24Q000023 QandA_8-06-2024.pdf

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Tree Clearing for Yellowstone Norris to Golden Gate, Phase 3
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This document contains Vendor Questions and Answers related to a federal contract opportunity for Tree Clearing for Yellowstone Norris to Golden Gate, Phase 3. The contract is a new Firm Fixed Price requirement, set aside for small businesses under NAICS code 113310. Key details include:

The project involves clearing trees along a section of the Grand Loop Road in Yellowstone National Park. There is no structured site visit planned, and the total number of trees to be cleared has not been specified, only the clearing limits. Up to 5 Whitebark Pine trees are to be transplanted. Cleared trees may be left on-site or placed at a nearby rock pit. The clearing limits are approximate and will be field staked prior to the contract start. No size classifications have been provided for the trees. The successful contractor will be required to develop a traffic control plan, which will be reviewed and approved after contract award.

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VENDOR QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Solicitation No.: 69056724Q000023 Project No.: WY NPS YELL 10(24) Grand Loop Road, Norris to Golden Gate, Phase 3 Project Name: Tree Clearing for Yellowstone Norris to Golden Gate Phase 3

# General Technical Question Answer Date

1 X Is there a previous award or incumbent, or is this a new contract? New Contract 2-Aug-2024

2 X Will there be a structured site visit? There is no structured site visit planned, however the site is viewable and open to the public. 2-Aug-2024

3 X Are you able to provide an estimate on the amount of marked trees in the clearing line?

There has been no count for the total number of trees present, only the area for the clearing limits. 2-Aug-2024

4 X For the 5 trees to be transplanted - is it a total of 5 trees to be transplanted, or is it 5 different species of trees to be transplanted?

Up to 5 trees total are to be transplanted. All the trees to be transplanted are Whitebark Pine. 2-Aug-2024

5 X Are all fallen trees being taken and or disposed of? Cleared trees may be left where they are fell, with the exception described in 5.a.v. 2-Aug-2024

6 X Are trees near the rock pit located on a cliff being cleared as well?

Trees located within the clearing limits at Osprey Pit are included in this work. 2-Aug-2024

7 X Are the trees that are being cleared able to be chipped and spread on location?

See response to question number 5. Trees will either be left where they are fell, or placed at Osprey Pit. 2-Aug-2024

8 X How accurate are the limits (pictured in the solicitation package) when it comes to the area east of the roadway?

The limits shown in the solicitation are approximate, and should be utilized for preparing a proposal. The clearing limits will be field staked before the NTP, based upon the same limits provided in the solicitation.

2-Aug-2024

9 X Is there an approximation of size?

Size classifications have not been developed for individual trees, but photos provided are representational.

2-Aug-2024

10 X Are you able to provide traffic detail?

Requirements of traffic control plans are provided in Part 7. Review and approval of traffic control plans will take place after the contract award.

2-Aug-2024

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