Amendment_0001_Answer_to_Questions_and_SOW_update__0001.pdf
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- Tree Pruning for Nez Perce National Historic Park Federal contract opportunity
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- 140P8322Q0015
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| Attachment_4_Nez_Perce_TERO_Requirements_TCP110816.pdf | ||
| Attachment_3_FAR_52_223-99__Ensuring_Adequate_COVID-19_S____Protocols_for_Federal_Contractors.pdf | ||
| Attachment_01_SOW_Spalding_Picnic_Area_Tree_Pruning_Project.pdf | ||
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RFQ #140P8322Q0015 Tree Pruning at Spalding Picnic Area Nez Perce National Historic Park Amendment 0001: Answer to Questions
Answer to Questions for Solicitation #140P8322Q0015
This document answers questions and provides clarifications based on submitted queries.
1. It looks like there are approximately 14 trees to be worked on in the cemetery. (1) We cannot drive through the cemetery, correct? (2) Will the trinkets around the gravesites be removed prior to us working on those trees?
Answer: The cemetery trees are not part of the project
2. Are we supposed to wait during a specific time to not interrupt birds and nesting?
Answer: No specific time, but if the birds are nesting contact the COR(Contracting Officer Representative) for further guidance.
3. What is the approximate start date?
Answer: The Service should begin in late March
4. There are two dead birch trees in the outlined map as well as a split maple tree that leans over the walkway going to the bathroom. We don't feel comfortable trimming dead trees, as it is hazardous. What if one of the 160 trees is dead and is being requested to trim?
Answer: No trimming will be made to dead trees.
5. Not all of the trees are marked, will someone mark all of the trees before the start of the project?
Answer: No, however there is a change to the Statement of Work(SOW), See Amendment 0001, page 3, Paragraph A.4.4 Tree Pruning-changes highlighted in YELLOW.
A.4.4 TREE PRUNING
(a) Pruning of all trees shall be accomplished under the direction and guidance of an ISA (International Society of Arboriculture) Certified Arborist provided by the Contractor. All pruning will be performed according to the ‘Tree Pruning Guidelines’ developed by the ISA and the ‘Tree Maintenance and Safety Standards’, developed by the American National Standards Institute. These standards are the accepted standards of the tree care industry.
(b) The certified Arborist is responsible for determining which trees require pruning.
(c) Pruning will consist of crown cleaning /deadwood pruning (off of live trees) which includes the removal of all dead, dying, diseased or broken branches 3” in diameter or larger throughout the tree. Pruning will also include the removal of crossing / rubbing, weak branches that may compromise the structural integrity of the tree.
(d) All portions of the trunk and any tree limbs or branches over 8” inches in diameter must be lowered to the ground by crane or ropes and may not be dropped. The Contractor will be responsible for any damage to the turf, roads or structures caused by dropping parts of the tree.
(e) All wood chip particles and debris from the tree removal shall be cleaned up thoroughly and removed from the daily. The Contractor shall take every precaution to prevent any falling
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