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Solicitation	Number:	AG‐91S8‐S‐17‐0018
USDA	Forest	Service,	Regional	Office

Aerial	Surveyor	Services
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Continuation

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solicitation

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advantageous

the

Government.

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Date

(closing

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2017.

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Prevost,

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Drive,

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Period

Performance.

Work

under

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contract

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about

June

19,

2017

and

conclude

about

October

31,

2017.

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Solicitation	Number:	AG‐91S8‐S‐17‐0018
USDA	Forest	Service,	Regional	Office

Aerial	Surveyor	Services
Page	4

THE SCHEDULE

SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND PRICES/COSTS

SCHEDULE OF ITEMS

Base Items

ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION QTY UNIT

UNIT

PRICE

AMOUNT

Aerial Surveyor (Forestry Technician)

640 HR $ $

Estimated	Travel	in	accordance	with
Federal	Travel	Regulations

1 LS $ $

TOTAL

Option Items

ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION QTY UNIT UNIT

PRICE

AMOUNT

001OP

Aerial Surveyor (Forestry Technician)

640 HR $ $

002OP

Estimated	Travel	in	accordance	with
Federal	Travel	Regulations

1 LS $ $

Solicitation	Number:	AG‐91S8‐S‐17‐0018
USDA	Forest	Service,	Regional	Office

Aerial	Surveyor	Services
Page	5

DESCRIPTION/SPECIFICATION /STATEMENT OF WORK

Statement	of	Work	for
Aerial	Surveyor	Forestry	Services

The

contractor

will

map

tree

mortality

and

damage

using

digital

sketchmapping

system

(DASM/DMSM)

from

the

air.

This

work

conducted

alongside

Forest

Service

representative

government

provided

aircraft.

BACKGROUND

The

Region

currently

has

need

for

two

aerial

surveyors

for

the

2017

survey

season

with

specialized

expertise

western

forest

pests,

forest

types,

GPS

and

GIS

technology

well

aviation

experience

from

early

June

late

November

17,

2017.

Survey

staff

utilize

government

provided

specialized

mapping

equipment

conduct

these

surveys

and

prior

experience

with

performing

aerial

survey

work

preferred.

Aerial

detection

surveys

(ADS)

have

been

conducted

annually

since

1994

California.

The

program

typically

consists

three

(3)

full‐time

employees

who

conduct

aerial

surveys

from

July

through

September,

map

forest

disturbances

throughout

forested

areas.

The

survey

staff

utilize

government

owned

contracted

aircraft

(typically

light,

fixed‐wing

aircraft)

and

specialized

mapping

equipment

conduct

these

surveys.

This

effort

part

national

program

map

forest

disturbance

and

pest

outbreaks

across

the

United

States.

SCOPE

Contract

employee

will

work

full

time

(40

hours

per

week

flexible

shifts,

but

not

than

consecutive

workdays).

Duty

station

will

Davis,

California,

but

the

bulk

the

work

will

accomplished

other

locations

and

remotely.

The

contractor

will

provided

with

forest

pest

and

tree

identification,

DASM/DMSM

recording

systems,

along

with

aviation

safety

and

survey

training

during

the

June

and

early

July

timeframe.

From

July

through

October,

the

contractor(s)

will

responsible

for

preparing

for

survey

work,

conducting

aerial

surveys

map

forest

disturbance,

checking

mapped

forest

disturbance

the

ground

for

quality

assurance,

and

processing

GIS

data

and

photos

collected

through

the

contract

period.

Most

data

processing

work

can

accomplished

remotely

the

contractor

has

access

Arc

10.X.

Alternately,

the

contractor

successfully

passes

background

checks

and

obtains

USDA

Forest

Service

LincPass,

laptop

for

processing

will

provided

the

Agency.

The

contract

will

not

exceed

640

hours

work,

including

training,

for

each

employee.

The

aircraft

utilized

during

the

surveys

will

procured

and

managed

qualified

USDA

Forest

Service

fixed‐wing

manager

who

will

also

the

aircraft

while

performing

survey

work.

