12970223Q0037 Turkey Tank TSI QA 1.pdf
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- 12970223Q0037
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This document contains questions and answers regarding a federal solicitation for timber stand improvement services on the Prescott National Forest in Arizona. The solicitation is for hand thinning across 1,440 acres on nine cutting units, with cut materials to be piled in units 1,3-7,9 and lopped and scattered in units 2 and 8. One trail is accessible by four-wheelers while another leads to an inaccessible wilderness. No additional maps or locked gates are needed to access the work areas. Bidders must submit all questions by five days before the deadline listed on the SF1449, which is not provided in this document.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| 01 MAP_Contract_Turkey_Tank_TSI.pdf | ||
| 12970223Q0037 Turkey Tank TSI.pdf | ||
| SCA WD 2015-5471 Rev 19 (27 Dec 2022).docx | DOCX document |
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12970223Q0037 Turkey Tank TSI
Q&A #1
Q: The trees that are felled, are they to be bucked up and stacked in with the slash as well, or are we to leave them lay?
A: For Units 1,3,4,5,6,7 and 9 the cut material will be piled. For Unit 2 and Unit 8 the cut material will be lopped and scattered. Please see the contract/silviculture prescription map.
Q: Would the contractor be responsible to flag to boundary along the Woodchute Wilderness or is that taken care of by the Forest Service?
A: No. The Forest Service will flag the boundary by Woodchute Wilderness
Q: Are the trails listed on the map accessible by motorized vehicles such as motorcycles or four wheelers?
A: Trail 103, on the north side of the project area in cutting unit 1 and Unit 2 is accessible by 4-wheelers. Trail 9102 leads into the wilderness and is not accessible by 4 wheelers.
Q: Are there any additional information or maps readily available, they would be greatly appreciated?
A: No. All relevant documents are uploaded.
Q: Do I as a contractor need a key to access or look at the Turkey Tank TSI project area? Solicitation but
I wanted to inspect the work area, and thought I should verify if a permit or gate keys may be needed.
A: There are no locked gates on the Turkey Tank TSI project. All areas are accessible by the public.
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