Government_Responses_to_Vendor_Questions_0001.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 140L2625Q0058
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This document contains contractor questions and government responses for the 2025 Cedar Hollow Juniper Thinning federal contract (Solicitation Number 140L2625Q0058). The four questions cover map compatibility, on-site camping, tree cutting specifications, and site access details. Key responses include confirmation that the solicitation maps are Avenza-compatible, no camping is allowed, only junipers will be cut, and the contractor must be prepared to access the northern unit by foot if the existing two-track road is inaccessible due to overgrowth or fire restrictions. The questions reference specific sections of the Performance Work Statement (PWS), such as sections 1.6.12, 4.2.2.2, and 6.1.2, providing clarification on contract execution requirements.
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Question Government response Reference 1 Do you have maps compatible with Avenza Maps ? The maps included in the solicitation were geo-referenced and compatible with Avenza.
2 Will camping be allowed on site? No, access is made through private property, and the gate will be locked each night. PWS 1.6.12 3 What other tree species will need to be cut? Only junipers will be cut under this contract. PWS 4.2.2.2
Can the private two-track on the west side of the unit be used to access the north end of the unit?
Yes, however the road is overgrown, and fire restrictions may prevent use of the road. As a result, the contractor must be capable of accessing the northern end of the unit by foot travel if needed. PWS 6.1.2
Contractor Questions and Government responses: 2025 CEDAR HOLLOW JUNIPER THINNING (140L2625Q0058)
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