S01 Questions and Answers 12FPC125Q0022 ACEP-WRE Tree Planting IL - Crawford and Jasper Counties.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for a USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) tree planting contract in Illinois. The solicitation (12FPC125Q0022) requires planting 19,575 seedlings across Jasper and Crawford Counties, with a 45-day performance period from Purchase Order receipt. The Q&A clarifies key details including that this is a new contract, specifying that contractors should plant species in equal quantities, with species adapted to wetter conditions placed at lower elevations. The document addresses contractor questions about the contract's nature, total plant quantities, and planting methodology, providing specific guidance on species distribution and project timeline.
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Question # Answer 1 This is a new contract.
2 N/A 3 The period of performance is 45 days from the receipt of the Purchase Order.
4 19,575 seedlings total
Contractor should plant species in equal quantities. Species adapted to wetter conditions should be planted at lower elevations.
Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) ACEP-WRE Tree Planting
Illinois State Office Solicitation No. 12FPC125Q0022
Jasper and Crawford Counties
What is the date the project needs to be completed?
What is the total amount of plants to be planted?
In what order (if any) are the specified plants to be planted? Like do you want a certain amount of Bald Cypress in a row or mix them amongst one another like Water Tupelo then Bald Cypress and so on?
Question/Comment/Clarification Is this a brand new contract OR is (was) an incumbent performing these services?
If there is an incumbent, could you please provide the current / previous contract number?
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