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DRYFORK/SMITH'SFORK LOWER CROSSING FENCE
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This document contains questions and answers related to federal contract solicitation number 140L6223Q0020 for fence construction along the Dryfork/Smithsfork Lower Crossing in Wyoming. The Bureau of Land Management is seeking to install approximately 1,009 feet of fencing with two 14-foot cattle guards and gates. Clearing up to 5 feet on each side of the fence line is permitted. A map of the layout is provided indicating the fence route and cattle guard locations. The timing of the work will need to be coordinated with a related project by Trout Unlimited which is scheduled to begin on September 18, 2023. Access to the fence area should be available by October 15, 2023.

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140L6223Q0020

AMD 001

Questions Addressed 140L6223Q00020 Dry Fork Smiths Form Lower Crossing Fence

1. Can fenceline be cleared?

a. Yes, it has been determined that 5-ft each side of fence may be cleared using equipment such as a brush hog.

2. Timing with TU project; when does TU plan to do their project?

a. TU is starting September 18, 2023.

3. Is the fence length accurate?

a. It is approximately 1,009 feet, so the 1,200-ft provides extra.

4. is there a more accurate map available of the fence layout?

a. Map attached. The map indicates two cattleguards. Each cattleguard is 14-ft. Fence will need to tied in with H braces on each side of the road, with 1 wire gate next to each cattleguard (2 gates total).

5. Is there an estimated beginning date for the fence, or a window for completion?

Fence area should be accessible by October 15, 2023.

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