C04. J31_Seed TOPR SQF Hume Lake-1171645.pdf

USDA FOREST SERVICE

Task Order Proposal Request (TOPR)

USFS California Regional Vault & Septic Pumping Services IDIQ

TO Solicitation No.: 127EAS26R0003 TO Project Title: SQF-1171645 FY26 Hume Lake Vault Pumping TO Forest: Sequoia National Forest (SQF) Geographic Zone CA Southern Sierra SOUTH Parent IDIQ No.: TBD TO No.: TBD Contractor: TBD

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

1.1 Scope Summary

The Contractor shall furnish all labor, equipment, supplies, transportation, supervision, and permits necessary to perform vault toilet pumping, septic pumping, debris removal, cleaning, sanitizing, waste hauling, and disposal at the recreation sites identified in this Task Order (TO).

Project locations may include campgrounds, trailheads, day‑use areas, administrative sites, dispersed sites, OHV sites, and remote locations accessed via paved, gravel, or dirt roads. All work shall be performed in accordance with the IDIQ Performance Work Statement (PWS), this TOPR, and all applicable Federal, State, Tribal, and local regulations.

All pumping, cleaning, debris removal, sanitizing, and recharge procedures must comply with IDIQ Attachment J2 (PWS).

Deliverables shall be provided as required under IDIQ Section H.1.13.

Scope Limitation Reminder This Task Order may include only those services authorized under PWS Tasks 1–4: pumping, cleaning, debris removal, sanitizing, waste hauling and disposal, and basic inspections. The Contractor is not authorized to perform repair, replacement, construction, infrastructure work, plumbing, excavation, or any activity outside the scope of the Vault Pumping IDIQ.

1.2 Applicable Contract

This TOPR is issued under the USFS California Regional Vault and Septic Pumping Services IDIQ. All parent contract terms and conditions remain in effect unless expressly modified herein.

2. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE

2.1 Start and End Dates

• Start Date: On or before 08/07/2026

• End Date: No later than 08/31/2027

The PoP must comply with IDIQ Section H.1.2, including:

• Not to exceed 365 days

• Multiple Year order are prohibited

• Must fall within the IDIQ ordering period

2.2 Notice to Proceed (NTP)

Work may begin only upon receipt of a properly executed Task Order and a written notice to proceed, with the schedule coordinated and approved by the FS CO, CS/Agent or personnel designated in writing by the CO (e.g. COR). NTP may be included in the SF 1449 or OF347, via email, etc. Work may not begin until the Contractor receives a written NTP.

3. RESPONSE REQUIREMENTS

TO Solicitation No.: 127EAS26R0003 Parent IDIQ No.: TBD Forest: Sequoia National Forest (SQF) TO No.: TBD TO Project Title: SQF-1171645 FY26 Hume Lake Vault Pumping TO

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3.1 Scheduling

The Contractor shall provide a scheduled service date within 5 business days of COR request.

3.2 Performance

• Routine pumping requests: Begin service within 72 hours of COR/CO/GTM request.

• Emergency requests: Begin service within 48 hours, consistent with the IDIQ PWS.

These requirements supplement, but do not replace, PWS Section C.2.3.

3.3 Emergency Service Requirements

If this Task Order includes emergency pumping, the Contractor shall respond and begin service within 48 hours of Government request, as defined in the PWS. Emergency services must be clearly identified within the TOPR and SOI.

3.3.1 Emergency Service Identification. If this Task Order includes emergency pumping requirements, the TOPR must clearly identify the service request as an emergency. The SOI shall reflect this by marking the “Emergency (Y/N)” checkbox for each affected line item.

4. LOCATIONS OF WORK

All sites and estimated quantities for this Task Order are identified in Attachment A — SOI (Excel).

4.1 Location Identification

Work under this Task Order includes vault/septic pumping and associated services across the following:

• Forest: Sequoia National Forest (SQF)

• Ranger District(s): Hume Lake Ranger District

• Site Types: Campgrounds, Day Use Areas, Trailheads, and OHV Staging Areas

• Place of Performance Counties: Fresno County, Tulare County

4.2 Vault Coordinates

Coordinates for each site shall be included in:

• Attachment B — Maps

• Attachment C — Coordinates Table

The SOI will identify:

• Unit quantities

• Estimated vault volumes

• Any unique access or equipment conditions

5. PROJECT-SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS

Insert Project Specific Requirements Below (if any):

5.1 Access and Site Conditions

All vault toilets, portable toilets, and associated service locations covered under this task order are located within the Hume Lake Ranger District of the Sequoia National Forest. These sites include both developed and dispersed recreation areas, as shown on the attached maps. Each unit is identified in the table below by type, quantity, and estimated capacity.

Estimated capacities represent the volume of each individual vault or portable unit. For example, if a site contains two vaults with a capacity of 500 gallons each, the total maximum capacity for that location is 1,000 gallons.

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AREA LOCATION TYPE ESTIMATED

CAPACITY

# OF UNITS ESTIMATED

ANNUAL

PUMPING

FREQUENCY

Camp Four and a Half Area

Camp 4 Vault - Single 500 Gallons 1 2

Green Cabin Flat Vault - Single 500 Gallons 1 2

Mill Flat Vault - Single 500 Gallons 2 2

Converse Basin Area

Millwood Vault - Single 500 Gallons 1 2

Boole Tree Vault - Single 500 Gallons 1 2

Indian Basin Vault – Single 500 Gallons 1 2

Kings Canyon Area

Convict Flat Vault - Single 500 Gallons 1 1

Grizzly Falls Vault - Single 500 Gallons 1 1

Hume Lake Area

Hume Day Use Vault - Single 500 Gallons 1 3

Powder Can Vault - Single 500 Gallons 1 3

Sandy Cove Vault - Quad 500 Gallons 4 3

Hume Dam Vault - Single 500 Gallons 1 3

Quail Flat Vault - Single 500 Gallons 1 3

Ten Mile Overflow (AKA: Lava Butte)

Portables 75 Gallons 4 2

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Big Meadows Area

Big Meadows Winter Trailhead

Vault - Single 500 Gallons 1 3

Horse Camp Vault - Single 500 Gallons 1 3

Buck Rock Campground Vault - Single 500 Gallons 1 3

Buck Rock Lookout Vault - Single 500 Gallons 1 3

Big Meadows Wilderness Trailhead

Vault - Single 500 Gallons 1 3

Rowell Meadow Trailhead

Vault - Single 500 Gallons 1 3

Eshom Area

Eshom Staging Area Vault - Double 500 Gallons 2 2

TOTAL VAULTS / PORTABLES: 20 / 8

5.2 Pumping Requirements

All human waste and debris shall be completely removed from each unit during every service visit. Any trash or material that cannot be removed through pumping but remains visible once the minimum acceptable level has been reached shall be removed manually by the Contractor.

