RFP_1243ZP19R0006_Disaster_Recovery_FS_Region_8.pdf

1243ZP19R0006

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43ZP

USDA FOREST SERVICE

SOUTHERN REGION

1720 PEACHTREE RD SW SUITE 876 SOU

ATLANTA GA 30309-2449

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DANA L ALTMON-CARY 404

dana.altmon-cary@usda.gov

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Table of Contents

SECTION B - SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND PRICES/COSTS

SECTION C- STATEMENT OF WORK

SECTION E- INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE

SECTION F- DELIVERIES OR PERFORMANCE

SECTION G -CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION DATA

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SECTION I- CONTRACT CLAUSES

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SECTION M- EVALUATION

SECTION B - SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND PRICES/COSTS

FIXED PRICES – BLANKET PURCHASE AGREEMENT

The Disaster Recovery Support effort is a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) which is comprised of Firm-Fixed Price (FFP) call orders.

The Offeror shall provide FFP rates for all applicable service activities for which the Offeror proposes (Offerors are NOT required to propose on all service activities or all Forest Units).

PRICING AND ESTIMATES

The maximum dollar amount for any individual call order is $250,000. The total aggregate maximum of each resultant BPA award is not to exceed $7,000,000 ($1,000,000 per Forest Unit proposed).

SCOPE OF WORK

The Contractor shall provide all resources and services (except as may be expressly stated in the call order as furnished by the Government) necessary to perform the requirements set forth in the

Statement of Work incorporated in Section C, as ordered in the BPA call orders.

The needs of the Government and availability of Contractor's resources during an emergency cannot be determined in advance, it is mutually agreed that, upon request of the Government, the Contractor shall furnish the resources listed herein to the extent the Contractor is willing and able at the time of order. Due to the sporadic occurrence of incident activity, the placement of any call order IS NOT

GUARANTEED.

Resources furnished under this agreement may be operated and subjected to extreme environmental and/or strenuous operating conditions which could include but is not limited to unimproved roads, steep, rocky, hilly terrain, dust, heat, and smoky conditions. As a result, by entering into this agreement, the contractor agrees that what is considered wear and tear under this agreement is in excess of what the resource is subjected to under normal operations and is reflected in the rates paid for the resource.

SERVICE/CONSTRUCTION WORK

This contract contains both service line items and construction line items which pertain to the overall disaster recovery scope. It is anticipated that the majority of the contract work is service work and Service Contract Act wage determination and prompt payment procedures will apply to the call orders. Call orders may contain construction work more than $30,000 which will be applicable to performance bonding, Davis Bacon wage rates and payroll submittal requirements would apply to those orders. Further bonding instructions will be stated in specific call order.

NON EMERGENCY UNIT PRICING

The non-emergency call orders are for supplies, services, and construction ordered after initial response and are subject to the Offeror’s non-emergency service activity rates. The call order response time for non-emergency unit pricing is a minimum of five (5) calendar days.

Contractors may be motivated to offer discounts based on factors other than order value, including competitive forces, technological changes, labor conditions, industry sales goals, and inventory reductions.

EMERGENCY UNIT PRICING

The emergency call orders are for supplies, services, and construction ordered during initial response and are subject to the Offeror’s emergency service activity rates. The call order response time for emergency unit pricing is two (2) calendar days.

Contractors may be motivated to offer discounts based on factors other than order value, including competitive forces, technological changes, labor conditions, industry sales goals, and inventory reductions.

TRAVEL

Travel will be identified at the time of the BPA call order. Travel shall be limited to rates established in the Federal Travel Regulations for localities where work is performed.

ANALYTICAL SERVICES

Analytical services shall be negotiated as required for a specific BPA call. Customary incidental tools of the trade and equipment shall be included within hourly labor rates.

EQUIPMENT

Vehicles and equipment shall be negotiated as required for a specific BPA call. Customary incidental tools of the trade and equipment shall be included within hourly FFP rates.

MATERIALS

Materials (other than incidentals) shall be negotiated as required for a specific BPA calls.

SCHEDULE OF ITEMS FULLY BURDENED RATE TABLE FOR PRICING FFP

CALL ORDERS

Proposed fully burdened labor rates shall include, but are not limited to, direct labor, equipment, operating supplies, materials, State and Federal taxes (including workers compensation costs), insurance coverage, transportation costs, overhead, and profit, and any costs/fees necessary to ensure equipment/ operators/crews meet(s) the specified standards.

NOTE: Any costs associated with a contractor provided support truck for fuel, maintenance, and operator transportation; delivery/setup/takedown, mobilization/demobilization, power generation, and a Contractors representative attendance at the operational period briefings may be included in the call order response, but should not be included in the proposed rates.

The Offeror shall propose either non-emergency rates, emergency ceiling rates or both for the Forest Unit(s). If the Offeror is proposing on more than the two Forest Units add rows and rates to the Contract Line Item Number (CLIN). The Forest Units selections shall be from the following National Forest and Grasslands, Arkansas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.

