6-JH27-102 Attachment B Scope of Work and Maps.pdf
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- JH27-102
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- Utah
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Summary of Scope of Work and Maps - JH27-102 Frampton Heights Project
This Scope of Work attachment document pertains to the State of Utah Division of Purchasing's Invitation for Bid (IFB) for the Frampton Heights project involving rangeland vegetation management services. The project encompasses two line items: Lop & Scatter treatment for 650 acres and Cut & Pile treatment for 101 acres. Participation is restricted to prequalified contractors on the State of Utah's Pre-Qualified Rangeland Vendor list for their respective treatment type. No mandatory site visit will be held prior to bidding; however, potential bidders are strongly encouraged to inspect the project site to understand local conditions affecting cost performance. The project performance period runs from September 21, 2026, through November 13, 2026. Multiple awards are anticipated, with the lowest cost responsive and responsible vendor for each line item eligible for contract award.
The pricing structure includes maximum adjustments based on bid price per acre, with untreated acres removals potentially yielding adjustments of $50 per acre for 10 percent of 500 acres (maximum $2,500) and $250 per acre for 10 percent of 1,250 acres (maximum $31,250). All pricing is required to be guaranteed through project completion as of June 22, 2026. Vendors must be specifically prequalified for each treatment type they intend to bid on, and failure to conduct a site inspection does not constitute grounds for claims after contract award. The contract will be awarded on a per-line-item basis to the vendor offering the lowest overall cost.
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Maximum Adjustment = Bid Price Per Acre × (0.10 × Untreated Acres Rem
$50 per acre × (10% of 500 acres) = $2, 500 Maximum
$250 per acre × (10% of 1, 250 acres) = $31, 250 Maximum
6/22/2026
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