2: The “Quantity” column above shows two numbers. The first number is the quantity that the Government will use for evaluation purposes. The second quantity is the estimated quantity to be ordered in Year One, although the Government order(s) is/are not limited to this quantity. The quantities identified are not necessarily the quantities that will be ordered in any particular year. Please be advised that quantities identified on the Schedule of Items are provided for information only and do not in any way restrict the Government from ordering services in accordance with the minimums and maximums established under this Indefinite-

Quantity, Indefinite Delivery Contract.