A04__SOW_Lake_Havasu_Complex_Crew_Contract.docx
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- Solicitation number
- 140FS224Q0302
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for a work crew contract to assist the Lake Havasu National Wildlife Refuge Complex in planting native trees and controlling invasive species on refuge lands.
The SOW requires contracting a work crew of 5-7 members to perform the following tasks over a 4-week period between January and April 2025: plant and irrigate native trees, conduct chemical and mechanical control of invasive plants, and operate chainsaws to cut and remove plant material. The contract must also include a utility terrain vehicle (UTV) to transport the crew and equipment. The crew must be prepared to camp on-site or off-site, with a designated camping area provided. The solicitation number is 140FS224Q0302 and is being issued by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
Work Crew Contract Lake Havasu National Wildlife Refuge Complex Parker, Arizona June 2023
BACKGROUND
This Statement of Work summarizes the justification for contracting the services of a work crew to assist Refuge Complex staff in planting native trees and controlling invasive species on refuge lands within the Lake Havasu NWR Complex, including Bill Williams River and Havasu NWRs.
DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT NEEDS
The contracted crew will work for 4 weeks in a continuous block of time within the time frame of January and April 2025 adjacent to a previously funded 4 weeks of crew time. The crew must consist of 5-7 members who will plant and irrigate native trees, perform chemical and mechanical control of invasive plants, operate chainsaws within FWS safety requirements to cut and remove plant material from planting areas and access roads. Contract must include a UTV to transport the crew and equipment to the work sites. The crew must come prepared to camp on site or off site. There is a designated camping area provided with an RV and full hookups available and space to set up tents.
Scope of Work:
1. Contract a work crew A service corps organization must be able to contract with the Lake Havasu NWR Complex for four weeks of work crew time meeting all specifications listed under the DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT NEEDS.
PROJECT CONTACT:
Questions regarding this scope of work shall be directed to:
Joey Saccomanno, Bill Williams River Refuge Assistant Manager 60911 Hwy 95 Parker, AZ 85344 Phone: (928) 259-9632 E-mail: joseph_saccomanno@fws.gov image1.png
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