Attachment_5_Q_A_140P8326Q0013_0001.pdf
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- 140P8326Q0013
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This is a Questions and Answers document (Attachment 5) for federal contract 140P8326Q0013, a CRM Utilities Survey at Big Hole National Battlefield (BIHO). The document clarifies and supplements information provided in the original Request for Quotes, with quoters required to make pen and ink changes to the RFQ where discrepancies exist.
Key clarifications include: drone work by FAA licensed operators is not acceptable for this contract; the project schedule can be adjusted to accommodate weather conditions such as snow and frozen ground, despite the June 20, 2026 completion deadline and 120-day performance period; the National Park Service will provide shapefiles of the survey area to quoters; and anticipated test units for pricing purposes may include up to 15 test units at 2 meters deep and 6 test units at 1 meter deep, though the final quantity is pending NPS completion of the consultation process. This document does not address pricing terms, response deadlines, or award dates, which would be contained in the primary RFQ document.
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140P8326Q0013 CRM Utilities Survey Attachment 5: Questions and Answers Big Hole National Battlefield (BIHO)
The following are questions/answers that were brought up that supplement the Request for Quotes, and in some cases may provide some different information than what is stated in the Request for Quotes. Where there are differences, quoters shall make pen and ink changes in those sections of the Request for Quotes, with the information provided in this Question and Answer round.
1. Is drone work acceptable by an FAA licensed operator?
a. Drone work is not acceptable for this contract.
2. Period of performance is listed as 120 days after contract award. The Scope of Work states all work needs to be completed by June 20, 2026. The Scope of Work further states that the area is generally free of snow early July-August.
a. Can the schedule be adjusted based on weather (e.g., snow and/or frozen ground)?
i. Yes, the schedule can be adjusted to accommodate weather considerations and ground cover considerations
3. Will the NPS provide shapefiles of survey area?
a. Yes, the NPS will provide shapefiles for the survey area
4. Is there a specific number of anticipated test units that should be used for pricing purposes?
a. The park is currently working through the consultation process on this project and is determining the appropriate amount of test pits for this project. It is possible that up to 15 test units @ 2m deep and 6 test units @ 1m deep may be required.
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