Ad3_10201910_QC.pdf
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- Goat Grazing Services
- Solicitation number
- 0000032280
- Issued by
- Contra Costa County, California
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This document is an Addendum to an Invitation for Bid (IFB) from the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) for Goat Grazing Services. The IFB requests a contractor to provide Boer goats or equivalent to graze on approximately 566 acres of the State Water Project in the vicinity of Byron, California. The goal is to break up the horizontal and vertical continuity of vegetation for area inspections and fuel reduction. The expected duration for each grazing job is around 180 days, and this is the first time DWR has utilized these services. The IFB addresses encroachment permits, access to waterways for livestock, removal of hemlock, and the ability to mix goats and sheep.
The Recycled Content Certification form, Exhibit D Attachment 1, is required for this state contract. While no specific pricing terms, set-asides, or funding details are provided, the document indicates this contract is for the state of California, specifically in Contra Costa County.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA – CALIFORNIA NATURAL RESOURCES AGENCY GAVIN NEWSOM, Governor
DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES
715 P STREET, 7th FLOOR P.O. BOX 942836
SACRAMENTO, CA 94236-0001
INVITATION FOR BID
ADDENDUM #3
ANSWERS TO TECHNICAL QUESTIONS
SOLICITATION # 10201910
NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS
September 5, 2024
To All Prospective Bidders:
DWR received the following question(s) for IFB No. 10201910 for Goat Grazing Services
Q1. What is the expected duration for each job?
A1. The expected duration would be around 180 days per grazing job.
Q2. Have you used grazing services before?
A2. No, this is the first time we have ever used these services.
Q3. Are there encroachment permits?
A3. Yes, there are and the permits are done inhouse.
Q4. Is it possible to pump water from the waterways for the livestock to access?
A4. Yes, we can if it is safe to do so.
Q5. Can we remove the hemlock if encountered during grazing?
A5. Yes, you can and it will be addressed in the changes of the Scope of Work.
Q6. Can we mix goats and sheep?
A6. Though we specifically ask for goats we have made changes in the Scope of Work to address it.
Q7. What is the Exhibit D, Attachment 1?
A7. The Exhibit D, Attachment 1 is the Recycled Content Certification form required by Public Contract Code for any State contract for goods or services.
*End of Questions*
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