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Solicitation number: 140L5724Q0011
Issued by: Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Utah Region

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This federal contract opportunity is for prairie dog dusting and plague abatement services. The Bureau of Land Management Utah Region is seeking a contractor to treat burrows within mapped areas in Iron and Beaver Counties, Utah to control plague outbreaks. This is a total small business set-aside awarded under a firm fixed price contract structured as lowest price technically acceptable. The contractor will provide timely GPS data for inspection purposes. The North American Industry Classification System code is 115310. Questions are due by January 15th, 2024 and proposals are due January 22nd, 2024.

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01/05/2024

334-846-2890Mark Renforth (No collect calls)

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Prairie Dog Burrow Dusting/ Plague Abatement

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5. Only emailed quotations will be accepted. All quotes must be emailed to the Contract

Specialist, Mark Renforth at mrenforth@blm.gov

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140L5724Q0011

Period of Performance: 04/15/2024 to 05/31/2028

00010 Prairie Dog Dusting 692.32 Acres

Period of Performance: 04/15/2024 to 05/31/2024

00020 Prairie Dog Dusting 692.32 Acres

Option Year 1

(Option Line Item)

Anticipated Exercise Date 03/14/2025

Period of Performance: 04/15/2025 to 05/31/2025

00030 Prairie Dog Dusting 692.32 Acres

Option Year 2

(Option Line Item)

Anticipated Exercise Date 03/14/2026

Period of Performance: 04/15/2026 to 05/31/2026

00040 Prairie Dog Dusting 692.32 Acres

Option Year 3

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Anticipated Exercise Date 03/15/2027

Period of Performance: 04/15/2027 to 05/31/2027

00050 Prairie Dog Dusting 692.32 Acres

Option Year 4

(Option Line Item)

Anticipated Exercise Date 03/15/2028

Period of Performance: 04/15/2028 to 05/31/2028

Any increase in acreage that may be needed will be priced at per unit cost for each corresponding base or option year.

NSN 7540-01-152-8067 OPTIONAL FORM 336 (4-86)

Sponsored by GSA

FAR (48 CFR) 53.110

Utah Prairie Dog Plague Abatement in Iron & Beaver Counties

STATEMENT OF WORK

1. BACKGROUND

This contract involves abatement of sylvatic plague outbreaks in Utah prairie dogs (Cynomys parvidens) on 420.50 acres of public lands administered by the Bureau of Land Management, Cedar City Field Office (CCFO) through the administration of the pesticide Deltamethrin. An additional 105.39 acres of public land owned by the Trust Lands Administration (TLA), and

166.43 acres of land owned by Iron County for Utah prairie dog mitigation is also included herein for dusting efforts bringing the total acreage to 692.32 acres. Acreages are subject to increase throughout the contract lifecycle but will not exceed 2,500 acres per contract year.

Plague is caused by a bacterium (Yersinia pestis) and is spread to Utah prairie dogs primarily by fleas within concentrated, localized populations. Previous dusting effort data suggests a positive association between dusting and Utah prairie dog colony growth and persistence. Through plague abatement, we hope to maintain or increase Utah prairie dog population numbers on public lands in support of species recovery and eventual delisting from the Endangered Species Act. This contract is for a base contract and four (4) option years.

2. SCOPE

The scope of this contract is to treat burrows within the mapped polygons described previously in this document and to provide Cedar City Field Office with timely GPS data for quick and accurate contract inspection. This contract, in combination with other ongoing plague control efforts, will help control plague outbreaks on BLM-administered lands within the CCFO area.

3. OBJECTIVES

Completion of plague abatement efforts in the Cedar City Field Office by DeltaDust® should assist in the long-term recovery and sequential de-listing of the Threatened Utah prairie dog from the Endangered Species Act. Utah prairie dog colonies would be annually monitored to determine the efficacy of dusting efforts and population persistence/growth.

4. TASKS

Below are the Utah prairie dog colonies identified for treatment and site-specific requirements:

Colony 0110a, 0110b, and 0110f (Buckskin Valley) Polygon Acreage: 93.38 acres of treatment within 10 polygons.

Notes: Treatment would occur on all burrows within the identified polygons. Access to vicinity is by paved and good dirt roads. Access for treatment is by foot. *Before May 15th, treatment must be conducted after 10:00 am to minimize impact to breeding/nesting greater sage-grouse (Centrocercus urophasianus).

