Attachment_II-_Quote_Sheet.pdf

12805B19Q0008 Attachment II

Quote Sheet

Companies DUNs Number: ____________________

Phase I: Windrowing, equipment and labor. Windrowing methods used should be of design to facilitate drying of forage product. Work is dependent upon soil conditions and weather forecast.

Multiple fields, multiple cuttings. May 10 through October 1st.

Annual acres windrowed 1600 to 3000.

Offered Price per acre: _________

Phase II: Raking, equipment and labor. Raking designated windrowed acres. Raking to be appropriately timed to accelerate dry down of windrowed forage and to minimize time between windrowing and baling without causing excessive nutrient loss. Work is either dependent.

Multiple fields, multiple cuttings. May 10 through October 1st.

Annual acres raked 1600 to 3000.

Offered Price per acre: _________

Phase III: Baling of designated acres, equipment and labor. Large square bales, appropriately tied. 3 FT x 4 FT x 8 Ft. bales. Bale weights 1400 to 1600 LB each. Efforts and decisions made in baling operation should be to ensure highest feed quality possible with existing forage conditions and weather (current and forecasted). Multiple fields, multiple cuttings. May 10 through Oct. 1st.

Total bales is yield dependent, range 4000 to 6000 bales.

Offered Price per bale: __________

Phase IV: Bale retrieval to field edge. Equipment and labor. Timely retrieval of square bales baled by contractor. Bales to be retrieved to area designated by USMARC near or adjacent to production field. Retrieval efforts to minimize weather impact on bales.

Estimated retrieval rate of 115 bales/hour.

Offered Price rate per hour: ___________