A04_Scope_of_Work_(Game_Cameras_for_San_Luis_NWR_Complex_Nutria_Eradication)_0001.pdf
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This document is a Scope of Work (SOW) for the procurement of 200 game/trail cameras for the San Luis National Wildlife Refuge Complex in Los Banos, California. The key details are:
The SOW requires the delivery of 200 game/trail cameras, with a preferred manufacturer of Cuddeback, Model: Long Range 20 MP. The cameras must meet specified technical requirements, such as operating on standard AA batteries, utilizing removable memory cards, and being capable of capturing still photos and video day and night. The cameras must also be TAA and NDAA section 889 compliant. The delivery location is the San Luis National Wildlife Refuge, and the items must be delivered by October 1, 2024. Driving directions to the delivery location are provided.
This requirement is associated with the federal contract opportunity with Solicitation Number 140F1G24Q0057, "7J--CA SAN LUIS NWR COMPLEX GAME/TRAIL CAME", issued by the U.S. Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Scope of Work Game Cameras for San Luis National Wildlife Refuge Complex Nutria Eradication
June 25, 2024
Location The San Luis National Wildlife Refuge Complex (Refuge) Visitor Center and Headquarters Office is located approximately 10 miles north of Los Banos, California (Merced County).
Project Description Furnish all equipment, supplies, labor, and materials to deliver two hundred (200) game cameras to the San Luis National Wildlife Refuge.
Two hundred (200) game cameras.
Preferred manufacturer is Cuddeback. Model: Long Range 20 MP
Refuge Point of Contact (POC): TBA at award.
Project Details A. Two hundred (200) game/trail cameras.
B. Deliver to San Luis National Wildlife Refuge before October 1, 2024.
C. Game/Trail Cameras shall:
a. Operate on standard AA batteries
b. Utilize removable memory cards
c. Capable of capturing still photos and video, day and night
d. Have intuitive programming functions
e. Game/trail camera - non cellular
f. 20 megapixels
g. TAA and NDAA section 889 compliant
Market Research (from manufacturer websites):
The following cameras are acceptable, in order of decreasing preference:
• Cuddeback Long Range Trail Camera 20 MP: Cuddeback (Authorized Distributors Only)
• Bushnell Prime L20 Low Glow Trail Camera 20MP: Bushnell (Authorized Distributors Only)
Delivery Location
San Luis National Wildlife Refuge (USFWS)
7376 S. Wolfsen Road, Los Banos, CA 93635
Accepting Deliveries Monday – Thursday, 8am to 3pm – call ahead to schedule in advance.
Note: In many GPS navigation units, this address will erroneously indicate to stop approximately 1 mile short of the refuge entrance. Continue on Wolfsen Rd all the way until it ends at the refuge entrance.
Driving Directions
Coming from the North (Modesto) on CA-99: In Turlock, take the Lander Ave/CA-165 exit toward Los Banos. Travel south on CA-165 through the communities of Hilmar and Stevinson. At the 4-way stop at the intersection of CA-165 and CA-140, continue southbound (straight) toward Los Banos for 12.5 miles.
Turn left on Wolfsen Road. Follow Wolfsen Road approximately 2 miles until the pavement ends at the Refuge entrance. Continue through the gate on the gravel road and follow the signs to the Elk and Waterfowl auto tour routes. The Visitor Center is on the left immediately after passing through main entrance.
Coming from the South (Fresno) on CA-99: Travel on CA-99 north to CA-152 westbound. Travel westbound on CA-152 to Los Banos. Turn right on Mercey Springs Road (fourth stoplight after entering Los Banos from the east). Continue on Mercey Springs Road (also called CA-165) for approximately 6.5 miles to Wolfsen Road. Turn right onto Wolfsen Road. Follow Wolfsen Road approximately 2 miles until the pavement ends at the Refuge entrance. Continue through the gate on the gravel road and follow the signs to the Elk and Waterfowl auto tour routes. The Visitor Center is on the left immediately after passing through main entrance.
From Interstate 5 (north or south): Take the Los Banos/CA-152 east exit. Travel on CA-152 eastbound into Los Banos. Turn left on Mercey Springs Road. Continue on Mercey Springs Road (also called CA-165) for approximately 6.5 miles to Wolfsen Road. Turn right onto Wolfsen Road. Follow Wolfsen Road approximately 2 miles until the pavement ends at the Refuge entrance. Continue through the gate on the gravel road and follow the signs to the Elk and Waterfowl auto tour routes. The Visitor Center is on the left immediately after passing through the main entrance.
From San Francisco International Airport (SFO) and San Jose International Airport (SJC): Take US 101 southbound toward Gilroy. Take the CA-152 EAST exit toward Los Banos. Travel eastbound on CA-152 toward Los Banos. Continue into Los Banos and turn left on Mercey Springs Road. Continue on Mercey Springs Road (also called CA-165) for approximately 6.5 miles to Wolfsen Road. Turn right onto Wolfsen Road. Follow Wolfsen Road approximately 2 miles until the pavement ends at the Refuge entrance.
Continue through the gate on the gravel road and follow the signs to the Elk and Waterfowl auto tour routes. The Visitor Center is on the left immediately after passing through the main entrance.
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