Following the pumping and cleaning of portable toilets, each unit shall be recharged with clean water and the appropriate chemical solution. The Contractor is responsible for immediately cleaning any debris located in, on, or around toilet buildings resulting from waste removal activities. This includes interior and exterior walls, ceilings, floors, and surrounding ground areas up to 15 feet from exterior walls and 10 feet from each side of the suction hose path between the vault/portable and the service vehicle.

Seat surfaces and floors shall be washed after each pumping. Trash or debris removed from vaults or portable units shall not be placed in on-site garbage cans or bins. All waste materials (including bottles, cans, glass, and similar items) shall be transported and disposed of properly at the facility receiving the sewage waste.

Portable Units:

1. Insert the suction line through the toilet seat opening into the holding tank and completely pump out all contents.

2. Remove any remaining refuse or debris after pumping is complete.

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3. Recharge 75-gallon portable units with approximately ten (10) gallons of clean water and one measured pint of toilet chemical.

4. Thoroughly clean all interior surfaces and restock toilet paper.

5. The unit shall be ready for immediate use following final cleaning. The Contractor shall not leave the site until cleanup has been completed.

Vaults – Access Hatch Available:

1. Insert the suction line through the access hatch into the holding tank and fully pump out all contents.

2. Remove any remaining refuse or debris following pumping.

3. The unit shall be available for immediate use after final cleaning. The Contractor shall not leave the site until cleanup has been completed.

Vaults – Pumping Through Riser Seat (When Access Hatch Is Not Available):

1. Exercise additional caution to avoid spillage on interior surfaces when removing debris and pumping through the riser seat.

2. Perform pumping as described in Step 1 under “Pumping of Vaults through Access Hatch.”

3. Protect the toilet paper dispenser and riser with waterproof material prior to pumping to prevent contamination.

4. During final cleanup, thoroughly disinfect all interior wall and floor surfaces that may have been contaminated.

All spilled waste shall be swept or washed back into the vault; at no time shall waste be washed or swept outside the door.

5. The unit shall be available for immediate use after final cleaning. The Contractor shall not leave the site until cleanup has been completed.

5.3 Hours of Operation

Waste removal operations shall occur between 0700 and 1800 hours.

Vault Pumping The number of days and specific dates on which vault toilet pumping services will be required cannot be predetermined.

Locations of work sites and other area specific information are provided in the attachments. All vault pumping will be scheduled and requested by the Government on an as needed basis.

Portable Toilet Services The Contractor is responsible for washing and pumping portable toilets only. Forest Service personnel will place all portable toilet units in the field and will notify the Contractor of their exact locations. Portable toilets shall be serviced during the following holiday periods: Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and Labor Day. Pumping and cleaning shall occur once daily for the duration of each holiday period until the units are removed. Locations of work sites and other relevant information for portable toilet service are provided in the attachments

5.4 Spill Response

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The contractor is required to have a spill response plan and will, to the degree possible, minimize spread of contamination in the event of a spill.

Notification must occur by contacting:

Central California Interagency Communication Center Phone: 559-782-3120 Emergency/Afterhours: 559-781-5780

5.5 Equipment Requirements

5.6 Public Interaction and Conduct

The Contractor shall provide all equipment necessary to loosen material and remove rocks, bottles, cans, and other foreign objects from vaults and portable units. Required equipment includes hoses, tanks, and any apparatus needed to transport water and collect debris. All consumables associated with portable toilet servicing shall be furnished by the Contractor.

5.7 Service Ordering and Completion

Vault Toilets All vault toilets and portable toilet services covered under this contract will be performed on call, for the estimated period of September 1, 2026 – August 31, 2027 and following the same schedule for each subsequent option year.

Portable Toilets and Handwashing Stations Forest Service owned portable toilets will be placed by Forest Staff at designated locations the day prior to each holiday (Thursday), contractor will be notified of locations once placed. Contractor will stock units with the appropriate amount of deodorizer/chemical solution and replenished with toilet paper and other supplied materials as needed. Portable toilets will be serviced on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday.

5.7.1 Travel Application for Multiple Sites, Multiple Dumps, and On-Call Services

5.7.1.1 General Rule – Parent IDIQ Round Trip Definition

Travel shall be priced using the IDIQ travel tiers and represents one (1) round trip (RT) from the Contractor’s established place of business to the service location(s), to the disposal facility as required, and return to the place of business. Travel tier selection and CTR Round Trip Frequency shall be entered for each applicable travel tier in the SOI. Travel must be invoiced according to the IDIQ Schedule of Items (SOI) travel tier for the applicable performance year.

5.7.1.2 Multiple Vaults/Septic Tanks in One Run

When the Contractor services multiple vaults, septic tanks, or portable toilets on a single mobilization, and is able to complete all work and disposal within a single RT, the Contractor shall price one (1) RT, regardless of the number of units serviced.

5.7.1.3 Multiple Disposal Trips

If the Contractor must off-load waste before completing all assigned units, each required disposal trip constitutes an additional RT, to be priced at the applicable IDIQ travel tier.

The Contractor shall record the number of required disposal trips in the SOI under “CTR Round Trip Frequency,” and provide disposal manifests supporting each dump.

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5.7.1.4 Contractor Responsibility for Determining Round Trips The Contractor is solely responsible for determining and proposing the CTR Round Trip Frequency required to complete the services under this Task Order. The COR is not required to estimate or validate the Contractor’s travel time, travel distance, disposal‑site routing, or the number of required mobilizations. The Contractor shall base its proposed RT frequency on:

• Its place of business,

• Its disposal facility selection and capacity constraints,

• Anticipated tank volumes and pumping requirements,

• Site access conditions, and

• Any mid‑route dumping requirements.