Colony 0113c and 0113f (Buckhorn North)

Polygon Acreage: 0.80 acres of treatment within 2 polygons.

Notes: Treatment would occur on all burrows within the polygons. Access to vicinity is by paved and good dirt roads. Access for treatment is by foot.

Colony 0113w (Buckhorn South) Polygon Acreage: 5.46 acres of treatment within 1 polygon.

Notes: Treatment would occur on all burrows within the polygon. Access to vicinity is by paved and good dirt roads. Access for treatment is by foot.

Colony 0120i (Pine Valley) Polygon Acreage: 44.86 acres BLM and 73.96 acres TLA within 5 polygons.

Notes: Treatment would occur on all burrows within the identified polygon.

Access to vicinity is by paved and good dirt roads. Access to the treatment sites via ATV and foot travel is good.

Colony 0122a, 0122g, 0122i, and 0131a (Minersville 3) Polygon Acreage: 170.17 acres BLM, 147.02 acres Iron County, and 27.58 acres TLA within 16 polygons.

Notes: Treatment would occur on all burrows within the identified polygons. Access to vicinity is by paved and good dirt roads. Access to the treatment sites via ATV and foot is good. *Before May 15th, treatment must be conducted after 10:00 am to minimize impact to breeding/nesting greater sage-grouse.

Colony 0123a and 0123f (Rush Lake) Polygon Acreage: 27.82 acres within 2 polygons.

Notes: Treatment would occur on all burrows within the identified polygons.

Access to vicinity is by paved and good dirt roads. Access to the treatment sites via ATV and foot is good.

Colony 0124e, 0124f, and 0124g (Adams Well North) Polygon Acreage: 5.84 acres within 3 polygons.

Notes: Treatment would occur on all burrows within the identified polygon. Access to vicinity is by good dirt roads. Access to the treatment site via ATV and foot is good. *Before May 15th, treatment must be conducted after 10:00 am to minimize impact to breeding/nesting greater sage-grouse (Centrocercus urophasianus).

Colony 0124a (Adams Well South) Polygon Acreage: 1.07 acres within 2 polygons.

Colony 0125a, 125g, and 0129b (Wild Pea) Polygon Acreage: 19.52 acres BLM, 19.41 acres Iron County, and 3.85 acres TLA within 4 polygons.

0114d, 0114e, 0114f, 0114g, and 0114h (Jackrabbit) Polygon Acreage: 9.36 acres of treatment within 5 polygons.

Notes: Treatment would occur on all burrows within the identified polygons. Access to vicinity is by paved and good dirt roads. Access to the treatment sites by foot is good. *Before May 15th, treatment must be conducted after 10:00 am to minimize impact to breeding/nesting greater sage-grouse (Centrocercus urophasianus).

Colony 0133c (Steer Hollow) Polygon Acreage: 0.97 acres within 1 polygon.

Treatment would occur on all burrows within the identified polygon.

Access to vicinity is by paved and good dirt roads. Access to the treatment sites is easy by foot.

Colony 0132e (Parowan Gap) Polygon Acreage: 5.14 acres within 1 polygon.

Treatment would occur on all burrows within the identified polygon.

Access to vicinity is by paved and good dirt roads. Access to the treatment sites is easy by foot.

Colony 0116a and 0130a (Horse Hollow) Polygon Acreage: 34.18 acres within 19 polygons.

Treatment would occur on all burrows within the identified polygon.

Access to vicinity is by paved and good dirt roads. Access to the treatment sites is easy by foot.

Colony 0126b (Horse Valley) Polygon Acreage: 0.72 acres within 4 polygons.

Notes: Treatment would occur on all burrows within the identified polygon. Access to vicinity is by good dirt roads. Access to the treatment site via foot is good. *Before May 15th, treatment must be conducted after 10:00 am to minimize impact to breeding/nesting greater sage-grouse (Centrocercus urophasianus).

2023 New Translocation Sites (Gap Fire) Polygon Acreage: 1.59 acres within 2 polygons.

Notes: Treatment would occur on all burrows within the identified polygons. Access to vicinity is by paved and good dirt roads. Access to the treatment sites via foot is good. *Before May 15th, treatment must be conducted after 10:00 am to minimize impact to breeding/nesting greater sage-grouse (Centrocercus urophasianus).