Table B- Schedule of Items

CLIN Line Item

Description

Year 1

9/20/2019 - 9/19/2020

Year 2

9/20/2020 - 9/19/2021

Year 3

9/20/2021 - 9/19/2022

Year 4

9/20/2022- 9/19/2023

Year 5

9/20/23-9/20/2024

HAND CLEARING ACTIVITY

SOW C.2.1.1

Units of

Measure

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate

(ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

0001 Herbicide

Treatment Services

NAICS 325320

Forest Unit #1

Forest Unit #2

Acre

0002 Clearing Services

NAICS 238910

Mile

0003 Control of herbaceous/woody invasive species

0004 Environmental

Remediation and

Abatement Activities

NAICS 562910

Sq. FT

Year 1

9/20/2019 - 9/19/2020

Year 2

9/20/2020 - 9/19/2021

Year 3

9/20/2021 - 9/19/2022

Year 4

9/20/2022- 9/19/2023

Year 5

9/20/23-9/20/2024

HEAVY CLEARING

ACTIVITY

SOW C.2.1.2

NAICS 238910

Units of

Measure

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate

(ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

0005 Clearing Vegetation and Trees

Requirements

0006 Disking Services

0007 Masticating Services

0008 Day Lighting

Services

Year 1

9/20/2019 - 9/19/2020

Year 2

9/20/2020 - 9/19/2021

Year 3

9/20/2021 - 9/19/2022

Year 4

9/20/2022- 9/19/2023

Year 5

9/20/23-9/20/2024

ROAD MAINTENANCE

ACTIVITY

SOW C.2.1.3

Units of

Measure

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate

(ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

0009 Blading Aggregate

Surfaced Roads

NAICS 237310

0.1 Mile

0010 Clean and Reshape

DitchesNAICS

237310

0.1 Mile

0011 Cleaning Culverts and Tail Ditches

Ea.

0012 Spot Surface

Replacement, Aggregate Surfaced

Roads

Ton

0013 Aggregate Materials

0014 Erosion and

Sedimentation

Control

0015 Mowing Services

Year 1

9/20/2019 - 9/19/2020

Year 2

9/20/2020 - 9/19/2021

Year 3

9/20/2021 - 9/19/2022

Year 4

9/20/2022- 9/19/2023

Year 5

9/20/23-9/20/2024

ROAD CONSTRUCTION

ACTIVITY

SOW C.2.1.4

Units of

Measure

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate

(ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

0016 Reconstruct Roads

0017 Bridge Replacement

Sq. Ft

0018 Culvert Installation

LF

Year 1

9/20/2019 - 9/19/2020

Year 2

9/20/2020 - 9/19/2021

Year 3

9/20/2021 - 9/19/2022

Year 4

9/20/2022- 9/19/2023

Year 5

9/20/23-9/20/2024

NON-FACILITY

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY

SOW C.2.1.5

Units of

Measure

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate

(ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

0019 Fertilization

NAICS 561730

0020 Planting

ServicesNAICS

561730

0021 Repairing On-site

Utility Services

NAICS 561990

Daily

Weekly

Monthly

0022 Parking, road, sidewalk, and drainage structures

Ea.

0023 Landscape

Improvements

0024 Dismantling, Demolition and/or

Removal of

Improvements

Ea

0025 Demolish infrastructure in safe and an OSHA regulated manner

Year 1

9/20/2019 - 9/19/2020

Year 2

9/20/2020 - 9/19/2021

Year 3

9/20/2021 - 9/19/2022

Year 4

9/20/2022- 9/19/2023

Year 5

9/20/23-9/20/2024

NON-LIVING SMALL

STRUCTURE

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY

SOW C.2.1.6

Units of

Measure

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate

(ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

0026 Roofing

Replacement

NAICS 238610

0027 Siding Replacement

NAICS 238160

0028 Construct and install Pre-

Engineered and modular building systems

NAICS 238290

Sq. Ft.

Sizes

Year 1

9/20/2019 - 9/19/2020

Year 2

9/20/2020 - 9/19/2021

Year 3

9/20/2021 - 9/19/2022

Year 4

9/20/2022- 9/19/2023

Year 5

9/20/23-9/20/2024

PORTABLE TOILETS AND

SERVICES ACTIVITY

SOW C.2.1.12

NAICS 562991

Units of

Measure

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate

(ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

0029 Portable Toilets and

0030 ADA compliant portable toilet units

0031 Handwashing

Stations

0032 Weekly maintenance, service and pumping

Year 1

9/20/2019 - 9/19/2020

Year 2

9/20/2020 - 9/19/2021

Year 3

9/20/2021 - 9/19/2022

Year 4

9/20/2022- 9/19/2023

Year 5

9/20/23-9/20/2024

AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE

ACTIVITY

SOW C.2.1.13

NAICS 336411

Units of

Measure

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate

(ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

0033 Fixed Wing Rental

Flight Time based on footprint and data resolution footprint

0034 Fixed Wing

Data/Product Flight

Time

Data per acre data

Product per acre data data.

