Questions and Answers.pdf

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Hurricane Zeta disaster recovery for research plots on the Harrison Experimental Forest
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12444224R0004
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This document contains Questions and Answers related to Solicitation 12444224R0004 for the Hurricane Zeta disaster recovery for research plots on the Harrison Experimental Forest.

The key details are:

  • The solicitation requires mulching and fine-grinding of vegetation in three areas, with the goal of preparing the land for conversion to farmland. Specifically, the agency wants the material to be very fine in particle size, and requests that all vegetation that can be mulched should be mulched.
  • The agency has not disclosed a budget range or prior pricing for this work, as this is the first time the project has been solicited. Previously, the agency used to keep the research plots bush-hogged, but was unable to do so after Hurricane Zeta.
  • No other details about the contract opportunity, such as response dates, award information, set-asides, or federal agency involvement are provided in this Questions and Answers document.

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File Type Posted
12444224R0004 Amendment.pdf PDF
Schedule of Items with pricing Amendment.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
Harrison Experimental Forest Map.pdf PDF
(02) SOW.pdf PDF
(04) Exhibit-A.pdf PDF
(05) Exhibit-B.pdf PDF
(03) Schedule of Items with pricing.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
(01) WD Harrison County MS.pdf PDF
12444224R0004.pdf PDF

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Questions and Answers for Solicitation 12444224R0004

1. In area 3 - the property had been clear cut and the spec calls to make two passes in this area.

Are you wanting to subsoil the property on the second pass? We have a very large mulcher that subsoils clear cuts so that the customer can come right behind us and convert the land into farmland. I wasn't sure if you wanted this service or that you just wanted the material to be very fine in particle size.

Answer: Just want the material to be very fine.

2. In area 1 - there is a mixture of large pines with large spacing between them however there are also groups of small pine thickets mixed among them. How would you like to handle the tight pine thickets?

Answer: We want everything that can be mulched, mulched.

3. Is there a budget range for this project? or the last time it was performed, what was the accepted price?

Answer: This is the first time this project had to be done. In the past we used to keep it bush hogged, but after Hurricane Zeta we were unable to bush hog it. The budget and price cannot be disclosed.

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