The

aircraft

will

utilized

according

all

FAA

and

USFS

regulations

and

policies.

Aerial

survey

work

will

take

place

government

owned

contracted

aircraft,

usually

small,

fixed‐wing

aircraft

such

Partenavia

P‐68

Cessna

185

205.

Aerial

survey

missions

often

include

four

personnel

with

strict

adherence

weight

and

balance

limitations

ensure

flight

safety.

Overnight

travel

will

required

during

the

contract

period,

totaling

estimated

days.

All

reimbursement

for

travel

and

per

diem

costs

shall

limited

rates

established

the

Federal

Travel

Regulations

for

“localities”

where

travel

required.

The

contractor

shall

select

the

most

mission

convenient

and/or

economical

lodging

and

present

alternatives

the

government

for

approval.

lodging

receipts

are

provided

the

contractor,

per

diem

will

provided

50%

the

maximum

allowable

rate.

APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS

2017 proposed work/flight schedule (below).

National Aerial Survey Standards http://www.fs.fed.us/foresthealth/technology/pdfs/standards_1099.pdf

TECHNICAL

REQUIREMENTS

Technical

details

mapping

forest

disturbance

are

outlined

the

National

Aerial

Survey

Standards.

The

contractor

required

detect

recent

dead

and

currently

injured

trees

from

distance

(up

miles

away)

while

flying

small

fixed

wing

aircraft,

identify

the

tree

species

affected

and

either

count

the

number

dead

trees,

density

percentage

large

dead

groups

trees

identify

other

types

tree

injury.

The

contractor

will

visually

detect

forest

damage

from

the

airplane,

locate

and

describe

the

spatial

extent,

type

damage

and

tree

species

affected

digital

map.

Solicitation	Number:	AG‐91S8‐S‐17‐0018
USDA	Forest	Service,	Regional	Office

Aerial	Surveyor	Services
Page	6

DELIVERABLES

The

contractor(s)

will

have

working

knowledge

GPS

and

GIS

(specifically

ESRI

products

ArcView

and

ArcMap)

technology,

and

preference

will

given

individuals

with

experience

with

the

mapping

program

Geolink

from

Michael

Baker

Corporation

and/or

the

Digital

Mobile

Sketchmap

application

well

substantial

aviation

experience

small

fixed

wing

aircraft.

These

tasks

will

performed

light

aircraft

for

extended

periods

time

(up

eight

hours

per

day

with

limited

breaks)

often

turbulent,

hot

and

cramped

conditions.

Flights

are

often

delayed

cancelled

based

many

factors

flexibility

important

for

all

crew

members.

The

contractor(s)

will

also

conduct

field

surveys

support

the

aerial

surveys.

Field

surveys

require

the

ability

hike

for

extended

periods

time

(up

hours

per

day)

remote

areas

with

rough

terrain

and/or

high

elevation.

The

contractor(s)

will

able

identify

and

map

dead

and

injured

forest

trees

and

identify

major

tree

pests

(insects

and

pathogens)

locations

throughout

California.

Other

tasks

include

GIS

and

other

computer‐related

work

office

setting,

and

preparing

for

air

and

ground

surveys.

The

contractor(s)

will

undergo

training

needed

during

June

and

early

July.

Once

the

training

accomplished,

the

contractor(s)

will

conduct

surveys

conjunction

with

government

employees

from

mid‐July

through

October

until

the

survey

terminated.

The

contractor(s)

will

supply

the

USFS

with

periodic

(weekly)

GIS

shapefiles

depicting

the

location

and

spatial

extent

recent

mortality

and

injury,

recorded

during

the

survey.

The

provided

shapefiles

will

adhere

National

and

Regional

Aerial

Survey

Standards.

The

contractor(s)

will

required

furnish

modest

personal

protective

equipment

(PPE)

for

themselves

appropriate

for

each

mission.

For

fixed‐wing

flights,

PPE

will

consist

close‐toed

shoes

boots,

and

pants

and

shirt

composed

non‐

synthetic

fibers.