NOTE: If additional burrows are encountered on public land near, but outside the described treatment areas, contractor shall contact the Contracting Officer to determine ability to treat.

Areas outside the described treatment maps are not authorized for payment/treatment without PRIOR approval from the Contracting Officer. Contractor risks non-payment for treatment of any areas outside this statement of work.

Burrow Dusting:

DeltaDust - INTENDED RATE OF APPLICATION: 5 grams per burrow

1. Equipment/applicators: Equipment must be able to measure the exact amount of chemical and distribute evenly with calibration and have a wand of at least 12” to reach into the prairie dog burrow.

2. Environmental Conditions: Pesticide will not be applied when inclement weather conditions (rain, hail, sleet, and snow) are forecasted within 24 hours following a planned treatment.

Application operations will be permitted only during daylight hours.

3. Transportation of Pesticide: The Contractor shall load and transport pesticide from the Contractor's home base to the work site and between sites according to all applicable laws and regulations. Upon completion of the work or termination of the contract, all unused pesticide shall be returned by the Contractor to the Contractor's home base. Disposal of all used containers and other materials shall be done according to the label and local laws and regulations.

Burrows must be treated by inserting the applicator wand in all burrows greater than 2” in diameter. The wand shall be placed between 1 and 5 inches into each burrow, with 5 grams of pesticide applied. Contractor shall mark the top of each burrow treated with a small strip or dot (2 inches) of dust for inspectors to easily identify during compliance checks. This amount of dust will not impact the prairie dogs and is simply for identification. The required buffer for pesticide treatments in the vicinity of surface water areas is 10 feet hand application. Burrows occupied by birds or their nests should be avoided.

Once treatment is initiated in a specific treatment area, it must be completed without a break in activity.

Work involves the application of DeltaDust® (0.05% Deltamethrin) to all burrows greater than 2” in diameter within a specified treatment area. Application method consists of application of 5 grams of dust to within interior (by placing wand within burrow) of each individual burrow, greater than 2 inches in diameter. Contractor shall mark the top of each burrow treated with a small strip or dot (2 inches) of dust for inspectors to easily identify during compliance checks.

This amount of dust will not impact the prairie dogs and is simply for identification during compliance checks. All colony locations range in size from scattered single burrows to concentrations of burrows on areas several acres. Control treatments may be completed between April 15, and May 30. A Pesticide Application Report (PAR) will be completed daily by each dusting crew (Attachment 1).

Any environmentally sensitive areas within the mapped polygons will be identified by the government and an appropriate legend affixed thereto. Control work will be subject to environmental protection stipulations identified herein. All of the environmental protection provisions are included herein and specific maps shall be provided through this solicitation.

The contractor will plan their work and keep the BLM informed of progress by reporting at least daily, including turning in mobile device/GPS data and PAR forms at the end of the first full week and as to be determined by the COR in following weeks.

Terrain can be uneven and rocky on portions of these treatment areas. Large shrubs may be present requiring maneuvering. Paved and dirt roads, vehicle trails, and off-road and/or foot travel. Cross-country travel is generally permitted with the following stipulations:

1) The DeltaDust® label would be followed for mixing, application methodology, spill clean-up, and use of protective gear.

2) Application of Deltamethrin would avoid all surface water, including streams, stock ponds, trough overflows, or any other surface water.

3) Application of Deltamethrin would not be allowed in burrows known to be occupied by burrowing owls.

4) Avoid dusting within one mile of greater sage-grouse leks during the period February 15 through May 15. If this is not possible, then do not dust within 2 hours after sunrise or 2 hours before sunset.

5) Within occupied Franklin’s penstemon habitat, avoid application of Deltamethrin during the peak bloom period of May through June to minimize impacts to pollinators. Also, avoid cross-country ATV travel and apply dust by walking.

6) If other species of BLM sensitive plants are located within Utah prairie dog habitat, avoid applications during the peak bloom period for that plant species and avoid ATV travel.

7) All applicators of pesticides on BLM lands must be licensed by the State or under the direct supervision of a BLM or state licensed Pesticide Applicator. If an applicator has an out-of-state license, then they are required to get a reciprocal license for Utah through the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food.