The Government will evaluate the Contractor’s proposed RT frequency for reasonableness and consistency with known site conditions. The Contractor shall allocate CTR Round Trip Frequency across travel tiers in the SOI based on the estimated distribution of service calls, pumping frequencies, and site distances.

Please note that the COR may identify the anticipated number of service calls (reference 5.7.1.5); however, the COR does not estimate or prescribe the number of Contractor round trips. All RT estimation remains the responsibility of the Contractor.

5.7.1.5 On-Call Services

For on‑call services initiated by the Government during the period of performance, each Contractor mobilization constitutes one (1) Round Trip (RT). The Contractor is responsible for determining and proposing the number of RTs required for each on‑call response, including any additional RTs required due to disposal‑site limitations or tank‑capacity constraints. The COR is not required to estimate travel time, determine Contractor routing, or project the number of RTs needed for any on‑call action. All travel pricing for on‑call services shall be based on the Contractor‑proposed CTR Round Trip Frequency documented in the SOI.

5.7.1.6 Proposal Requirement – Round Trip Frequency

The Contractor shall propose, in the SOI, the total CTR Round Trip Frequency required for the full scope of the Task Order, including:

1. Number of mobilizations required,

2. Number of required disposal trips (if applicable),

3. Identification of factors necessitating additional trips (e.g., tank capacity limits, remote sites, disposal‑site routing).

The Government may negotiate the proposed RT frequency where it is inconsistent with known site conditions;

however, the Contractor is responsible for establishing the RT estimate in its proposal.

5.7.2 Limits on Additional Pumping

The Contractor shall perform services only for the vaults, septic tanks, and locations listed in the Task Order Schedule of Items (SOI). Each vault or septic tank listed in the SOI has an associated pumping quantity representing the number of pumping events ordered for the period of performance. A pumping event, whether completed in a single mobilization or in multiple trips due to tank capacity limitations, shall be counted as one (1) pumping event against the ordered quantity for that specific vault or septic tank.

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The Contractor is not authorized to pump additional vaults or septic tanks beyond those quantities ordered in the SOI, even if remaining tank capacity exists after servicing assigned units. Performing pumping services for unlisted units—or for listed units in excess of the ordered quantity—constitutes work outside the scope of this Task Order.

If the Government determines that additional pumping is required, the Government may, at its sole discretion, increase the quantity for a listed vault or septic tank, or add new pumping quantities for other listed units, through a written modification issued by the Contracting Officer or an authorized ordering official. The Contractor shall not perform any additional pumping beyond the awarded SOI quantities until such written direction is issued.

Optional COR Information:

The COR may identify that additional units appear to require service; however, the COR shall not authorize, direct, or permit the Contractor to pump beyond the awarded SOI quantities. Any additional pumping can only be ordered through a Contracting Officer issued modification that adjusts the SOI quantities.

Note: All procedures in the PWS remain in effect. If conflicts arise, the PWS governs.

6.1 Required

The Contractor shall provide the following deliverables to the Government for this Task Order:

1. Service Documentation, including:

o pumping logs o volumes pumped, o dates/times of service, o debris removal notes, and o any other contractor-generated records supporting performance and service completion.

2. Waste Manifests / Disposal Receipts including:

Documentation from the disposal facility identifying o Facility name o date, o load number, and o any pertinent information confirming legal disposal.

3. Incident or Spill Reports (if applicable)

Submitted within 24 hours, consistent with IDIQ Section H.8.1.

Note:

The Forest Service COR will complete and retain the Service Report referenced in IDIQ Section E.1.2 as part of the Government’s inspection and acceptance procedures. Contractors are not required to generate the Service Report form.

7. WAGE DETERMINATION

The appropriate SCA Wage determination(s) shall be incorporated into the award in accordance with IDIQ Section H.1.12.

WD(s) Incorporated:

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List WD numbers and revision dates

If additional counties are identified during performance, the Contracting Officer will incorporate the appropriate Wage Determinations by modification. The Contractor shall comply with the Wage Determination applicable to the county in which each service is performed and is responsible for ensuring wage and fringe benefit compliance for each covered location.

Labor Classification Requirements (SF-1444):

If any labor classification required to perform services under this Task Order does not appear on the incorporated SCA Wage Determination(s), the Contractor shall submit a conformance request (SF-1444) to the Task Order Contracting Officer within the timelines established in IDIQ Section H. The Contractor must use the Government-provided conformance package and shall pay the proposed conformance rate from the first day any unlisted classification performs work pending DOL approval.

The Contractor shall use the SF-1444 Conformance Package provided with the Parent IDIQ attachments if a conformance request is required.

8. TRAVEL

Travel will be reimbursed according to IDIQ travel tiers. The Contractor shall price travel using the TOPR SOI, which includes separate travel tier line items.

All contractor travel must comply with FMCSA driving regulations.

9. GOVERNMENT FURNISHED INFORMATION (GFI)

• Access keys (if required)

• Maps (Attachment B)

• Any Forest specific supplemental instructions

10. CONTRACTOR KEY PERSONNEL

• IDIQ-level: Contractor Representative only

• Task Order level: Contractor must identify the Task Order POC prior to NTP

TO Point(s) of Contact (to be identified prior to award and the issuance of the NTP)

11. ADMINISTRATIVE

All administrative processes—including invoicing, inspection, acceptance, subcontract approvals, modifications, and COR/GTM responsibilities—shall follow IDIQ Section G.

12. ATTACHMENTS

• A – SOI (Excel)

• B – Maps (for TO location)

• C – Project Coordinates

• D – Wage Determination (for TO location)

• E – FS-6300-11 Subcontractor Approval Form (only applicable if subcontracting)

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13. PROPOSAL SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS (ORDER LEVEL)

Proposals are due by: July 26, 2026, no later than 2359 PST.

Submit proposals to:

CO: klenise.wallace@usda.gov

Required Submission Items:

• Ability to meet required start date

• Approach to servicing the locations

• Staffing and equipment availability

• TO Point of Contact

• FS-6300-11 (if subcontracting)

Incomplete submissions may be deemed non-responsive.

14. ORDER-LEVEL EVALUATION (BEST VALUE UNDER FAR 16.505)

Evaluation shall follow IDIQ Section M, including:

• Responsiveness

• Technical Capability

• Experience & Past Performance

• Price

• Compliance with representations, bio-based requirements, etc.