Aviation

headsets

for

hearing

protection

and

communication

will

provided

the

Government.

The

contractor(s)

will

responsible

for

knowing

and

adhering

airport

security

measures

the

airports

listed

the

2017

proposed

flight/work

schedule.

PLACE

PERFORMANCE

Work

the

beginning

the

contract

will

the

USFS,

Forest

Health

Protection

office

1731

Research

Park

Drive,

Davis,

California.

work

space

and

computer

will

provided

this

location

the

contractor.

Some

this

training

and

orientation

may

done

remotely

via

internet

training

modules

and

other

electronic

documentation.

Transportation

between

the

Davis

office

and

various

airports

meet

the

aircraft

will

provided

government

vehicle.

Additionally,

transportation

and

from

hotels

and

airports

while

travel

status

will

provided

the

government.

convenient

efficient,

the

contractor

may

self‐transport

directly

airport

meet

the

plane

any

predetermined

meeting

place

the

discretion

the

USFS

Aerial

Survey

Program

Manager

(Contracting

Officer’s

Representative).

the

convenience

the

Govt.

most

data

processing

can

conducted

remotely

via

government

provided

laptop

with

LincPass

access

restrictions

any

computer

with

Arc10.X

equivalent

installed

and

fully

functional.

Typically

once

initial

training

complete,

one

contractor

will

fly

survey

with

agency

flight

manager

while

the

other

remotely

processes

previously

generated

data.

PERIOD

PERFORMANCE

The

period

performance

will

June

–

October,

2017.

The

duration

the

contract

will

not

exceed

640

hours

work

after

award

the

contract,

per

contract

employee.

Specific

proposed

times

work

are

given

the

2017

ADS

proposed

work

schedule

(attached).

must

emphasized

that

scheduling

flexible

and

subject

change

short

notice.

Survey

work

very

weather

dependent

and

can

cancelled

for

variety

reasons.

Additionally,

the

pilot

from

out

state

and

mission

work

may

approach

but

will

not

exceed

established

flight

duty

days

the

pilot.

Specifically

not

than

eight

hours

daily

flight

time

and

than

six

consecutive

flight

days.

The beginning and ending of the schedule may or may not be full time depending on experience and capabilities of the contractor.

Solicitation	Number:	AG‐91S8‐S‐17‐0018
USDA	Forest	Service,	Regional	Office

Aerial	Surveyor	Services
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DIGITAL

MOBILE

SKETCH

MAPPING

WEBINAR

(Optional)

Contract

employees

are

encouraged

attend

the

Digital

Mobile

Sketch

Mapping

Webinar

May

17‐18,

2017,

award

has

been

made.

The

Forest

Health

Assessment

and

Applied

Sciences

Team

(FHAAST)

and

the

Geospatial

Technology

and

Applications

Center

(GTAC)

are

offering

hands‐on

technical,

day‐and‐a‐half

long

training

the

Digital

Mobile

Sketch

Mapping

(DMSM)

system.

addition

giving

participants

introduction

the

structure

and

purpose

DMSM

this

exercise‐driven

course

will

guide

you

through

project

workflow

with

DMSM.

Day

the

training

will

focus

the

Android

tablet

and

the

DMSM

application

and

will

include

setup

and

data

collection

procedures.

Day

half

day,

and

will

focus

the

ArcMap

extension,

DMSM

Desktop

Tools,

and

teach

participants

use

these

custom

editing

tools

ArcMap.

GOVERNMENT

FURNISHED

PROPERTY

mapping

system

(DASM/DMSM),

aviation

headset

and

possibly

laptop

computer

will

provided

the

contractor

during

their

time

spent

contract

and

will

returned

the

government

the

end

the

contract

period.

Government

furnished

property

will

not

leave

the

work

place

(the

USFS

office

and

utilized

aircraft)

without

direct

permission

from

the

Program

Manager/COR.