8) Prior to any chemical pesticide being applied, an approved Pesticide Use Proposal (PUP) will be obtained. A PUP is an internal BLM document that proposes specific use of an herbicide, including but not limited to the location, rates allowed on the label, the rates intended for individual applications, target pests, timing, and environmental considerations (risk assessment factors) such as soils, sensitive species, and non-target considerations. In Utah, PUPs are good for 3 years.

9) Within 24 hours of each day’s chemical pesticide application, a daily Pesticide Application Record (PAR) form will be required to be completed. These records are kept for 10 years or more by the BLM. Information on the PAR includes applicator information, project information, weather conditions, equipment used, pesticide information, number of burrows treated, and actual rates and acreages treated.

10) Utah prairie dog colonies would be accessed by use of the nearest existing route.

11) Access to prairie dog colonies that are not along existing routes may be by motorized vehicle from the nearest route. All-terrain vehicles may be used for access and dusting.

12) Cross-country travel would be limited to the minimum number of vehicles required to complete the work.

13) Cross-country travel would avoid tall sagebrush.

14) Cross-country travel would not use the same ingress and egress routes to colonies located off of existing routes. Operators should not run over sagebrush more than one time. If needed, cross-country routes should be raked over after use to prevent others from following the tracks.

15) Any equipment exposed to noxious weeds before entry onto BLM lands would be cleaned of noxious weed seed (washed) prior to use. All equipment will also be washed as soon as possible if inadvertently exposed to noxious weeds during the project.

16) Noxious weed areas would be avoided during all project activities.

17) Any noxious weed areas discovered during the study would be reported to the BLM.

18) Contract personnel should avoid all nests.

19) Livestock permittees and other users of dusting locations would be notified prior to implementation, as needed.

*Some of these stipulations might not apply to these areas or during the dates of this contract.

Applicability will be discussed with the awardee at the pre-work meeting.

5. DELIVERY

Treatment Area Mapping, Mobile Device/GPS, and Recordation Requirements:

The BLM GIS specialist will attend the pre-work meeting. The contractor is required to provide an adequate number of mobile device/GPS units, to adequately fulfill the data needs of this contract. All areas treated would be mapped and the contractor shall record acreage per colony.

In addition to mapping areas in the data dictionary, the contractor shall report their findings (e.g.

# of acres treated, # of burrows treated, # of prairie dogs seen, etc.) on the PAR (Pesticide Application Record) form provided by the BLM. Having both records allows the BLM to accurately report treatment acreage and mitigate the risk of lost data.

Mobile devices and/or GPS units used must have an accuracy rating of at least 10 meters and be capable of differential correction.

All mobile device/GPS data should be exported and submitted using the following format:

Projection: Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) Datum: North American Datum of 1983 Zone: 12 Units: Meters

ArcView Shapefiles would be verified and sent to the GIS specialist at email address:

kdastrup@blm.gov. The Utah prairie dog location information contained in the shapefiles provided to the contractor is protected and must not be shared or distributed.

6. GOVERNMENT-FURNISHED PROPERTY

The Cedar City Field Office shall only provide mobile device/GPS data dictionaries and an electronic copy of PAR form. No other goods or services will be provided during the life of this contract other than occasional compliance checks and administrative support.

All personnel, materials, and equipment required to complete the project shall be provided by the contactor. This includes pesticide, application equipment, vehicles, fuel, water, and any other associated tools and equipment. ATVs may be used to access treatment areas from the nearest routes. Mobile device/GPS units, with appropriate software, are required for each of the crews.

It is also recommended that crews are equipped with cell phones and/or radios for good communication with the PI and COR and for safety reasons.

7. SECURITY

Contractor will furnish to BLM copies of the certifications that the Contractor and any employees who will apply chemicals are certified commercial pesticide applicators. This certification must be supplied to BLM prior to starting work on the contract.

Application will be monitored by the designated Project Inspector (PI) and/or the COR, using field contract inspections and the mobile device/GPS track file or mobile device/GPS line data and mobile device/GPS polygons submitted by the contractor.

