A-10 Response to Technical Criteria.doc
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- Happy-Oak Planting FY20 Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 129AC720Q0028
- Issued by
- Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This document contains a solicitation notice and description for a federal contract opportunity for planting and release services on national forest land. The contractor will be required to furnish labor, equipment, supervision, transportation and supplies to plant 1,808 acres of seedlings and hand-release 1,085 acres of planted units in 66 units on the Happy Camp Ranger District in the Klamath National Forest. The planting period of performance is estimated from early March 2020 to May 2020 and the release period of performance is estimated from early March 2021 to May 2021, with an additional 30 days for optional acres. This procurement is set aside for small businesses with a NAICS code of 115310 and size standard of $20.5M. The solicitation will be conducted under FAR Part 12 and site visits are scheduled for February 12, 2020. Questions must be submitted in writing by a specified date and notifications will be through postings to beta.sam.gov.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| A-10 129AC720Q0028.pdf | ||
| A-10 Unit Information Table.pdf | ||
| A-10 Project Maps.pdf | ||
| A-10 WD 77-0727 Rev 59 dated 12.23.2019 .pdf |
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Solicitation Number: 129AC720Q0028
Response to Technical Criteria Note: The use of this form is NOT required. Offerors may respond to the Evaluation Criteria using any format they desire, so long as it addresses all evaluation criteria. This format is provided as a convenience for offerors to organize their response to the technical requirements.
1) Understanding the Government Requirement
a) How extensive was your site visit for this project? (e.g., ‘didn’t visit;’ ‘drove by some areas;’ ‘walked each acre’; ‘know area well’)
b) What did the site visit reveal about the comparative difficulty of the project – e.g., the problems that are likely to be encountered during performance?
c) How many and what types of workers will be assigned to the project? (Use when applicable)
d) What equipment will you use for this project? (Use when applicable)
e) What sequence of work are you planning to ensure timely completion of the project? (i.e., what areas or work processes will be done first? Next? Last?)
f) What contracts do you currently have scheduled to which you will need to commit resources during the period for the performance of this project?
| Project Name |
| Project Type |
| Company/Agency for which work will be done |
| Phone |
| Expected Completion Date |
g) Supervision
| Key Persons or on-the-ground supervisors |
| Expertise |
| Years of Experience |
Subcontractors:
| Subcontractor |
| Expertise |
| Experience |
| % of work to be completed by sub |
h) Provide a narrative or attachment describing what you plan to do for a quality control plan for the required activities.
i) Provide a narrative or attachment describing your safety plan for the required activities
2) Relevant Experience:
What contracts has your firm performed which are similar in scope, magnitude, and complexity to this project? (You need not list more than 5)
| Name of Project |
| Type of Project |
| Scope/Magnitude |
| Company/Agency for which the work was done |
| Completion Date |
3) Relevant Past Performance:
Whom may we contact concerning your performance on the projects listed above?
| Name |
| Address |
| Phone |
| Project(s) |
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