25_28(2)_RFQQ Lake Chaplain Timber Staging.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- DNR RFQQ 25-28
- Issued by
- Snohomish County, Snohomish City, Washington
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This document is Amendment Number 2 to DNR RFQQ 25-28 from the Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) regarding the Lake Chaplain Timber Staging and Transport Operation. The amendment, dated February 20, 2025, provides questions and answers related to the solicitation. The proposal due date is February 28th and will not be extended in order to maintain the project schedule. No pre-proposal conference is required for this solicitation.
The amendment clarifies that DNR is willing to complete a questionnaire providing additional specifics about the project, including details about timber removal, staging, and transportation. It also provides staffing information, noting that as of April 7, 2015, DNR had 1,464 total employees, with 1,070 employees supporting forest land management either directly or indirectly.
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WA State Department of Natural Resources Amendment Number 2 to DNR RFQQ 25-28
Lake Chaplain Timber Staging and Transport Operation Questions & Answers
DNR RFQQ 25-28 Page 1 of 1 Date: 2/20/25
Q1: Can the pre-proposal question due date be extended past February 20th?
A1: No pre-proposal conference is required as part of this solicitation, so no pre-proposal questions apply.
Q2: Can the proposal due date by extended past February 28th?
A2: The proposal due date allows the project to stay on schedule. DNR is unable to extend the due date.
Q3: Can DNR complete a questionnaire about the project to assist the consultant in preparing the proposal?
A3: Yes. DNR is willing to complete a questionnaire regarding additional specifics of the project including questions pertaining to timber removal, staging, and transportation.
Q4: What is the number of full-time equivalents (full time staff, part time workers and contractors) that DNR has employed on average throughout the year as it relates to the management and activities on the forest lands being certified?
A4: As of April 7, 2015, DNR has a total of 1,464 employees of which 1,070 directly or in-directly support management of DNR forest lands.
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