Comparative evaluation will be conducted per FAR 12.602 and 13.106-2(b).

The Government may select a higher priced proposal if it provides higher confidence or lower performance -risk.

15. QUESTIONS

Questions must be submitted in writing to the CO and COR by: July 23, 2026, no later than 1300 PST.

Only written responses from the CO/COR (or CO designated personnel) are binding.

END OF TOPR DETAILS

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ATTACHMENT A

(External –SOI (Excel))

See Attachment J32.

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ATTACHMENT B

(TO Location Map(s))

Kings Canyon National Park

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Sequoia National

Park

Monarch Wilderness

Monarch Wilderness

Jennie Lakes

Wilderness

Kings, California National Wild and

Scenic River

Kings, California National Wild and

Scenic River

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Hume Lake Ranger District Vault Pumping Locations Sequoia National Forest (Appendix B.1)

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S E Q U O I A N A T I O N A L F O R E S T

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Appendix B.2

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Appendix B.4

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TULARE CO

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S E Q U O I A

N A T I O N A L F O R E S T

G I A N T S E Q U O I A N A T I O N A L M O N U M E N T

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Spring

Spr

Weaver Lake

Horse

Corral Creek

Rowell Creek

Woodward Creek

Buck Rock

Creek

Big Meadows

Cree k

Weaver Creek

St on y Cr eek

Little Boulder

Creek Burton

Meadow

Landslide

Creek

Boulder

Creek

T 13 S T 14 S

R 2 8 E

R 2 9 E

R 28 E R 29 E

T 13 S T 14 S T 13 S

T 14 S

R 2 9 E

R 3 0 E

R 2 9 E

R 3 0 E

R 29 E R 30 E

B I G

B A

L D

Y R

I D G

E

Rabbit Meadow

Big Meadows

Buck Rock

Fox Meadow

Poison Meadow

Heart Meadow

Lost Meadow

Shell Mountain

Poop Out Pass

Sunset Meadow

Lost Meadow

BUCK

ROCK

HORSE CAMP

BIG

MEADOWS

ROWELL

BIG

MEADOWS

BIG

MEADOWS

BIG

MEADOW

S5

S5

C

E0

14S13

14S13

S1

3B 14S13B

14S04

14S14 14S14

S5

7B

14S57

14S18A 14S18B

14S18

14S 02G

S0

13S04B

C 14S02

14S02

14S47

14S62

14S63

13S04J

13S04L

14S01B

D

I

13S04K

S1

1D

S3

14S 11G

K

14S 11I

LJ

14S11B

C

14S11

14S11

14S14A

S5

5BA

14S47

14S01A

14S01

F

29E14

S1

14S

14S15A

29E05

30E09A

30E09

29E03

E0

S1 6A

S1

14S16BC

BA

A 14S11

14S 02 14S11

14S08

S0

14S02K

14S81 14S81A

14S47

14S02

13S53 13S28A

13S23

14S11

13S14

14S11

29E

S2

I

O

13S

B

13S39

30E08

E0

IIM528

14S02D

14S31

14S11E

29E04

14S12

13S28

S3

13S26F

13S

13S23E

13S23

13S39

13S23G29 E0

S2

13S23

14S02

BUCK ROCK SNOWMOBILE

TRAIL

NORTH

SUNSET

HORSE

CORRAL

GENERALS

HIGHWAY

BUCK ROCK CR.

BIG

MEADOW

CREEK

LIT

TLE BOULDER

SHELL

MTN.

WEST

HORSE

CORRAL

LAV

A -

BU

RTO

N

BUCKROCKL.O.

LIT

TLE

BOULDER

FO

X M

EA

DO

W

BUCK

ROCK

BUCK

ROCK

FO

X

MEADOW

BUCK

ROCK

SOUTH

SU

NS

ET

MDW

NO

RT

H

LA

VA

BU

RT

ON

MO

NT

EC

ITO

CA

MP

S .U

SHELL MTN

WEST

WOODWARD

- STONY

BOULDER

CREEK

BURTON

LITTLE

BOULDER

HO

RS

E

CO

RR

AL

LITTLEBOULDER

BOULDER

BURTON

SU

NS

ET

ME

AD

OW

WOODW

AR

D

- S

TO

NY

BU

RT

ON

LAVA-BURTON

MEADOWS

WOODWARD

- STONY

NORTH BIG

MDW.

BOULDER FLAT

WOODWARD -

STONY

WE

AV

ER

C

RE

EK

BURTON

MDW.