0035 UAS Rental Flight footprint footprint

0036 UAS Data/Product

0037 Satellite Rental based on

Footprint

0038 Satellite

Data/Product Flight

0039 UAS Rental Type 4

0040 UAS Rental Type 4

Availability

Year 2

9/20/2020 - 9/19/2021

Year 3

9/20/2021 - 9/19/2022

Year 4

9/20/2022- 9/19/2023

Year 5

9/20/23-9/20/2024

SECURUTY SERVICES

ACTIVITY

SOW C.2.1.14

NAICS 561612

Units of

Measure

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate

(ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

41 Security Services

Area Patrol

(Unarmed)

42 Security Services

Event Coverage

Forest Unit#1

43 Security Services

Traffic Control

44 Security Services

Area Patrol (Armed)

45 Security Services

Event Coverage

(Armed)

46 Security Services

Traffic Control

(Armed)

Year 2

9/20/2020 - 9/19/2021

Year 3

9/20/2021 - 9/19/2022

Year 4

9/20/2022- 9/19/2023

Year 5

9/20/23-9/20/2024

TRAIL MAINTENANCE

ACTIVITY

SOW C.2.1.7

Units of

Measure

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate

(ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

0047 Trail Assessment

NAICS 541320

0048 Trail restoration

0049 Trail restoration

(wilderness)

0050 Trail restoration, Road to Trail

Conversion

0051 Brush Cutting

0052 Brush Cutting

Wilderness

0053 Logging Out

NAICS 115310

SOW C.2.1.7

0054 Logging Out wilderness trailsNAICS 115310

0055 Danger Tree

Removal

EA

0056 Danger Tree

Removal

0057 Rock and Root

0058 Borrow

CY

0059 Slough and Berm

0060 Slough and Berm

Removal

0061 Maintain Trail

Turnpike

0062 Maintain

Switchbacks

0063 Drainage

Maintenance

0064 Drainage

Maintenance

(wilderness)

SOW C.2.1.7

0065 Maintain Waterbars

0066 Maintain Waterbars

0067 Maintain Grade

DipsNAICS 115310

0068 Rock Retaining Wall

SF

0069 Sign Repair

0070 Sign Replacement

0071 Barrier

Maintenance

Year 1

9/20/2019 - 9/19/2020

Year 2

9/20/2020 - 9/19/2021

Year 3

9/20/2021 - 9/19/2022

Year 4

9/20/2022- 9/19/2023

Year 5

9/20/23-9/20/2024

TRAIL CONSTRUCTION

ACTIVITY

SOW C.2.1.8

NAICS 237310

Units of

Measure

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate

(ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling

0072 Clearing

0073 Clearing

0074 Grubbing

0075 Obliteration

0076 Obliteration

0077 Closure

0078 Hot bituminous plant mix surfacing

0079 Cold bituminous plant mix surfacing

0080 Aggregate surfacing, grading

TON

0081 Stairway, log riser

0082 Stairway, log riser

0083 Stairway, overlapping rock pinned

0084 Stairway, overlapping rock pinned (wilderness)

0085 Stairway, rock riser

0086 Removal of Culverts

0087 Removal of Culverts

0088 Removal of Stairs

0089 Removal of Bridge

0090 Removal of

Structures and obstructions

0091 Trail Construction

24-36"

0092 Trail Construction

24-36"(wilderness)

0093 Trail Construction

36-48”

0094 Culvert: type 18" cmp , .064"

0095 Rock culverts

0096 Trial Bridge

Replacement

Year 2

9/20/2020 - 9/19/2021

Year 3

9/20/2021 - 9/19/2022

Year 4

9/20/2022- 9/19/2023

Year 5

9/20/23-9/20/2024

GATE INSTALLATION

ACTIVITY

SOW C.2.1.9

NAICS 238290

Units of

Measure

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate

(ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling

0097 Gate Installation

Year 1

9/20/2019 - 9/19/2020

Year 2

9/20/2020 - 9/19/2021

Year 3

9/20/2021 - 9/19/2022

Year 4

9/20/2022- 9/19/2023

Year 5

9/20/23-9/20/2024

BUG/MOSQUITO CONTROL

ACTIVITY

SOW C.2.1.11

NAICS 325320

Units of

Measure

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate

(ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

0098 Bug Mosquito

Spraying (aerial)

0099 Bug Mosquito

Spraying (ground laying)

Year 2

9/20/2020 - 9/19/2021

Year 3

9/20/2021 - 9/19/2022

Year 4

9/20/2022- 9/19/2023

Year 5

9/20/23-9/20/2024

EQUIPMENT RENTAL (with

OPERATOR)

SOW C.2.1.10

NAICS 532490

Units of

Measure

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate

(ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling

0100 Feller Buncher

0101 Strip

Mulcher/Masticator

0102 Mulcher/Masticator

(Boom Mounted)

0103 Road Grader

0104 Skidder

0105 Gray Water Truck

0106 Potable Water

Truck

WeeklyM onthly

0107 Lowboy/Transport

0108 Water Tenders

0109 Chippers

0110 Excavator

0111 Dozer

0112 Generator Delivery and Installation

Year 2

9/20/2020 - 9/19/2021

Year 3

9/20/2021 - 9/19/2022

Year 4

9/20/2022- 9/19/2023

Year 5

9/20/23-9/20/2024

SURVEYING

SOW C.2.1.15

NAICS 541370

Units of

Measure

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate

(ceiling rate)

Non-

Emergency

Rate

Emergency

Rate (ceiling rate)

0113 Boundary Line

Marking

Forest Unit#2

0114 Survey Stakeout to

Reestablish

Boundary Lines

SECTION C- STATEMENT OF WORK

C.1. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

C.1.1 SCOPE OF WORK

The USDA Forest Service Southern Region’s Disaster Recovery BPA provides commercial services and equipment for disaster support services to be performed for the National Forests and Grasslands in Arkansas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.

