B09_Amendment_03_Q_A_Attachment_1_0003.docx
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- BLM LICK SKILLET HAND THINNING Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140L3725Q0018
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This is a Questions and Answers document for the Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region's Lick Skillet Hand Thinning project (RFQ 140L3724Q0018). The document addresses contractor inquiries about site conditions and responsibilities.
The Q&A clarifies that all work units are adjacent to plowed public roads, with snow depths of approximately 2 feet within the units, though some areas have patchy drifts up to 1 foot deep with mostly dry and accessible conditions. The contractor is responsible for following piling specifications outlined in the Statement of Work but is not responsible for burning the piles. No pile covering is required. The questions primarily focus on access conditions, snow accumulation, and pile management responsibilities.
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| Sol_140L3725Q0018_Amd_0004.pdf | ||
| Sol_140L3725Q0018_Amd_0003.pdf | ||
| Sol_140L3725Q0018_Amd_0002.pdf | ||
| Sol_140L3725Q0018_Amd_0001.pdf | ||
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Lick Skillet Q&A RFQ 140L3724Q0018
1. Question: How is the current access looking as it looks like the units are close to the main roads/highways?
Answer 1: All units are immediately adjacent to a plowed public road.
2. Question: How are the snow accumulations out in those areas?
Answer 2: While hiking within the units, expect at least 2 feet of snow.
3. Question: Is the contractor responsible for burning the piles created during the contract?
Answer 3: Contractor is not responsible for burning piles, but they are responsible for closely following the piling specs outlined in the statement of work.
4. Question: Is the contractor responsible for burning the piles created during the contract?
Answer 4: Contractor is not responsible for burning piles, but they are responsible for closely following the piling specs outlined in the statement of work.
5. Question: How is the current access and snow accumulations looking for these two projects?
Answer 5: Conditions are relatively dry. There are patchy drifts up to 1 foot deep, but the majority of the acres are dry and accessible.
6. Question: Will this require covering?
Answer 6: No pile covering required. See piling specifications in the SOW.
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