Progress will be monitored by BLM’s designated PI and/or the COR. The intent is for all burrows to be treated. No less than 95 percent of all burrows listed above on all sites within the identified perimeters must be treated with pesticide. In the event more than 5 percent of a treatment area has gone untreated, the contractor must return to the site and complete treatment of the burrows within 3 days of being informed. If untreated acreage remains at the end of the contract, payment for the contract will be adjusted down by percentage of total acres which have not been treated when work is stopped. This percentage will be based upon compliance inspections and as determined by the BLM Contracting Officer (CO), PI, or the COR. Meeting this requirement will be difficult on many sites unless an adequate amount of time is spent searching the site for burrows.

DeltaDust® (0.05% Deltamethrin) will be applied in accordance with current pesticide use proposals (PUPs) and EPA labels and in compliance with all guidelines and restrictions.

Contractor will complete a daily Pesticide Application Report (PAR) as required for BLM accounting and reporting to be submitted weekly with mobile device/GPS data. The schedule of data submission may be altered by the PI or the COR. Pesticide Application Records (PARs) must be completed within 24 hours of application.

The COR or PI will make inspections as a basis for monitoring progress in relation to completion payments and to make recommendations for adjustments in work. The PI and COR will communicate regularly with the contractor or their designated representative and with on-the-ground work crews. Contractor will be required to show or submit completed pesticide application records to COR/PI upon request during the inspection of the contract.

Work performed according to the specifications will be considered acceptable for payment.

8. PLACE OF PERFORMANCE

The focus area of this project is specific (692.32 acres), mapped polygons within Iron and Beaver County, Utah, as described below:

Buckskin Valley 0110 colonies a, b, and f (93.38 acres) are approximately 45 miles northeast of Cedar City within the Buckskin Management Unit in Iron County, UT Colonies 0113c, f, and w at Buckhorn (Buckhorn North & South; 6.26 acres) are approximately 30 miles northeast of Cedar City within the U20/I15 Management Unit in Iron, County, UT

Colony 0120i (Pine Valley; 118.82 acres) is approximately 46 miles Northwest of Cedar City, UT within the Pine Valley Management Unit in Beaver County, UT

Colonies 0122a, 122g, 0122i, and 0131a (Minersville 3; 344.77 acres) are approximately 2 miles west of Highway 130 within the Minersville 3 Management Unit in Iron County, UT

Colonies 0123 a and f (Rush Lake; 27.82 acres) are approximately 11 miles northwest of Cedar City within the Rush Lake Management Unit in Iron County, UT the Adams Well Management Unit in Iron County, UT Colonies 0114d, 0114e, 0114f, 0114g, 0114h, 0125a, 0125g, and 129b (Wild Pea and

Jackrabbit; 51.77 acres) are approximately 28 miles north-northeast of Cedar City within the Upper Long Hollow and Jackrabbit Management Units in Iron County, UT

Colony 0133c (Steer Hollow; 0.97 acres) is approximately 15 miles north of Cedar City and 4 miles west of Minersville Highway in Iron County, UT. This was a translocation site for underweight Utah prairie dogs.

Colony 0132e (Parowan Gap; 5.14 acres) approximately 11 miles west-northwest of Parowan, UT next to the Parowan Gap Petroglyphs site within The Gap management unit in Iron County, UT.

Colonies 0116a and 0130a (Horse Hollow; 34.18 acres) are approximately 20 miles north-northwest of Cedar City, UT within the Horse Hollow Management Unit.

2023 New Translocation Sites (Gap Fire; 1.59 acres) are approximately 19 miles north-northeast of Cedar City, UT within The Gap Management Unit.

Colony 126b (Horse Valley; 0.72 acres) is located approximately 28 miles north-northwest of Cedar City, UT within the Adams Well Management Unit.

9. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE

Work would begin when the contract is accepted by the Contractor and Notice to Proceed is given by BLM. For 2024, this is expected to be between April 15 and May 30, 2024. Work would end when the contract work was completed. All deliverables, including plague abatement work and GIS data, must be made available to BLM by September 30 of the treatment year.

Final payment will be based on completion and acceptance of the job. Payments will be based upon compliance with all specifications. Price and payment will be full compensation for the work described in this section. Prior to final payment, the BLM must have completed forms and data for the entire performance period, which are subject to approval by the field office certified pesticide applicator.

Partial Payments are allowed under this contract.

Payment for areas not completed will be deducted from the payment at the rate per acre specified in the final contract. The standard for acres not treated will be based on data collected by PI or COR using the same data dictionary provided to the successful bidder.

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