USE

GOVERNMENT

VEHICLE

Government

contractors

may

use

Government

motor

vehicles

for

official

purposes

only

and

solely

the

performance

the

contract

accordance

with

the

Federal

Acquisition

Regulations

(FAR)

and

GSA

Fleet

procedures.

Government

motor

vehicles

cannot

used

for

transportation

between

residence

and

place

employment.

Contractors

must:

(1) Establish

and

enforce

suitable

penalties

against

employees

who

use,

authorize

the

use

of,

Government

motor

vehicles

for

unofficial

purposes

for

other

than

the

performance

the

contract;

and

(2) Pay

any

expenses

cost,

without

Government

reimbursement,

for

using

Government

motor

vehicles

other

than

the

performance

the

contract.

Contractors

are

not

required

operate

Government

vehicle

meet

project

requirements

nor

will

the

award

decision

based

the

ability

so.

Use

Government

vehicle

will

limited

transportation

between

the

Davis

office

and

airports

meet

the

aircraft.

The

USDA

Forest

Service

does

not

train,

test,

qualify,

certify

cooperators,

partners,

contractors,

their

employees

the

use

motor

vehicles.

Contractors

that

elect

operate

Government

vehicle

are

required

provide

proof

and

maintain

comprehensive

liability

insurance

and

defensive

driving

training

for

any

contract

employee

that

will

operate

Government

vehicle.

2017

Proposed

Flight/Work

Schedule

May

17‐18

Digital

Mobile

Sketch

Mapping

(DMSM)

System

Webinar

(Optional)

June

19‐23

Orientation

and

training

aviation

and

general

safety,

technical

aspects

survey

(Davis)

June

26‐30

Additional

training

and

survey

preparation

(Davis/Remote)

July

3‐July

Additional

training

and

preparation/other

assignments

(Davis/Remote)

July

10‐14

Training,

post

processing,

and

work

review,

field

checks

(Davis/Remote)

July

17‐21

Central

Coast

California

(Davis,

Paso

Robles)

July

24‐28

Southern

California

(San

Bernardino/Big

Bear/Lancaster)

July

31‐August

Southern

Sierra

Nevada

(Madera)

August

7‐11

Southern/Central

Sierras

(Sonora,

Porterville)

August

14‐18

Central

Sierras

(Placerville/Auburn/South

Lake

Tahoe)

August

21‐25

North

Sierras

(Susanville)

August

28‐September

Modoc

Plateau,

Klamath

Mountains

East

(Susanville)

September

4‐8

Klamath

Mountains

West,

Mt.

Shasta

(Redding)

September

11‐15

Trinity

Alps,

North

Coast

(Redding)

September

18‐22

Greater

Bay

Area

and

Coastal

Range

North

(Davis)

September

25‐October

Additional

work,

needed

(Unknown),

post

processing,

field

checks

and

reporting

deliverables

(Davis/Remote)

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OFFEROR REPRESENTATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS ‐ COMMERCIAL ITEMS

FAR Clause 52.212‐3 OFFEROR REPRESENTATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS ‐ COMMERCIAL ITEMS (JAN 2017)

The

offeror

shall

complete

only

paragraphs

(b)

this

provision

the

Offeror

has

completed

the

annual

representations

and

certification

electronically

via

the

System

for

Award

Management

(SAM)

Web

site

located

http://www.sam.gov/portal.

the

Offeror

has

not

completed

the

annual

representations

and

certifications

electronically,

the

Offeror

shall

complete

only

paragraphs

(c)

through

(u)

this

provision.

(a) Definitions. As used in this provision‐‐

“Administrative

merits

determination”

means

certain

notices

findings

labor

law

violations

issued

enforcement

agency

following

investigation.

administrative

merits

determination

may

final

subject

appeal

further

review.

determine

whether

particular

notice

finding

covered

this

definition,

necessary

consult

section

II.B.

the

DOL

Guidance.

