AMEND 2_03062020.pdf
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- Allegheny National Forest MRD Site Prep Federal contract opportunity
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- 1224H820Q0007
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Combined Synopsis/Solicitation: 1224H820Q0007
Date: 6 March 2020
AMENDMENT 2:
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS:
1. QUESTION: How do I know I am at the correct location?
RESPONSE: The combined synopsis/solicitation includes maps and section 110 has written directions to the work sites. Look for bright orange tags that say “2020 Site Prep”, also section 110.
2. QUESTION: Contract lists Beech (BE) only to be cut at 1-1 and 2-8 is this a misprint or correct?
RESPONSE: It is correct. Only cut beech.
3. QUESTION: What are the insurance requirements for Contractor and Sub-contractor who work without employees?
RESPONSE: Reference clause 52.228-5 Insurance—Work on a Government Installation (JAN 1997) and AGAR 452.228-71 Insurance Coverage (NOV 1996). Reference FAR clause 52.212- 4(q), Contractors shall also comply with all applicable Federal, State and local laws, executive orders, rules and regulations applicable to its performance under a resulting contract.
4. QUESTION: How old are the tree stands?
RESPONSE: These stands are around 100 years old. They have had some sort of intermediate timber harvest within the last six years.
5. QUESTION: Are the stands clearcuts, shelter wood or thinning units?
RESPONSE: They are predominately shelterwood seed cuts. There may be a few single tree selection cuts included. Some may be freshly marked for future timber sales.
6. QUESTION: Brushcutter or Chainsaw?
RESPONSE: Typically brush cutters are used for the brush and some people use chainsaws for trees larger than 5”. Contractor preference.
7. QUESTION: How many workers was the contract time based on?
RESPONSE: The contract time is based upon when the Forest Service needs the work done
by. It is up to the contractor to supply an adequate number of workers to get the project done in the allotted time.
8. QUESTION: Can an RFQ be made into a binding contract?
RESPONSE: Yes, when a company accepts the Government’s offer of a purchase order or contract.
9. QUESTION: Who did the last contract that was similar and at what price?
RESPONSE: Award notices were posted at time of award and are available on www.beta.sam.gov under Contract Opportunities.
(End of Amendment 2) http://www.beta.sam.gov/
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