A21-PRS_Compartment_3_subsoiling_(2025).docx

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This Performance Requirements Summary (Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan) outlines requirements for subsoiling work at Overflow National Wildlife Refuge in 2025. The contractor must mechanically subsoil approximately 102 acres of open fields within Compartment 3 to a depth of 18 inches on 10-foot spacing, with rips oriented north-south. The work must be performed during dry conditions between August 15, 2025, and September 30, 2025.

Key performance requirements include: work schedule compliance (98% minimum), subsoiling depth and spacing standards (98% minimum compliance), protection of soil integrity and minimization of rutting per Arkansas Best Management Practices for Forestry, mandatory use of proper PPE by equipment operators, and equipment cleanliness to prevent invasive species spread (95% compliance). The contractor is responsible for providing all materials, equipment, and labor. Non-compliance consequences range from negative performance ratings to work being redone at contractor's expense, and potential OSHA reporting for safety violations. The work is being solicited by the Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service under solicitation number 140FS325Q0010.

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Performance Requirements Summary (Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan) Compartment 3 Subsoiling, Overflow NWR 2025

Desired Outcome (What do we want to accomplish as the end result of the contract?)
Task or Deliverable (What task must be accomplished to give us the desired result?)
Performance Standard (What should the standards for completeness, reiliability, accuracy, timeliness, quality and/or cost be?)
Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) (How much error/variation will we accept/allow from the standard?)
Surveillance Method (How will we determine that success has been achieved?)
Positive/Negative Incentive formeeting or not meeting the Performance Standards (What will be the best reward for good performance or retribution for poor performance?)
1) Work completed by the end of the performance period.
Contractor must have work dates and a plan of work approved by the USFWS 48 hours prior to beginning work, preferably established during a face-to-face pre-work meeting.
Comply with work schedules 100%
98% compliance (2% allowance due to uncontrollable circumstances, etc).
Visual inspection or review of time-sheets and work logs.
Non-compliance with work schedule will result in negative performance rating and/or request for new operator.
2) Mechanical subsoil apprximately 102 acres of open fields on within comparmtment 3 on Overflow NWR.
Mechanically treat (subsoil) 102 acres of open field located on Overflow NWR to a depth of 18” on a 10’ spacing.

Treatment area identified in blue on attached map.

The contractor will supply all material, equipment, and labor to perform the mechanical treatment.

Treatment date shall be dry period between August 15, 2025 and September 30, 2025.

A minimum of 98% of the area should be subsoiled to a dept of 18 inches. Rips should be 10 feet appart and oriented north and south.
Visual inspection.
Non-compliance will result in work being re-done at contractor’s expense.
3) Maintain land resources.
Protect soil integrity, minimize rutting. Any rutting considered “excessive” by Project Leader or Government Representative is unacceptable.
Application must be in compliance with Arkansas Best Management Practices for Forestry.
100% compliance with BMPs. Note – refuge is responsible for clearly marking streamside management zones.
Visual inspection for BMP compliance. May request a compliance audit from Arkansas Forestry Commission.
Non-compliance will result in negative performance rating.
4) Maintain safety of all workers and staff.
Equipment operators wear proper gear.
Equipment operators to wear appropriate PPE at all (100%) time.
100 % compliance; zero violations of safety requirements.
Observance/inspection.
Immediately stop violator from work. Report to OSHA. May not be considered for future contracts.
5) Prevent transport and introduction of invasive plant species.
All equipment must be clean, free of debris.
All equipment must be debris-free.
5% deviation.
Visual inspection.
Non-compliance will result in negative performance rating and re-cleaning of equipment at contractor’s expense.

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