B09_Amend_01_Attachment_2_Q_and_As_0001.docx

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LITCHFIELD HAY 2024 Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
140L1224Q0012
Issued by
Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management California Region

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This document is an Amendment 01, Attachment 2 containing Questions and Answers related to the LITCHFIELD HAY 2024 federal contract opportunity.

The key details are:

  • The solicitation calls for "grass hay" consisting of Timothy Grass only or a combination of Timothy, Brome and Orchard Grass, used for food for domestic animals. No Bermuda hay or Canary hay will be allowed. Small bales only are accepted.
  • The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) can accept as many loads per week as will fit in the barn to prevent hay spoilage, with barn capacity of 800 tons. Delivery amounts vary seasonally from 2-4 tons per day in spring/summer to 10-12 tons per day in fall/winter.
  • Once the barns are full, no more deliveries can be accepted until storage space opens up. Notification of Delivery requirements are in the Statement of Work (SOW) paragraph 4.
  • The question deadline has ended, and no further questions should be submitted.

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Sol_140L1224Q0012_Amd_0001.pdf PDF
B09_Amend_01_Attachment_1_Revised_Statement_of_Work_12_Apr_24_0001.docx DOCX document
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AMENDMENT 01, ATTACHMENT 2

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Question 1: What is max. number of loads per week can we deliver?

BLM Response: BLM can take as many loads a week as will fit in the barn to prevent hay spoilage (barn capacity is 800 a ton). There are times in the Fall/Winter we may be feeding 10-12 ton a day and during the Spring and Summer as little as 2-4 ton a day. Once the barns are full there can be no more deliveries until barn storage space opens up. Please see Statement of Work (SOW) paragraph 4 for Notification of Delivery requirements.

Question 2: The solicitation calls for "grass hay" but what kind: Meadow, Blue, Timothy, Orchard, Brome, Bermuda, Klein, Sudan? Or it doesn't matter?

BLM Response: The hay shall consist of these grasses only; Timothy Grass only or a combination of Timothy, Brome and Orchard Grass, used for food for domestic animals, cured, cut, and stored for fodder. No Bermuda hay or Canary hay will be allowed. Small bales only type of bales accepted. Please see attached revised Statement of Work’s HAY SPECIFICATIONS para h.

END OF QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

QUESTION DEADLINE HAS ENDED. ACCORDINGLY, PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS.

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