Examples of disaster recovery work include but are not limited to hurricanes, tornados, floods, and invasive species activity. Contractors shall perform various support activities per the Statement of

Work. Work may include but is not limited to road maintenance and construction; blading of roads;

placement of aggregate; culvert cleaning and replacement; tree removal; debris removal; ditch cleaning; trail maintenance and construction; non-living facility construction to include but not limited to parking lots, utilities, campgrounds, sheds, gazeboes, shoulder and roadbed reconditioning, and other small storage units; and equipment rental to include but not limited to excavators, diggers, dozers, and other light or heavy equipment.

APPLICABLE TO ALL SCOPE OF WORK IN THE WILDERNESS

Work within Wilderness areas shall be accomplished using traditional tools and skills.

Movement of materials in and out of Wilderness will require use of pack stock or human power.

Mechanical transport and motorized equipment use is prohibited by law. See definitions below for activities considered mechanical transport or motorized equipment. If the task defined in the order cannot be accomplished using traditional tools, communicate with the CO and do no proceed with work until approved to do so.

Response Conditions: Be aware that cell phone coverage may not be available; closest supply sources may be several hours drive from work site. Potable water, electricity, and sanitary facilities may not be available.

Mechanical Transport: Any contrivance for moving people or material in or over land, water, or air, having moving parts, that provides a mechanical advantage to the user, and that is powered by a living or nonliving power source. This includes but is not limited to, sailboats, hang gliders, parachutes, bicycles, game carriers, carts, and wagons. It does not include wheelchairs when used as a necessary medical appliance. It also does not include skis, snowshoes, rafts, canoes, travois, or similar primitive devices without moving parts.

Motorized Equipment: Machines that use a motor, engine or other nonliving power sources.

This includes but is not limited to, such machines as chain saws, aircraft, snowmobiles, generators, motorboats and motor vehicles. It does not include small battery or gas powered hand carried devices such as shavers, wristwatches, flashlights, cameras, stoves, or other similar small equipment.

Tools Approved for Use in Wilderness Areas: bow saws, one-person crosscut saw 3’ to 4’ in length, 2-person crosscut saw 5’ to 5.5” in length, double bit axe, single bit poll axe w/wedges, peavey/cant hook, log carriers, loppers/pruning shears, swing blades, fire rake, shovel, adze/hazel hoe, stone hammers, star drills, 6-7’ long pry bar, block and tackle with an assortment of rope, wire rope, chains, and cable; grip hoists, draw knife, 2”wide paint brushes, Pulaski/mattock. Use of pack stock is allowed in wilderness.

In order to prevent the potential spread of invasive plants into the project area, the Contractor shall be required to furnish the Contracting Officer with proof of weed-free equipment.

The Contractor shall clean all equipment (equipment that operates off existing roads) prior to entry on the project area. This cleaning must remove all dirt and plant parts and material that may carry invasive plant material into the project area. Only equipment inspected by the Contracting Officer or other qualified Forest Service person will be allowed to operate within the project area. All subsequent move-ins of equipment must be treated the same as the initial move in.

Prior to initial move-in of all equipment, and all subsequent move-ins, the Contractor shall make equipment available for inspection at an agreed location.

C.1.2 SERVICE ACTIVITIES

HAND CLEARING TYPE WORK (i.e. chainsaws)

HEAVY CLEARING TYPE WORK (i.e. equipment used to clear paths such as excavators/bulldozers)

ROAD MAINTENANCE TYPE WORK (i.e. aggregate, blading, culvert clearing)

ROAD CONSTRUCTION TYPE WORK (i.e. reconstruct roads, bridge replacement, culvert installation)

NON-FACILITY CONSTRUCTION (i.e. parking lots, utilities, campgrounds)

NON-LIVING SMALL STRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION (i.e. gazebos, sheds, storage facilities)

TRAIL MAINTENANCE (i.e. clearing of trails, minor repairs, culvert clearing)

TRAIL CONSTRUCTION (i.e. construction of trails, installation of culverts, footbridge installment)

GATE INSTALLATION (i.e. across roads, trails, openings)

EQUIPMENT RENTAL (i.e. excavators, dozers)

BUG/ MOSIQUITOE CONTROL (i.e. spraying)

PORTABLE TOILETS AND SERVICES (i.e. rental and servicing)

AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE (i.e. UAV rental)

SECURITY SERVICES

SURVEYING SERVICES

C.1.3 LOCATION SERVICE

The place(s) of performance include the National Forest and Grasslands located in the following states, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia as directed in the individual call orders.

C.1.4 GOVERNMENT QUALITY ASSURANCE

Quality assurance will be performed by the Government during the agreement at regular intervals.