“Arbitral

award

decision”

means

arbitrator

arbitral

panel

determination

that

labor

law

violation

occurred,

that

enjoined

restrained

violation

labor

law.

includes

award

decision

that

not

final

subject

being

confirmed,

modified,

vacated

court,

and

includes

award

decision

resulting

from

private

confidential

proceedings.

determine

whether

particular

award

decision

covered

this

definition,

necessary

consult

section

II.B.

the

DOL

Guidance.

“Civil judgment” means‐‐

(1) In paragraph (h) of this provision: A judgment or finding of a civil offense by any court of competent jurisdiction.

(2)

paragraph

(s)

this

provision:

Any

judgment

order

entered

any

Federal

State

court

which

the

court

determined

that

labor

law

violation

occurred,

enjoined

restrained

violation

labor

law.

includes

judgment

order

that

not

final

subject

appeal.

determine

whether

particular

judgment

order

covered

this

definition,

necessary

consult

section

II.B.

the

DOL

Guidance.

“DOL

Guidance”

means

the

Department

Labor

(DOL)

Guidance

entitled:

“Guidance

for

Executive

Order

13673,

‘Fair

Pay

and

Safe

Workplaces’

“.

The

DOL

Guidance,

dated

August

25,

2016,

can

obtained

from

www.dol.gov/fairpayandsafeworkplaces.

“Economically

disadvantaged

women‐owned

small

business

(EDWOSB)

concern”

means

small

business

concern

that

least

percent

directly

and

unconditionally

owned

by,

and

the

management

and

daily

business

operations

which

are

controlled

by,

one

women

who

are

citizens

the

United

States

and

who

are

economically

disadvantaged

accordance

with

CFR

part

127.

automatically

qualifies

women‐owned

small

business

eligible

under

the

WOSB

Program.

“Enforcement

agency”

means

any

agency

granted

authority

enforce

the

Federal

labor

laws.

includes

the

enforcement

components

DOL

(Wage

and

Hour

Division,

Office

Federal

Contract

Compliance

Programs,

and

Occupational

Safety

and

Health

Administration),

the

Equal

Employment

Opportunity

Commission,

the

Occupational

Safety

and

Health

Review

Commission,

and

the

National

Labor

Relations

Board.

also

means

State

agency

designated

administer

OSHA‐approved

State

Plan,

but

only

the

extent

that

the

State

agency

acting

its

capacity

administrator

such

plan.

does

not

include

other

Federal

agencies

which,

their

capacity

contracting

agencies,

conduct

investigations

potential

labor

law

violations.

The

enforcement

agencies

associated

with

each

labor

law

under

E.O.

13673

are‐‐

(1)

Department

Labor

Wage

and

Hour

Division

(WHD)

for‐‐

(i)

The

Fair

Labor

Standards

Act;

(ii)

The

Migrant

and

Seasonal

Agricultural

Worker

Protection

Act;

(iii)

U.S.C.

chapter

31,

subchapter

IV,

formerly

known

the

Davis‐Bacon

Act;

(v)

U.S.C.

chapter

67,

formerly

known

the

Service

Contract

Act;

(vi)

The

Family

and

Medical

Leave

Act;

and

(vii)

E.O.

13658

February

12,

2014

(Establishing

Minimum

Wage

for

Contractors);

(2)	Department	of	Labor	Occupational	Safety	and	Health	Administration	(OSHA)	for‐‐
(i)	The	Occupational	Safety	and	Health	Act	of	1970;	and
(ii)	OSHA‐approved	State	Plans;

(4)

Department

Labor

Office

Federal

Contract

Compliance

Programs

(OFCCP)

for‐‐

(i)

Section

503

the

Rehabilitation

Act

1973;

(ii)

The

Vietnam

Era

Veterans'

Readjustment

Assistance

Act

1972

and

the

Vietnam

Era

Veterans'

Readjustment

Assistance

Act

1974;

and

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(iii)

E.O.

