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2024 LINCOLN NATIONAL FOREST REFORESTATION PROJECT Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
127EAV24Q0021
Issued by
Department of Agriculture Forest Service R3-Southwestern Region

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This solicitation seeks services for the 2024 Lincoln National Forest Reforestation Project. The Forest Service requires performance of reforestation work on the D1 Little Bear and D2 Scott Able Planting Projects. The incumbent contractor is Tovar's Reforestation LLC under contract number 127EAV23C0005, which was awarded $105,240. Services will involve planting tree plugs protected by pre-assembled tree shelters that are approximately 18 inches in height with a 7-inch base tapering to 4 inches at the top, manufactured of solid polymer material resistant to high UV levels. The 100% small business set-aside solicitation is combined with a synopsis in the Federal Acquisition Regulations format, with responses due as a request for quote to number 127EAV24Q0021.

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LittleBear_plantingArea_2024_recon.pdf PDF
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Wage Determination No. 1969-0115 Revision No. 79.pdf PDF
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D2_8x11_QuadMap_Project_Trestle.pdf PDF

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Ques�ons and Answers

127EAV24Q0021- Lincoln NF Reforesta�on Project

1. Incumbent? Tovar’s Reforesta�on LLC Contract number and award amount? 127EAV23C0005; $105,240.00

2. Will the trees be Bare-root or plugs? Plugs

3. What kind/size of shelters will be used?

Specifica�ons for Tree Shelters – Pre-assembled with three wire staking legs atached to the base which allow 8” of soil penetra�on for stability. The shelter will be manufactured of solid polymer material with no mesh, and sufficiently rigid to allow the shelter to be pushed into workable soil without the use of driving tools. The shelter shall be conical in shape, approximately 18 inches in height, with the base being approximately 7 inches in diameter and tapering to approximately 4 inches at the open top. The tree shelter shall be made of High-UV polymer material to withstand the southwest climate.

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