Methods may include visual survey and review of Contractor quality control documents. Deduction for work may include rework at no cost to the Government or Government acceptance with price reduction.

C.1.5 CONTRACTOR QUALITY CONTROL

The Contractor, not the Government, is responsible for management and quality control actions to meet the terms of this agreement. The role of the Government is quality assurance to ensure contract standards are met.

Records of quality inspections must be kept and made available to the Government throughout the performance period and for the period after agreement completion until final settlement of any claims under this contract.

A description of the site specific quality control inspection plan must be provided within thirty (30) days of agreement award. The plan must include: (1) control procedures for security of

Government-provided items such as keys, and lock combinations; (2) location of the inspection documents; (3) corrective or preventive actions that will be taken to meet quality standards; and (4) a customer comments feedback system.

C.2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

C.2.1 Activities (Service Categories)

All work of this agreement shall be performed in accordance with the requirements of the Activities

Schedule and the Repair Activities as specified per BPA Call.

C.2.1.1 HAND CLEARING TYPE WORK (i.e. chainsaws)

General Scope

Hand clearing work may occur along roads and trails, in and around recreation and administrative facilities, openings and fields, and on other locations near or within a national forest.

Hand clearing activities may include clearing, herbicide treatment, control of herbaceous or woody invasive species, and environmental remediation and abatement in the following locations along roads and trails. Activities may include restoring the original templates, clearing, removing slough and berm, borrow, filling ruts and troughs, reshaping back-slopes, excavation, reshaping trail tread, restoring drainage, constructing check dams, removing rocks, roots, and stumps, and rehabilitation.

BPA call orders may be issued for herbicide treatments, clearing, control of herbaceous or woody invasive species, and environmental remediation and abatement activities.

Detailed Specifications

The followings are a few specifications and requirements for activities that are included under this service category

Herbicide Treatment Requirements Herbicide treatments shall consist of spraying the targeted undesired vegetative species (i.e., NNIS or unwanted native invasive (sweetgum)), following current Forest Service (FS) specifications and requirements for treatment of vegetative species, within the openings, along FS system roads, on and along the LWS and within some forested stands for habitat improvement. All herbicide activities would occur above the surface of the ground.

Clearing Requirements Clearing activities shall consist of reclaiming openings by dozer and pushing or removing woody vegetation from the openings in order that normal planting practices could resume. Clearing activities could include pushing root-balls out of the area so the ground would be prepared for later disking and planting.

Control of herbaceous/woody invasive species

Control by mechanical or herbicide application

Environmental Remediation and Abatement Activities

Mold remediation

Asbestos removal and cleanup

Lead paint removal and cleanup

Wild animal abatement and cleanup activities

C.2.1.2 HEAVY CLEARING TYPE WORK (i.e. equipment used to clear paths such as excavators/bulldozers)

Heavy clearing type work may occur along roads and trails, in and around recreation and administrative facilities, openings and fields, and on other locations near or within a national forest.

Heavy clearing activities may include Clearing Vegetation and Trees, Disking and Wildland

Disking, Mastication, and Day-lighting.

The followings are a few specifications and requirements for activities that are included under this service category.

Clearing Vegetation and Trees Requirements

Clearing activities shall consist of reclaiming transportation infrastructure by excavator with hydraulic thumb, dozer and pushing or removing woody vegetation from transportation infrastructure in order that normal travel and traffic can resume. Clearing activities could include sawing down trees.

All debris or slash (i.e., windfall trees or branches) larger than three inches in diameter within the clearing limits shall be removed. Slash may be pushed outside of the clearing limits. No slash shall be placed in roads, openings, streams or ditches. All woody material larger than one inch in diameter or two feet in length and any sharp object shall be removed from the travel-ways (e.g., roads, trails, and openings).

Wildland Disking Requirements Wildland Disking shall consist of disking, cutting or chopping into the soil up to 6” below the surface of the ground and through roots, sticks, rocks and other wildland debris. This type of disking would take place in wildland or woodland settings. This type disking would require the use of a heavier disk (e.g., a wildland disk) than would be used in more typical disking and cultivating practices. Disking would result in 8’ wide lanes across pre-selected stands (i.e., wildland, woodland and/or open stands) to increase edge habitat and improve the landscape’s overall habitat. All heavy disking treatments would be conducted on flatter, gently rolling or slopes less than 5%. The machine used to pull this heavy disk would be a heavier tractor or bull dozer with a heavier frame and more horse-power necessary to handle and pull this type of disk through these types of areas. A tired tractor may need to be equipped with the heavier layered wildland tires to protect against punctures from stobs, stumps and other sharp edges.

Disking Requirements Disking shall consist of disking or cutting into the soil up to 6” below the surface of the ground.

Disking would include the cutting or chopping of vegetation (e.g., grasses and woody plant growth) three inches diameter or less with the disking equipment within the openings, along the system roads, or on various forest locations.

All debris or slash (i.e., windfall trees or branches) larger than three inches in diameter within the disking limits shall be removed. Slash may be scattered outside of the disking limits. No slash shall be placed in roads, openings, streams or ditches. All woody material larger than one inch in diameter or two feet in length and any sharp object shall be removed from the travel ways (e.g., roads, and openings).