11246

September

24,

1965

(Equal

Employment

Opportunity);

(5)

National

Labor

Relations

Board

(NLRB)

for

the

National

Labor

Relations

Act;

and

(6)

Equal

Employment

Opportunity

Commission

(EEOC)

for‐‐

(i)	Title	VII	of	the	Civil	Rights	Act	of	1964;
(ii)	The	Americans	with	Disabilities	Act	of	1990;
(iii)	The	Age	Discrimination	in	Employment	Act	of	1967;	and
(iv)	Section	6(d)	of	the	Fair	Labor	Standards	Act	(Equal	Pay	Act).

“Forced or indentured child labor” means all work or service—

(1)

Exacted

from

any

person

under

the

age

under

the

menace

any

penalty

for

its

nonperformance

and

for

which

the

worker

does

not

offer

himself

voluntarily;

(2)

Performed

any

person

under

the

age

pursuant

contract

the

enforcement

which

can

accomplished

process

penalties.

“Highest‐level

owner”

means

the

entity

that

owns

controls

immediate

owner

the

offeror,

that

owns

controls

one

entities

that

control

immediate

owner

the

offeror.

entity

owns

exercises

control

the

highest

level

owner.

“Immediate

owner”

means

entity,

other

than

the

offeror,

that

has

direct

control

the

offeror.

Indicators

control

include,

but

are

not

limited

to,

one

the

following:

Ownership

interlocking

management,

identity

interests

among

family

members,

shared

facilities

and

equipment,

and

the

common

use

employees.

“Inverted

domestic

corporation,”

means

foreign

incorporated

entity

that

meets

the

definition

inverted

domestic

corporation

under

U.S.C.

395(b),

applied

accordance

with

the

rules

and

definitions

U.S.C.

395(c).

“Labor

compliance

agreement”

means

agreement

entered

into

between

contractor

subcontractor

and

enforcement

agency

address

appropriate

remedial

measures,

compliance

assistance,

steps

resolve

issues

increase

compliance

with

the

labor

laws,

other

matters.

“Labor laws” means the following labor laws and E.O.s:

(1)

The

Fair

Labor

Standards

Act.

(2)

The

Occupational

Safety

and

Health

Act

(OSHA)

1970.

(3)

The

Migrant

and

Seasonal

Agricultural

Worker

Protection

Act.

(4)

The

National

Labor

Relations

Act.

(5)

U.S.C.

chapter

31,

subchapter

IV,

formerly

known

the

Davis‐Bacon

Act.

(6)

U.S.C.

chapter

67,

formerly

known

the

Service

Contract

Act.

(7)

E.O.

11246

September

24,

1965

(Equal

Employment

Opportunity).

(8)

Section

503

the

Rehabilitation

Act

1973.

(9)

The

Vietnam

Era

Veterans'

Readjustment

Assistance

Act

1972

and

the

Vietnam

Era

Veterans'

Readjustment

Assistance

Act

1974.

(10)

The

Family

and

Medical

Leave

Act.

(11)

Title

VII

the

Civil

Rights

Act

1964.

(12)

The

Americans

with

Disabilities

Act

1990.

(13)

The

Age

Discrimination

Employment

Act

1967.

(14)

E.O.

13658

February

12,

2014

(Establishing

Minimum

Wage

for

Contractors).

(15)

Equivalent

State

laws

defined

the

DOL

Guidance.

(The

only

equivalent

State

laws

implemented

the

FAR

are

OSHA‐approved

State

Plans,

which

can

found

www.osha.gov/dcsp/osp/approved_state_plans.html).

“Labor

law

decision”

means

administrative

merits

determination,

arbitral

award

decision,

civil

judgment,

which

resulted

from

violation

one

the

laws

listed

the

definition

“labor

laws”.

“Manufactured

end

product”

means

any

end

product

and

service

codes

(PSCs)

1000‐9999,

except—

(1)	PSC	5510,	Lumber	and	Related	Basic	Wood	Materials;
(2)	Product	or	Service	Group	(PSG)	87,	Agricultural	Supplies;
(3)	PSG	88,	Live	Animals;
(4)	PSG	89,	Subsistence;
(5)	PSC	9410,	Crude	Grades	of	Plant	Materials;
(6)	PSC	9430,	Miscellaneous	Crude	Animal	Products,	Inedible;
(7)	PSC	9440,	Miscellaneous	Crude	Agricultural	and	Forestry	Products;
(8)	PSC	9610,	Ores;

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(9)	PSC	9620,	Minerals,	Natural	and	Synthetic;	and
(10)	PSC	9630,	Additive	Metal	Materials.