ME

AD

OW

S

WOODCOCK

MEADOW

LITTLE

BOULDER

CREEK

BU

CK

RO

CK

HO

RS

E C

OR

RA

L

FO

X

ME

AD

OW

NORTH

BIG MDW

BOULDER RIDGE

RABBIT

MEADOW

BOULDER GROVE

BIG MEADOW CREEK

BURTON

BU

RT

ON

GE

NE

RA

LS

HI

GH

WA

Y

LIT

TLE

BOULDER

NORTH HEART MDW

HORSE

CORRAL

Poison Meadow

Kings Canyon National Park

- Canyon

118°46'0"W

118°46'0"W

118°46'30"W

118°46'30"W

118°47'0"W

118°47'0"W

118°47'30"W

118°47'30"W

118°48'0"W

118°48'0"W

118°48'30"W

118°48'30"W

118°49'0"W

118°49'0"W

118°49'30"W

118°49'30"W

118°50'0"W

118°50'0"W

118°50'30"W

118°50'30"W

118°51'0"W

118°51'0"W

118°51'30"W

118°51'30"W

118°52'0"W

118°52'0"W

118°52'30"W

118°52'30"W118°53'0"W

°4

5'3 0"N

°4

5'0 "N

°4

5'0 "N

°4

4'3 0"N

°4

4'3 0"N

°4

4'0 "N

°4

4'0 "N

°4

3'3 0"N

°4

3'3 0"N

°4

3'0 "N

°4

3'0 "N

°4

2'3 0"N

°4

2'3 0"N

°4

2'0 "N

°4

2'0 "N

°4

1'3 0"N

°4

1'3 0"N

0 1 20.5 Miles

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$ HLRD-Vault Toilets

S53

Appendix B.5

USFS(K. Lane) 02/10/2017

NA

T I

ON

A L

FO

RE

S T B O

UN

DA

R Y

Bearskin

Grove

NA

T I

ON

A L

PA

RK

BO

UN

D A

RY

S E Q U O I A

N A T I O N A L F O R E S T

Redwood Mountain

Grove

FRESNO CO

TULARE CO

G I A N T S E Q U O I A N A T I O N A L M O N U M E N TGIANT SEQUOIA

NATIONAL M ONUM ENT

S E Q U O I A

N A T I O N A L F O R E S T

Landslide Grove

Lockwood Grove

Corral

LOOKOUT

Comm unicaton Site

LAKE SHORE

STATION

Cistern

Hume Sewage Ponds WT

WT

Pool

Pancramic Point

Spring

Spr

Spring

Spring

Spring

Te nm ile

Cr eek

Spring

Woodward Creek

Spring

Ind ian

Creek

Hume Lake

Tenmile Creek

Huckleberry Meadow

Landslide

Creek

Tornado

Creek

Bearskin

Creek

T 13 S T 14 S

R 2 8 E

R 2 9 E

R 28 E R 29 E

Pa rk R i dg e

Bacon Meadow

Quail Flat

We sto n M ea do w

Log Corral

Meadow

Buck Rock

Lava But te

Bearsk in Meadow

Lo ng

Mea do w

Ind ian

Basin

P A

R K

R I D G E

HORSE CAMP

TENMILE

LANDSLIDE

ASPEN

HOLLOW

POWDER CAN

HUME LAKE

HUME

SANDY COVE

SANDY COVE

LOGGER FLAT

KINGS CANYON

OVERLOOK

REDWOOD MTN

OVERLOOK

14S36B

14S36A

14S36

13S45

S4

5A

13S98

13S45

13S27

13S09D

13S09E

13S98A

S0

8A

C H G

13S09

13S02

S0

14S02A

14S02

13S45

14S90

14S10A

S0 2B

14S 02E

IIM506

GENERALS

HIG

HW

AY

S1

3A

14S13

S0

2M

14S0414S06A 14S06

13S41

14S90

14S 02G

13S04B

C

14S02

14S62

13S04J

S1

1D

S3

14S02C

14S02

13S76

13S76B

S7

6A

13S16A

13S06

S0

5D

13S40A

13S42B 13S16

13S05

13S06

13S

24C

13S40

13S09

13S09

13S09

13S09L

13S09

S0

S0

13S52D

S0

2C

S0

2B

13S52

13S64

13S

Y

13S05Y

S4

13S45 13S02A

13S20

13S

13S01

S0

5Y A

S0

9J

13S09K

13S09F

13S33

13S09C

13S08

13S08

13S67

13S

13S43

E0

528E05

13S52B

13S02D

13S18

S3

13S

13S

LO

WER

LO

NG

ME

AD

OW

TE

NM

ILE

CG

TENMILE

LA

VA

- B

UR

TO

N

CA

MP

BIG

WHISTLE

H

LAKE

C.G.

PARKRIDGE

BACON

TO

RN

AD

O

BUCK

ROCK

BU

RT

ON

LOGGERFLAT

WEST

KINGS

HU

CK

LE

BE

RR

Y

BIG WHISTLE

HUCKLEBERRY

BIG

W

HI

ST

LE

CAMP 7

LA

VA

BU

RT

ON

BU

RTO

N

BU

RT

ON

BURTON

HORSESHOE

BEND

GROVE

TO

RN

AD

O

HUCKLEBERRYMDW.

BEARSKIN

CR.

LOG CORRAL

MDW

CAMP 7

LOWERLONGMEADOW

BEARSKIN

HUCKLEBERRY

BACONMDW.

TENMILE

ASPEN

HOLLOW

BIG

WH

IST

LE

PARK

RIDGE

SANDY

COVE

BACON

LO

G

CO

RR

AL

MD

W.

TE

NM

ILE

GR

OV

E

TORNADO

CREEK

BU

RT

ON

RABBIT

MEADOWWOODCOCK

MEADOW

BEARSKIN NORTH

BE

AR

SK

IN

M

DW

HUME

BU

CK

RO

CK

BEARSKIN CR

LAVA-BURTON

GENERALS HIGHWAY

Kings Canyon National Park

- Canyon

10 11

9 12

118°51'30"W

118°51'30"W

118°52'0"W

118°52'0"W

118°52'30"W

118°52'30"W

118°53'0"W

118°53'0"W

118°53'30"W

118°53'30"W

118°54'0"W

118°54'0"W

118°54'30"W

118°54'30"W

118°55'0"W

118°55'0"W

118°55'30"W

118°55'30"W

118°56'0"W

118°56'0"W

118°56'30"W

118°56'30"W

°4 7'3

0"N

°4

7'3 0"N

°4

7'0 "N

°4

7'0 "N

°4

6'3 0"N

°4

6'3 0"N

°4

6'0 "N

°4

6'0 "N

°4

5'3 0"N

°4

5'3 0"N

°4

5'0 "N

°4

5'0 "N

°4

4'3 0"N

°4

4'3 0"N

°4

4'0 "N

°4

4'0 "N

°4

3'3 0"N

°4

3'3 0"N

°4

3'0 "N

0 1 20.5 Miles

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$ HLRD-Vault Toilets

Appendix B.6

USFS(K. Lane) 02/10/2017

NATIONAL

FOREST

BOUNDARY

NATIONAL

PARK

BOUNDARY

NATIONAL

FOR EST

BOUNDARY

FRESNO CO

TULARE CO

S E Q U O I A

N A T I O N A L F O R E S T

G I A N T S E Q U O I A

N A T I O N A L M O N U M E N T

Communication Site

Hartland

Corral

Spring

Spring

Spring

Falls

Redwood

Creek

Big Springs

Eshom

Creek

Pierce

Creek

R 2 7 E

R 2 8 E

R 2 7 E

R 2 8 E

T 14 S T 15 S

R edw ood

C a n y o n

Pierce Valley

Eshom Point

R E

D W

O O

D M

O U

N T

A I

N

Cherry Flat

Eshom

Valley

15S09B

S0

S0

15S01

S7

IIM465N

14S40

S1

S1

2A

14S72

15S01A

15S09

IIM469

IIM469

D

A

S0

15S01

14S41 15 S0

S0

S0

4C

15S04

14S38

CHERRY

RD.

WO

RD

EN

DRY CR.