Mastication Requirements Mastication shall consist of cutting, chopping and mulching all vegetation 6” or less in diameter down to ground surface level. This activity would occurring along roads, on LWS, openings and within some forested stands for habitat improvement by reducing the abundance of woody stems within these areas. All mastication activities would occur above the surface of the ground, but due to land contours (e.g., unevenness) an occasional bounce may occur, which would result in the scratch of the surface.

All debris or slash (i.e., windfall trees or branches) larger than three inches in diameter within the mastication limits shall be removed. Slash may be scattered outside of the working limits. No slash shall be placed in roads, openings, streams or ditches. All woody material larger than one inch in roads and openings).

Day-lighting Requirements

Day-lighting activities shall consist of reclaiming designated areas by dozer, articulating side-arm boom mower, and chainsaw by pushing and removing woody vegetation from the areas in order that normal planting practices could resume. Day-lighting activities could include pushing root-balls out of the area so the ground would be prepared for later disking and planting.

All debris or slash (i.e., windfall trees or branches) larger than three inches in diameter within the area limits shall be removed. Slash may be pushed outside of the area limits. No slash shall be placed in roads, openings, streams or ditches. All woody material larger than one inch in diameter or two feet in length and any sharp object shall be removed from the travel ways (e.g., roads and openings).

C.2.1.3 ROAD MAINTENANCE TYPE WORK (i.e. aggregate, blading, culvert clearing)

Road maintenance type work may occur along roads and trails, in and around recreation and administrative facilities, openings and fields, and on other locations near or within a national forest.

Road maintenance activities may include blading aggregate surfaced roads, cleaning and reshaping ditches, cleaning culverts and tail ditches, and spot surfacing replacement on aggregate roads, erosion control, and mowing.

The followings are a few specifications, performance standards and requirements for activities that are included under this service category.

BLADING AGGREGATE SURFACED ROADS

Each road designated to be bladed shall receive a sufficient number of motor grader passes to accomplish the following tasks/subtasks:

Blading operations are to be done over the entire riding surface in order to remove, all ruts, potholes, corrugations and berms by cutting out or scarifying to the bottom of such defect. All suitable dislodged material and aggregate shall be smoothly redistributed over the entire riding surface to produce the proper cross slope or crown as specified 2% to 4%,(1/4” to 1/2” per foot), so that water cannot collect or pond on the road surface This shall include roadbed shaping to prevent water from running down the length of the road. Road structural terms are illustrated on Typical Section drawings in Exhibits D & E.

Aggregate surfacing which has been worked onto road shoulders by traffic repair activities are to be reclaimed and smoothly redistributed over the entire riding surface. Riding surface widths are to be perpetuated as existing. Dips and swales designated to control surface drainage are to be maintained or repaired. No undercutting of road surface nor material berms will be allowed on either side of the road. Assure proper road crowns and surface drainage after all operations.

Usual amounts of grass, leaf litter or pine straw is to be smoothly spread within the riding surface after sufficient movement to sift out surface aggregate. Where grass, leaf litter or pine straw is excessive, as determined by the COR, this material will be evenly spread along the road shoulder and left to decay. Care shall be taken to insure this material does not interfere with surface drainage nor present a safety hazard. Any such reusable material is to be reclaimed in subsequent bladings and smoothly spread within the riding surface.

Blading operations are to be conducted as required to remove loose surface material and accumulated debris from bridge decks and low water structures. Care is to be exercised to not damage any part of the bridge or low water structure. All material shall be smoothly redistributed over the riding surface at the bridge and or low water structure approaches.

Loose rocks protruding three inches or more above the graded surface and loose rocks greater than 3 inches in diameter on the graded surface shall be removed from the roadbed by the end of each work day. It is permissible to waste these rocks off the riding surface but away from ditch lines.

Suitable material shall be placed over any solidly embedded rock so that no rock is protruding more than 3 inches above the graded roadbed surface. This requirement does not apply if suitable material is no located within 100 feet of the embedded rock.

At the conclusion of grading and shaping operations the roadbed shall be smoothed and dressed to produce a uniform grade and cross section and a surface free of hollows, depressions, and projections above the adjacent roadbed surface. No berm or ridge greater than 1” of any material shall be left along either shoulder of the roadbed unless directed by the Contraction Officer or designated representative.

Drainage Dips- All existing drainage dips, swales and other obvious drainage structures within the roadbed, shall be maintained to control surface drainage. All existing drainage dips shall be bladed and shaped to maintain the alignment, dimensions, depth and profile as illustrated on Typical

Section drawings in Exhibit E.

Berm Removal- Berm removal shall consist of the removal of berms along the road shoulders which prohibit proper surface drainage. Material shall be removed to produce a proper cross slope or crown of 2% - 4%, (1/4” to 1/2”) per foot. Material shall be spread along fore slopes to assure proper road surface drainage. Following this work the traveled way shall be bladed in accordance with Activity 811: Blading Aggregate Surfaced Roads

Fallen trees in roadway shall be removed from the travel-way by the contractor before blading. All down tree, logs, stumps etc., in ditches or on roadbed being bladed shall be removed as part of the repair operations.

