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9.0 Quality Control Plan. The Contractor shall submit a Quality Control Plan (QCP) within 10 calendar days of award notice, before work begins. The QCP shall demonstrate how the Contractor will assure the quality of performance meets the objectives and requriements of the contract. The QCP includes the Contractor’s inspection system. Reference the Performance Requirement Summary below.
10.0 Performance Requirement Summary: The below table describes the quality level of performance expected by the Forest Service and the means by which the Forest Service may use to validate acceptable services. Acceptance by the Government of satisfactory services provided is contingent upon the Contractor performing in accordance with the terms and conditions of the contract. The Government may conduct quality assurance for its benefit and has the right to refuse acceptance of nonconforming services.
The following inspection and acceptance criteria are to be used to determine acceptance of work under this order.
Performance Requirement Summary
PWS Para
Required Services Performance Standards Acceptable Quality Level
(AQL)
Monitoring Method
2.1 Construct Fire Line Continuous mineral soil line
not less than 2 feet and not greater than 4 feet. Mineral soil is exposed and debris placed on outer edge of fireline
Mineral soil exposed on 100% of fire line
COR visual inspection
2.2 Construct Fuel Break Width is not less than 10
feet and not more than 20 feet. Combustible material is scattered beyond the fuel break with no concentration of debris greater than 2 feet high in any one area
Fuel Break is 95% cleared of combustible debris and continuity of fuels is disrupted across 100% of the fuel break.
COR visual inspection
2.4 Slash Piling Material in the 0” – 7.0”
diameter size class is piled
Minimum of 75% of debris material in work area is piled. All continity of fuels are eliminated.
COR visual inspection
2.4 Slash Piling Piles will be minimum of 6
feet in height, with a ratio of 2 vertical feet to 3 horizontal feet (i.e. 6 feet high should be 9 feet wide).
100% of piles are well compacted, clean of soil and formed to readily ignite and burn completely
COR visual inspection
Amendment No. 1, 6/7/2019
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