CHERRY

FLAT

HA

RT

LA

ND

SO

UT

H

ERCEVALLEY

PIERCE

VALLEY

NORTH

REDSTONE

ES

HO

M

CR

EE

K

WH

ITA

KE

R

FO

RE

ST

DR

REDWOOD

MTN. WEST

WHITAKER

FOREST DR

ESHOM CREEK

REDWOOD MTN

PIERCE CREEK

PIERCE

VALLEY

WORDEN

HARTLAND

CHERRY RD

ESHOM VALLEY DR

CHERRY FLAT

Kings Canyon National Park

- Canyon

Sequoia National

Park

118°54'30"W

118°54'30"W

118°55'0"W

118°55'0"W

118°55'30"W

118°55'30"W

118°56'0"W

118°56'0"W

118°56'30"W

118°56'30"W

118°57'0"W

118°57'0"W

118°57'30"W

118°57'30"W

118°58'0"W

118°58'0"W

118°58'30"W

118°58'30"W

118°59'0"W

118°59'0"W118°59'30"W

118°54'0"W

°4

0'0 "N

°4

0'0 "N

°3

9'3 0"N

°3

9'3 0"N

°3

9'0 "N

°3

9'0 "N

°3

8'3 0"N

°3

8'3 0"N

°3

8'0 "N

°3

8'0 "N

°3

7'3 0"N

°3

7'3 0"N

0 1 20.5 Miles

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%, 22

Appendix B.7

USFS(K. Lane) 02/10/2017

FRESNO CO

TULARE CO

WILDERNESS BOUNDARY

J E N N I E L A K E S W I L D E R N E S S

S E Q U O I A

N A T I O N A L F O R E S T

G I A N T S E Q U O I A N A T I O N A L M O N U M E N T

Evans Grove

MONUMENT BOUNDARY

Landslide Grove

Little Boulder Grove

Burton Grove

LOOKOUT

BIG MEADOWS

Corral

Comm unicat on Si te

Spring

Springs

Spring

Spring

Spring

Spring

Spring

Spring

Spr

Weaver Lake

Horse

Corral Creek

Rowell Creek

Woodward Creek

Buck Rock

Creek

Big Meadows

Cree k

Weaver Creek

St on y Cr eek

Little Boulder

Creek Burton

Meadow

Landslide

Creek

Boulder

Creek

T 13 S T 14 S

R 2 8 E

R 2 9 E

R 28 E R 29 E

T 13 S T 14 S T 13 S

T 14 S

R 2 9 E

R 3 0 E

R 2 9 E

R 3 0 E

R 29 E R 30 E

B I G

B A

L D

Y R

I D G

E

Rabbit Meadow

Big Meadows

Buck Rock

Fox Meadow

Poison Meadow

Heart Meadow

Lost Meadow

Shell Mountain

Poop Out Pass

Sunset Meadow

Lost Meadow

BUCK

ROCK

HORSE CAMP

BIG

MEADOWS

ROWELL

BIG

MEADOWS

BIG

MEADOWS

BIG

MEADOW

S5

S5

C

E0

14S13

14S13

S1

3B 14S13B

14S04

14S14 14S14

S5

7B

14S57

14S18A 14S18B

14S18

14S 02G

S0

13S04B

C 14S02

14S02

14S47

14S62

14S63

13S04J

13S04L

14S01B

D

I

13S04K

S1

1D

S3

14S 11G

K

14S 11I

LJ

14S11B

C

14S11

14S11

14S14A

S5

5BA

14S47

14S01A

14S01

F

29E14

S1

14S

14S15A

29E05

30E09A

30E09

29E03

E0

S1 6A

S1

14S16BC

BA

A 14S11

14S 02 14S11

14S08

S0

14S02K

14S81 14S81A

14S47

14S02

13S53 13S28A

13S23

14S11

13S14

14S11

29E

S2

I

O

13S

B

13S39

30E08

E0

IIM528

14S02D

14S31

14S11E

29E04

14S12

13S28

S3

13S26F

13S

13S23E

13S23

13S39

13S23G29 E0

S2

13S23

14S02

BUCK ROCK SNOWMOBILE

TRAIL

NORTH

SUNSET

HORSE

CORRAL

GENERALS

HIGHWAY

BUCK ROCK CR.

BIG

MEADOW

CREEK

LIT

TLE BOULDER

SHELL

MTN.

WEST

HORSE

CORRAL

LAV

A -

BU

RTO

N

BUCKROCKL.O.

LIT

TLE

BOULDER

FO

X M

EA

DO

W

BUCK

ROCK

BUCK

ROCK

FO

X

MEADOW

BUCK

ROCK

SOUTH

SU

NS

ET

MDW

NO

RT

H

LA

VA

BU

RT

ON

MO

NT

EC

ITO

CA

MP

S .U

SHELL MTN

WEST

WOODWARD

- STONY

BOULDER

CREEK

BURTON

LITTLE

BOULDER

HO

RS

E

CO

RR

AL

LITTLEBOULDER

BOULDER

BURTON

SU

NS

ET

ME

AD

OW

WOODW

AR

D

- S

TO

NY

BU

RT

ON

LAVA-BURTON

MEADOWS

WOODWARD

- STONY

NORTH BIG

MDW.

BOULDER FLAT

WOODWARD -

STONY

WE

AV

ER

C

RE

EK

BURTON

MDW.