Method of Measurement

Measurement shall be made to the nearest tenth of a mile using an odometer calibrated over a measured mile. Measurement will be made along the road center line.

CLEANING AND RESHAPING DITCHES

All ditches shall be maintained in their original location to the shape and grade required to ensure drainage of the roadway. Ditches at culverts shall be cleaned as needed to provide unobstructed drainage away from the roadway to the invert of the pipe. Drainage structures and road appurtenances shall not be damaged during this operation. Handwork required to properly connect ditch flow lines to drainage structure inlets is considered part of this activity.

Lead-off ditches shall be cleaned as needed to maintain the grade and width needed to provide unobstructed drainage away from the roadway to their original length or to daylight. Cleaning silt traps that service the roadside ditches or lead-off ditches is included in this work. Restore silt traps to their original dimensions and depth. Material excavated from these ditches is not to be reclaimed onto the roadway. Unsuitable material may be spread on the fill slopes in a manner that will not affect watercourses or the roadway.

Transitions to ditch relief culverts shall be made smooth and the transition from normal ditch depth to the invert of the culvert shall occur within a 25’ (+/- 5’) distance of the culvert inlet. Ditch debris shall not be left piled at or around culvert entrances.

Unless otherwise directed by the COR, ditches shall be cleaned so that depth of ditch is 1 foot below the shoulder of the road and the slope of the ground from the road shoulder to the bottom of the ditch is 2H:1V. Following this work, the traveled way shall be bladed in accordance with Activity

Code 811: Blading Aggregate Surfaced Roads.

All suitable material, (having the same character as the road surface), excavated through this activity is to be reclaimed and used within the traveled way. Unsuitable material is to be spread along back slopes or fill slopes to assure road surface drainage and prevent unsuitable material from being pulled onto aggregate surfaces.

Road ditches shall be measured to the nearest tenth (0.1) of a mile as measured by vehicle odometer calibrated over a measured mile. Measurement shall be made for each side of the road.

CLEANING CULVERTS AND TAIL DITCHES

Cleaning of Culverts

All culverts shall be inspected and cleaned as necessary of dirt, silt, muck, rock, logs, brush, debris and vegetative matter to maintain or restore a smooth flow of water. Culvert inlets shall be cleaned to the invert of the pipe so that 100% of the pipe’s end area is open for a distance equal to one (1) culvert diameter outside the inlet. Constructed drop inlets shall be cleaned to their original dimensions and depth of basin. Handwork required to properly clean drainage structure inlets is considered part of this activity.

These culverts shall be cleaned for a distance equal to two (2) culvert diameters into each end of the pipe.

Drainage basins for these culverts shall be cleared of brush and other woody debris for a three (3) foot radius at the inlet and outlet.

Culverts that are more than 1/2 silted in throughout its length shall be brought to the attention of the

COR and shall be exempt from normal cleaning operations. Throughout this operation, care shall be taken to prevent damage to culvert pipes, end sections and all other appurtenances.

All material, including brush, extracted in this operation shall be disposed of at the site outside the roadway and away from natural or man-made drainages.

Tail ditches at culverts shall be cleaned as needed to maintain the same grade (+ 2%) and width as the pipe and to provide unobstructed drainage away from the roadway to their original length or to daylight. If silt traps service the tail ditches then they are to be cleaned to their original dimensions and depth. Material excavated from these ditches is not to be reclaimed onto the roadway.

Unsuitable material may be spread on the fill slopes in a manner that will not affect watercourses or the roadway.

Drainage structure cleaning and reshaping will be measured to the nearest tenth of a mile, using an odometer calibrated over a measured mile. Measurement will be made along the road center line.

SPOT SURFACING REPLACEMENT, AGGREGATE ROADS

This activity consists of replacement of aggregate surfaces lost due to surface failure, traffic wear or erosion. The work includes preparation of the existing roadbed, furnishing, loading, hauling and spreading aggregate material and finished blading, as described in specifications. The call will delineate the location of the necessary work and establish quantities of work required.

Surface replacement for road segments shall be performed by cutting out, all damaged areas of the surface, and working aggregate material smoothly over the entire riding surface width. Avoid disturbing base or subgrade material during the placement of aggregate material. All roads to receive aggregate surfacing shall have the new aggregate deposited in the section being worked, mixed when required, and shaped to achieve proper grade, thickness and template as directed by the COR.

Aggregate surface material shall not be allowed to remain on shoulders or in ditch lines as a result of

Contractor’s operations. Aggregate surface material shall be compacted by operating the hauling and spreading equipment over the full width of each layer of aggregate. The entire area being worked shall be finish bladed in accordance with Activity Code 811: Blading Aggregate Surface Roads.

Contractor is to provide and place crushed aggregate for surface repairs. The Contractor shall deliver the crushed aggregate to the location of spot repair and provide weigh tickets for each delivery in accordance with Method of Measurements. The areas to receive aggregate shall be flagged with plastic ribbon or otherwise identified by Forest Service personnel prior to placement.

Surfacing replacement is complete when the designated quantity of the ordered material has been placed, spread, smoothed and compacted. Aggregate shall be spread to the depth and dimensions specified and/or directed by COR. The finished surface shall be free of hollows, depressions, and projections above the adjacent roadbed surface.

