Amend_1_-_Attachment_4_-_Instructions_for_Viewing_Google_Earth_Map_Files_0001.pdf
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- 140P2124R0010
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This document provides instructions for a federal contract solicitation for forest mastication services at Big Thicket National Preserve. The National Park Service is seeking proposals to conduct forest mastication work on the Big Sandy Creek Unit, with a pre-proposal meeting scheduled for January 10, 2024 at 10:00 AM Central Time at the corner of FM 1276 and J. Hendrix Road northwest of Dallardsville, Texas. Contractors must visit the site on their own if unable to attend the pre-planned meeting. Proposals are due by the response date outlined in Section E of the full solicitation. The selected contractor will be required to follow all documentation submission requirements specified in the solicitation.
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Instructions for Viewing Google Earth Map Files
(on smart phone or desktop computer)
For desktop computer:
1. Download the Google Earth Pro application from this link:
https://www.google.com/earth/about/versions/
Click on the option “Google Earth Pro on desktop”.
2. Follow steps to download and set up the application on your computer.
3. Download and save the map file “Project Area.kmz” from the list of attachments on the solicitation webpage.
4. Open the file in Google Earth Pro by double-clicking on the file and selecting Google Earth Pro to read the file (it should open the app automatically thereafter).
Or by opening Google Earth Pro first, then opening the file by going to
File → Open… and selecting the map file where you saved it.
https://www.google.com/earth/about/versions/
For smart phone:
1. Download the Google Earth app from an app store (Google Play, Apple Store, etc.)
2. Follow steps to set up the app on your smart phone.
3. Download the map file “Project Area.kmz” from the list of attachments on the solicitation webpage.
4. On Android, open the file and it should launch the Google Earth app automatically.
On iPhone, you may need to tap on the Share Icon after downloading the file ( ), then select “Share File Via…”, and choose the Google
Earth app.
5. If the project area boundary doesn’t automatically appear on the map in Google Earth, you may need to tap on the 3 dots icon ( ) and select “Show on Map”.
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