“Place

manufacture”

means

the

place

where

end

product

assembled

out

components,

otherwise

made

processed

from

raw

materials

into

the

finished

product

that

provided

the

Government.

product

disassembled

and

reassembled,

the

place

reassembly

not

the

place

manufacture.

“Predecessor” means an entity that is replaced by a successor and includes any predecessors of the predecessor.

“Restricted

business

operations”

means

business

operations

Sudan

that

include

power

production

activities,

mineral

extraction

activities,

oil‐related

activities,

the

production

military

equipment,

those

terms

are

defined

the

Sudan

Accountability

and

Divestment

Act

2007

(Pub.

110‐174).

Restricted

business

operations

not

include

business

operations

that

the

person

(as

that

term

defined

Section

the

Sudan

Accountability

and

Divestment

Act

2007)

conducting

the

business

can

demonstrate—

(1) Are conducted under contract directly and exclusively with the regional government of southern Sudan;

(2)

Are

conducted

pursuant

specific

authorization

from

the

Office

Foreign

Assets

Control

the

Department

the

Treasury,

are

expressly

exempted

under

Federal

law

from

the

requirement

conducted

under

such

authorization;

(3) Consist of providing goods or services to marginalized populations of Sudan;

(4) Consist of providing goods or services to an internationally recognized peacekeeping force or humanitarian organization;

(5) Consist of providing goods or services that are used only to promote health or education; or

(6) Have been voluntarily suspended.

Sensitive technology—

(1) Means hardware, software, telecommunications equipment, or any other technology that is to be used specifically—

(i) To restrict the free flow of unbiased information in Iran; or

(ii) To disrupt, monitor, or otherwise restrict speech of the people of Iran; and

(2)

Does

not

include

information

informational

materials

the

export

which

the

President

does

not

have

the

authority

regulate

prohibit

pursuant

section

203(b)(3)

the

International

Emergency

Economic

Powers

Act

(50

U.S.C.

1702(b)(3)).

“Service‐disabled veteran‐owned small business concern”—

(1) Means a small business concern—

(i)

Not

less

than

percent

which

owned

one

service‐disabled

veterans

or,

the

case

any

publicly

owned

business,

not

less

than

percent

the

stock

which

owned

one

service‐

disabled

veterans;

and

(ii)

The

management

and

daily

business

operations

which

are

controlled

one

service‐disabled

veterans

or,

the

case

service‐disabled

veteran

with

permanent

and

severe

disability,

the

spouse

permanent

caregiver

such

veteran.

(2)

Service‐disabled

veteran

means

veteran,

defined

U.S.C.

101(2),

with

disability

that

service‐connected,

defined

U.S.C.

101(16).

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“Small

business

concern”

means

concern,

including

its

affiliates,

that

independently

owned

and

operated,

not

dominant

the

field

operation

which

bidding

Government

contracts,

and

qualified

small

business

under

the

criteria

CFR

Part

121

and

size

standards

this

solicitation.

“Small

disadvantaged

business

concern,

consistent

with

CFR

124.1002,”

means

small

business

concern

under

the

size

standard

applicable

the

acquisition,

that‐‐

(1) Is at least 51 percent unconditionally and directly owned (as defined at 13 CFR 124.105) by‐‐

(i)

One

socially

disadvantaged

(as

defined

CFR

124.103)

and

economically

disadvantaged

(as

defined

CFR

124.104)

individuals

who

are

citizens

the

United

States;

and

(ii)

Each

individual

claiming

economic

disadvantage

has

net

worth

not

exceeding

$750,000

after

taking

into

account

the

applicable

exclusions

set

forth

CFR

124.104(c)(2);

and

(2)

The

management

and

daily

business

operations

which

are

controlled

(as

defined

13.CFR

124.106)

individuals,

who

meet

the

criteria

paragraphs

(1)(i)

and

(ii)

this

definition.

