A04_-_SOW_-_NBFFCC_Propane.docx
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- CO-NATL BLCK-FTD FERRET-PROPANE 5-YEAR BPA
- Solicitation number
- 140FS225Q0069
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This Statement of Work outlines propane delivery requirements for the National Black-footed Ferret Conservation Center in Carr, Colorado. The Center, which houses approximately 66% of the world's ex-situ population of endangered black-footed ferrets, requires regular propane deliveries to heat its facilities during fall and winter months.
The scope involves as-needed propane deliveries to support the Center's operations, which maintains 170-185 breeding ferrets year-round, doubling to hundreds during summer and fall when kits are born and transferred from five zoo breeding facilities. The Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking to establish a 5-year Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for these propane delivery services, as indicated by solicitation number 140FS225Q0069. The propane is critical for maintaining appropriate temperatures for the ferrets and keeping the Center's facilities operational.
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| Sol_140FS225Q0069_Amd_0004.pdf | ||
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| Sol_140FS225Q0069_Amd_0001.pdf | ||
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Statement of Work Propane Delivery National Black-footed Ferret Conservation Center
1. General Summary:
The National Black-footed Ferret Conservation Center (the Center) in Carr, Colorado houses approximately 66% of the world’s ex-situ population of endangered black-footed ferrets (Mustela nigripes). The Center’s mission is to maintain a viable assurance population of black-footed ferrets in managed care and to produce healthy kits to support reintroduction efforts to the wild. Young ferret kits born at the Center are reintroduced to select sites in several states each year to meet recovery goals. The Center houses at least 170-185 breeding ferrets year-round. This number doubles during summer and fall of each year as hundreds of kits are born and more are transferred to the Center from five zoo breeding facilities for veterinary processing and behavioral preconditioning.
The Center is in a very rural area and maintains many buildings which require heat, which is provided by propane furnaces.
2. Objectives The Center uses a large amount of propane to heat the buildings on the site during the fall and winter months. Objective is to continue delivery of propane throughout needed months to keep the Ferrets alive and the Center functioning.
3. Scope of Work:
· Deliver, as needed, propane to refill propane tanks on Center facilities
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