ME

AD

OW

S

WOODCOCK

MEADOW

LITTLE

BOULDER

CREEK

BU

CK

RO

CK

HO

RS

E C

OR

RA

L

FO

X

ME

AD

OW

NORTH

BIG MDW

BOULDER RIDGE

RABBIT

MEADOW

BOULDER GROVE

BIG MEADOW CREEK

BURTON

BU

RT

ON

GE

NE

RA

LS

HI

GH

WA

Y

LIT

TLE

BOULDER

NORTH HEART MDW

HORSE

CORRAL

Poison Meadow

Kings Canyon National Park

- Canyon

118°46'0"W

118°46'0"W

118°46'30"W

118°46'30"W

118°47'0"W

118°47'0"W

118°47'30"W

118°47'30"W

118°48'0"W

118°48'0"W

118°48'30"W

118°48'30"W

118°49'0"W

118°49'0"W

118°49'30"W

118°49'30"W

118°50'0"W

118°50'0"W

118°50'30"W

118°50'30"W

118°51'0"W

118°51'0"W

118°51'30"W

118°51'30"W

118°52'0"W

118°52'0"W

118°52'30"W

118°52'30"W118°53'0"W

°4

5'3 0"N

°4

5'0 "N

°4

5'0 "N

°4

4'3 0"N

°4

4'3 0"N

°4

4'0 "N

°4

4'0 "N

°4

3'3 0"N

°4

3'3 0"N

°4

3'0 "N

°4

3'0 "N

°4

2'3 0"N

°4

2'3 0"N

°4

2'0 "N

°4

2'0 "N

°4

1'3 0"N

°4

1'3 0"N

0 1 20.5 Miles

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$ HLRD-Vault Toilets

Wilderness

Big Meadows Area Appendix. B.8

USFS(K. Lane) 02/10/2017

13S43

13S24B 13S43

13S43 13S24A

13S43

13S16

S0

S4

13S

A

13S 05D

13S43

13S43

13S09

13S24C

13S42B 13S43

13S

13S40A

13S

S0

13S06

13S40

13S

13S77

S0

Hume Lake

Hume Day Use

Powder Can

Sandy Cove x4

Hume Dam

118°53'30"W

118°53'30"W

118°54'0"W

118°54'0"W

118°54'30"W

118°54'30"W

118°55'0"W

118°55'0"W

°48 '0"

N

°48

'0" N

°47

'30 "N

°47

'30 "N

°47

'0" N

°47

'0" N

0 0.4 0.80.2 Miles

Legend Sequoia National Forest

%, HLRD-Vault Toilets Land Ownership

NON-FS

USDA FOREST SERVICE

Appendix B.9

USFS(K. Lane) 11/15/2017

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ATTACHMENT C

(TO Project Coordinates)

SQF-1171645 FY26 Hume Lake Vault Pumping TO

Camp Four and a Half Area

Vault Name Site Type Latitude Longitude Driving Directions

Camp 4 36° 51.428'N 119° 6.433'W 26 miles Northeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to US Forest Road 13S97

Green Cabin Flat 36° 51.590'N 119° 6.168'W 27 miles Northeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to US Forest Road 13S97

Mill Flat 36° 51.391'N 119° 5.781'W 26 miles Northeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to US Forest Road 13S97

Converse Basin Area

Millwood 36° 44.581'N 119° 0.111'W 15 miles Southeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to US Forest Road 13S97

Boole Tree 36° 49.331'N 118° 57.614'W

26 miles Southeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to US Forest Road 13S55

Indian Basin 36° 48.056'N 118° 56.454'W

26 miles Northeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to Princess Campground

Kings Canyon Area

Convict Flat 36° 49.089'N 118° 49.958'W 38 miles Northeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to Convict Flat

Grizzly Falls 36° 48.182'N 118° 44.607'W 44 miles Northeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to Grizzley Falls Picnic Area

Hume Lake Area

Hume Day Use

36° 47.532'N 118° 54.420'W 33 miles Northeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to Ten Mile Rd

Powder Can 36° 47.292'N 118° 54.801'W

30 miles Northeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to Hume Lake Rd

Sandy Cove 36° 47.345'N 118° 54.060'W

30 miles Northeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to Ten Mile Rd

Hume Dam 36° 47.660'N 118° 54.004'W

30 miles Northeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to Ten Mile Rd

Quail Flat 36° 43.312'N 118° 54.554'W

20 miles Southeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to Ten Mile Rd

Ten Mile Overflow (AKA: Lava Butte) 36° 45.131'N 118° 53.24'' E

27 miles Northeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to Ten Mile Rd

Big Meadows Area

Big Meadows Winter Trailhead 36° 42.112'N 118° 52.450'W

25 miles Southeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to Generals Highway

Horse Camp 36° 43.029'N 118° 50.944'W 28 miles Southeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to Forest Service Rd 14S11

Buck Rock Campground 36° 43.335'N 118° 51.071'W 28 miles Southeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to Forest Service Rd 13S04

Buck Rock Lookout 36° 44.207'N 118° 51.605'W 30 miles Southeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to Forest Service Rd 13S04

Big Meadows Wilderness Trailhead 36° 43.075'N 118° 50.055'W

29 miles Southeast of Hume Lake Ranger Station, Hwy 180 E to Forest Service Rd 14S11

Rowell Meadow Trailhead 36° 43.337'N 118° 45.934'W 36 miles Southeast of Hume Lake

Forest Service Rd 14S11

Eshom Area

Eshom Staging Area 36° 38.639'N 118° 56.799'W 30 miles Southeast of Hume Lake

Forest Service Rd 15S09

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ATTACHMENT D

(TO Wage Determination(s))

No applicable SCA Wage Determination currently exists for some counties included in this Task Order. The contractor shall review all place-of-performance counties during proposal preparation. If the contractor determines that the applicable WD does not contain a required classification for the services performed, the contractor shall be prepared to submit an SF 1444 Conformance Request immediately upon receipt of award and Notice to Proceed.

To avoid delays in project start-up, the contractor is encouraged to pre-identify the anticipated labor classifications and prepare draft SF-1444 materials in advance. The Government will incorporate the appropriate WD(s) as soon as they become available via modification; however, performance may begin under pending conformance in accordance with IDIQ Section H.1.12 and the Davis-Bacon/SCLS conformance procedures.

Instruction to pull Wage Determinations

• Go to SAM.gov>Wage-Determinations (https://sam.gov/wage-determinations). Select Service Contracts.

• Use carrot to select state.

• County/Independent City?

• You will need to select the applicable county for each area.

• Previously Performed? Yes, but in a different locality.

• Non-Standard Services? Yes;

• Select Non-Standard Service>Use carrot to select Hazardous Waste Pickup and Disposal Services.

• Status? Active

Government Intent Note: The instructions above describe how the contractor is to identify the applicable Wage Determination for each place of performance. If, after following these steps, an appropriate Wage Determination is not available or does not contain a required labor classification, the contractor shall be prepared to submit an SF-1444 Conformance Request immediately upon award and Notice to Proceed. This clarification is provided to avoid delays in establishing the required conformed rate(s).

https://sam.gov/wage-determinations

Request For Authorization Of Additional Classification And Rate

Instructions: The Contractor shall complete items 3 through 16, keep a pending copy, and submit the request, in quadruplicate, to the Contracting Officer.

