Questions_and_Answers_RFQuals_6.pdf
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- 140R1024R0018
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This document contains Questions and Answers in response to a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for Land Surveying Services (Architect and Engineering Services) in the Columbia-Pacific Northwest Region for the Bureau of Reclamation, a civilian agency within the Department of the Interior.
The key details are:
- The nature of the projects will be limited to land surveying, and engineering/hydrology staff are not required to be showcased.
- The IDIQ contract may involve some bathymetric surveying, but not wetland delineation. Contractors may be involved in wetland surveys.
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United States Department of the Interior
BUREAU OF RECLAMATION
1150 North Curtis Road
Boise, ID 83706-1234
PN-7200
Questions and Answers in response to the request for qualifications for Land Surveying Services
(Architect and Engineering Services)- Columbia-Pacific Northwest Region, Bureau of
Reclamation
1. Question: Will the nature of any of the projects be anything outside of Land Surveying, thereby making it necessary to showcase engineering and hydrology staff?
Answer: No, the nature of the projects will not be outside of Land Surveying. It is not necessary to showcase engineering and/or hydrology staff.
2. Question: Can you shed any light on the nature of the hydrographic needs of the IDIQ? Will there be needs for extensive sonar capabilities or traditional wetland surveys?
Answer: Yes, historically the IDIQ has been used to do some bathymetric surveying. The
Contractor would not be tasked with the delineation of wetlands but may be involved in wetland surveys.
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