Aggregate will be measured by either tons or cubic yards as indicated in the bid schedule.

Measurement will be made to the nearest one tenth (0.1) of a pay unit for all materials provided, placed, inspected and accepted in place at the job site/spot repair location. Where material is measured by weight, the Contractor shall supply weight tickets from state approved scales showing aggregate type, source gross, tare and net weight. All materials supplied by volume shall be measured at the time of delivery by the COR. Material receipts shall be furnished by the Contractor for each truck load delivered and accepted.

Aggregate Materials

Aggregate surfacing shall be crushed stone with gradations being obtained by crushing, screening and mixing as necessary. Aggregate shall meet the requirements of the applicable state standards and shall meet all requirements for gradation, hardness and durability for the state in which the call order is placed. Certifications for Compliance is required from aggregate suppliers.

Erosion and Sedimentation Control

If the work of the agreement creates potential for soil erosion or silt migration, the contractor shall be responsible to for providing silt fence, straw bales or other suitable containment and will also be required to seed and mulch bare ground areas. Such work includes, but is not limited to culvert cleaning, excess dirt generation from ditch transitions cleaning, and disposal of silt trap material.

This work does not include the newly graded ditch line.

Mowing Requirements Mowing shall consist of cutting grass and woody plant growth three inches diameter or less, four inches above the ground either within the openings, along the system roads, or on and along the

LWS. Maximum mowing height shall be four inches above the ground or standing water.

All debris or slash (i.e., windfall trees or branches) larger than three inches in diameter within the mowing limits shall be removed. Slash may be scattered outside of the mowing limits. No slash shall be placed in roads, LWS, openings, streams or ditches. All woody material larger than one inch in diameter or two feet in length and any sharp object shall be removed from the travel ways

(e.g., roads, LWS and openings).

C.2.1.4 ROAD CONSTRUCTION TYPE WORK (i.e. reconstruct roads, bridge replacement, culvert installation)

Road Construction type work may occur along roads, in and around recreation and administrative facilities, openings and fields, and on other locations near or within a national forest.

Specifications shall be site specific and will be provided with each call order request.

C.2.1.5 NON-FACILITY CONSTRUCTION (i.e. parking lots, utilities, campgrounds, restoration of ponds/aquatic structures)

Non-facility Construction activities may include Fertilizing/Liming, Planting, On-site utility systems, Parking, road, sidewalk, and drainage structures, Landscape Improvements, Dismantling, Demolition and/or Removal of Improvements, Demolish infrastructure in safe and an OSHA regulated manner, Condition Surveys, Inspections and investigations, and Construct and install Pre-

Engineered and modular building systems.

Fertilizing/Liming Requirements Fertilizing/Liming shall consist of broadcasting or spreading fertilizers or lime into the surface of the ground.

All debris or slash (i.e., windfall trees or branches) larger than three inches in diameter within the fertilizing limits shall be removed. Slash may be scattered outside of the fertilizing limits. No slash shall be placed in roads, openings, streams or ditches. All woody material larger than one inch in roads and openings).

Planting Requirements Planting shall consist of disking (breaking the ground), seeding (broadcasting) and covering seed

(second disking) or by using a grain drill. All planting activities would be accomplished within 8” of the surface of the ground. Planting would be accomplished on openings and LWS.

All debris or slash (i.e., windfall trees or branches) larger than three inches in diameter within the planting limits shall be removed. Slash may be scattered outside of the planting limits. No slash shall be placed in roads, openings, streams or ditches. All woody material larger than one inch in diameter or two feet in length and any sharp object shall be removed from the travel ways (e.g., roads and openings).

On-site utility systems

Upgrade, repair, modify or remove from service existing wastewater treatment, water treatment, power, gas lines or fuel systems.

Parking, road, sidewalk, and drainage structures

Upgrade, repair or replace existing pavement systems, substrates or drainage systems

Restripe and mark paving - Include signs as needed

Regrade and reshape roadways

Gravel resurfacing of existing road ways

Clearing and brushing of existing roadways

Ditch cleaning and reshaping

Chip sealing and other surface treatments of existing roads

Culvert replacement

New roadway installation/construction

Landscape Improvements

Plant vegetation

Develop and shape sites for drainage and water retention

Construct features, curbing, walls, paving, signage, exterior lighting and associated systems

Dismantling, Demolition and/or Removal of Improvements

Evaluate/Test building/location for hazardous materials prior to demolition/removal

Remove and dispose of all hazardous materials in Federal and State approved sites

Demolish infrastructure in safe and an OSHA regulated manner

Recycle building materials as per EPA waste management regulations.

Remove all sub-surface structures and stabilize site & soils as per Task Order

Disconnect all utilities

Condition Surveys, Inspections and investigations

Bridge Safety Inspections

Dam safety Inspections

Water & waste water Condition surveys

Sanitary Surveys

Road Condition Surveys

Geotechnical Investigations

Site Surveys

Construct and install Pre-Engineered and modular building systems

Metal buildings

C.2.1.6 NON-LIVING SMALL STRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION (i.e. gazebos, sheds, storage facilities)

The purpose of this service activity is to provide for the construction and damage…