1. To:

Administrator, Wage And Hour Division U.S. Department Of Labor Washington, DC 20210

2. From: (Reporting Office)

3. Contractor 4. Date Of Request

5. Contract Number 6. Date Bid Opened (Sealed Bidding)

7. Date Of Award

8. Date Contract Work Started

9. Date Option Exercised (If Applicable) (Service Contract Only)

10. Subcontractor (If Any)

11. Project And Description Of Work (Attach Additional Sheet If Needed)

12. Location (City, County, And State)

13. In Order To Complete The Work Provided For Under The Above Contract, It Is Necessary To Establish The Following Rate(s) For The Indicated Classification(s) Not Included In The Department Of Labor Determination

Number: Dated:

a. List In Order: Proposed Classification Title(s); Job

Description(s); Duties; And Rationale For Proposed Classifications (Service contracts only)

b. Wage Rate(s) c. Fringe Benefits Payments

(Use reverse or attach additional sheets, if necessary)

14. Signature And Title Of Subcontractor Representative (If Any)

15. Signature And Title Of Prime Contractor Representative

STANDARD FORM 1444 (REV. 10/2023)

Prescribed by GSA-FAR (48 CFR) 53.222(f)

Check Appropriate Box Service Contract Construction Contract

OMB Control Number: 9000-0066 Expiration Date: 5/31/2027

Authorized For Local Reproduction Previous Edition Is Not Usable

Paperwork Reduction Act Statement

This information collection meets the requirements of 44 U.S.C. § 3507, as amended by section 2 of the

Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995. You do not need to answer these questions unless we display a valid Office of Management and Budget (OMB) control number. The OMB control number for this collection is 9000-0066. We estimate that it will take .5 hours to read the instructions, gather the facts, and answer the questions. Send only comments relating to our time estimate, including suggestions for reducing this burden, or any other aspects of this collection of information to: U.S. General Services

Administration, Regulatory Secretariat Division (M1V1CB), 1800 F Street, NW, Washington, DC 20405.

To Be Completed By Contracting Officer (Check As Appropriate - See FAR 22.1019 (Service Contract Labor Standards) Or FAR 22.406-3 (Construction Wage Rate Requirements))

The Interested Parties Agree And The Contracting Officer Recommends Approval By The Wage And Hour Division. Available Information And Recommendations Are Attached.

The Interested Parties Cannot Agree On The Proposed Classification And Wage Rate. A Determination Of The Question By The Wage And Hour Division Is Therefore Requested. Available Information And Recommendations Are Attached.

(Send 3 copies to the Department of Labor)

Date SubmittedTitle And Commercial Telephone Number

Signature Of Contracting Officer Or Representative

DisagreeAgree

Check Appropriate Box - Referencing Block 13.

Title16. Signature Of Employee Or Representative

STANDARD FORM 1444 (REV. 10/2023) BACK

SF 1444 Additional Information

� Block 11 — Project and Description of Work

This request applies to vault toilet pumping, septic tank pumping, portable toilet pumping, vault structure cleaning, debris removal, waste transport, waste disposal, reporting, spill response, remote/winter access, and compliance with Federal, State, Tribal, county, and local wastewater handling and transportation regulations, as required under USFS California Regional Vault and Septic Pumping Services IDIQ 127EAS26R0003 (Sections B and C).

These duties include operation of pump trucks, DOT compliant wastewater hauling vehicles, PPE use per 29 CFR 1910.120, required waste manifests, and compliance with environmental, health, and transportation regulations.

� Block 13 — Classification Requested

Proposed Classification Title: Vault/Septic Pumping Technician

Job Description & Duties:

Performs vault toilet pumping, septic tank pumping, portable toilet servicing, vault cleaning, debris removal, and pumping operations using specialized pump trucks.

Handles, transports, and disposes of sewage, graywater, septage, and associated waste in compliance with Federal, State, Tribal, county, and local regulations.

Operates DOT-regulated wastewater hauling vehicles; completes waste manifests;

performs spill response; uses PPE meeting 29 CFR 1910.120; provides documentation and reporting as required by the USFS Performance Work Statement (Attachment J2).

Work includes remote-access and winter-access pumping, emergency response capability, and safe operation on National Forest lands.

Rationale for Proposed Classification:

No existing SCA classification adequately captures the combination of specialized pumping equipment operation, regulated wastewater handling, environmental compliance duties, PPE/hazmat-related requirements, and DOT-regulated wastewater hauling required under the IDIQ.

The duties do not align with 23370 (General Maintenance Worker), which does not include regulated waste handling or specialized equipment operation.

The duties do not align with 23810 (Plumber, Maintenance), which covers plumbing craft work such as repair and installation, not sewage pumping and regulated waste transportation.

Therefore, an additional classification is required for lawful compliance with the Service Contract Labor Standards.

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ATTACHMENT E

(FS-6300-11, Subcontractor Approval Form)

USDA – Forest Service FS-6300-11 (10/81)

SUBCONTRACTOR

APPROVAL

REQUEST

SOLICITATION NUMBER CONTRACT NUMBER

UNIT

PROJECT TITLE

PRIME CONTRACTOR NAME, ADDRESS AND POC+EMAIL

APPROVAL IS HEREBY REQUESTED TO SUBCONTRACT WORK ON ABOVE REFERENCED CONTRACT.

SUBCONTRACTOR DETAILS

SUBCONTRACTOR NAME:

SUBCONTRACTOR UEI NO:

SUBCONTRACTOR ADDRESS:

SUBCONTRACTOR TAX ID (IF NO UEI NO.):

WORK DETAILS

TYPE OF WORK TO BE SUBCONTRACTED:

% OF WORK TO BE SUBCONTRACTED:

PRIME CONTRACTOR CONTACT NAME/ TITLE PRIME CONTRACTOR DIGITAL / WET SIGNATURE DATE (wet signature only)

STOP. BELOW TO BE COMPLETED BY USDA FOREST SERVICE CONTRACTING OFFICER ONLY.

APPROVER NAME/ TITLE APPROVER DIGITAL / WET SIGNATURE DATE APPROVED (wet signature only)

INSTRUCTIONS:

Complete and return to Forest Service.

Ordering Contracting Officer - NAME Enter Order CO Division