OFSL Brush Clearing Site Visit Q and A.pdf

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Olympia Lab Brush Clearing Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
1240BG24Q0077
Issued by
Department of Agriculture Forest Service Research Service Pacific Northwest Research Station

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This document appears to be a Questions and Answers (Q&A) summary from a site visit related to Solicitation 1240BG24Q0077 for Brush Clearing Services at the Olympia Forestry Sciences Lab (OFSL) in Olympia, WA. The site visit was conducted on August 27, 2024, and the Q&A addresses various aspects of the required work, including the size of trees that need to be retained, the handling of slash and stump piles, the assessment of diseased or hazardous trees, and the treatment of existing downed logs and stumps. The Q&A also clarifies the scope of work across the road and the desired footprint in specific areas. The solicitation indicates that a brush/vegetation masticator may be utilized, and that chipping of branches, limbs, and shrubbery in certain areas is acceptable. Quotes for this work are due by September 3, 2024, at 3:00 pm Pacific Time.

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Solicitation 1240BG24Q0077 – OFSL Brush Clearing Site Visit 8/27/2024 Questions and Answers

Q1. What size dbh (diameter-breast-height) tree needs to stay?

A1. This information can be found at Attachment 01 – Statement of Work

Q2. Can stump and slash piles out back be mulched and left on site?

A2. This information can be found at Attachment 01 – Statement of Work

Q3. Do any damage diseased or hazardous trees need to be assessed on this project and dealt with?

A3. No.

Q4. Do any of the existing downed logs /trees and Stumps in wooded area need to be chipped or mulched on site as well?

A4. No.

Q5. Does the PVC piping that is on the ground in the wooded area behind the building remain or is it trash?

A5. PVC will be removed prior to contract start date.

Q6. How far across the road is work to be done?

A6 This information can be found at Attachment 01 – Statement of Work

Q7. What kind of footprint do you want left in area A1?

A7. This information can be found at Attachment 01 – Statement of Work.

Q8. For the clearing could a vegetation/brush masticator be utilized?

A8. Yes.

Q9. Can areas A2, B4&5 branches, limbs, and shrubbery can be chipped into area A1?

A9. Yes

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