“Subsidiary” means an entity in which more than 50 percent of the entity is owned—

(1) Directly by a parent corporation; or

(2) Through another subsidiary of a parent corporation.

“Successor”

means

entity

that

has

replaced

predecessor

acquiring

the

assets

and

carrying

out

the

affairs

the

predecessor

under

new

name

(often

through

acquisition

merger).

The

term

“successor”

does

not

include

new

offices/divisions

the

same

company

that

only

changes

its

name.

The

extent

the

responsibility

the

successor

for

the

liabilities

the

predecessor

may

vary,

depending

State

law

and

specific

circumstances.

“Veteran‐owned small business concern” means a small business concern—

(1)

Not

less

than

percent

which

owned

one

veterans(as

defined

U.S.C.

101(2))

or,

the

case

any

publicly

owned

business,

not

less

than

percent

the

stock

which

owned

one

veterans;

and

(2) The management and daily business operations of which are controlled by one or more veterans.

“Women‐owned

business

concern”

means

concern

which

least

percent

owned

one

women;

the

case

any

publicly

owned

business,

least

percent

the

its

stock

owned

one

women;

and

whose

management

and

daily

business

operations

are

controlled

one

women.

“Women‐owned small business concern” means a small business concern ‐‐

(1)

That

least

percent

owned

one

women

or,

the

case

any

publicly

owned

business,

least

percent

the

stock

which

owned

one

women;

and

(2) Whose management and daily business operations are controlled by one or more women.

“Women‐owned

small

business

(WOSB)

concern

eligible

under

the

WOSB

Program

(in

accordance

with

CFR

part

127),”

means

small

business

concern

that

least

percent

directly

and

unconditionally

owned

by,

and

the

management

and

daily

business

operations

which

are

controlled

by,

one

women

who

are

citizens

the

United

States.

Note

paragraph

(a):

court

order

issued

October

24,

2016,

the

following

definitions

this

paragraph

(a)

are

enjoined

indefinitely

the

date

the

order:

“Administrative

merits

determination”,

“Arbitral

award

decision”,

paragraph

(2)

“Civil

judgment”,

“DOL

Guidance”,

“Enforcement

agency”,

“Labor

compliance

agreement”,

“Labor

laws”,

and

“Labor

law

decision”.

The

enjoined

definitions

will

become

effective

immediately

the

court

terminates

the

injunction.

that

time,

DoD,

GSA,

and

NASA

will

publish

document

the

Federal

advising

the

public

the

termination

the

injunction.

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(b)

(1)

Annual

Representations

and

Certifications.

Any

changes

provided

the

offeror

paragraph

(b)(2)

this

provision

not

automatically

change

the

representations

and

certifications

posted

the

SAMwebsite.

(2)

The

offeror

has

completed

the

annual

representations

and

certifications

electronically

via

the

SAM

website

accessed

through

https://www.acquisition.gov.

After

reviewing

the

SAM

database

information,

the

offeror

verifies

submission

this

offer

that

the

representation

and

certifications

currently

posted

electronically

FAR

52.212‐3,

Offeror

Representations

and

Certifications—Commercial

Items,

have

been

entered

updated

the

last

months,

are

current,

accurate,

complete,

and

applicable

this

solicitation

(including

the

business

size

standard

applicable

the

NAICS

code

referenced

for

this

solicitation),

the

date

this

offer

and

are

incorporated

this

offer

reference

(see

FAR

4.1201),

except

for

paragraphs

____________.

[Offeror

identify

the

applicable

paragraphs

(c)

through

(u)

this

provision

that

the

offeror

has

completed

for

the

purposes

this

solicitation

only,

any.

These

amended

representation(s)

and/or

certification(s)

are

also

incorporated

this

offer

and

are

current,

accurate,

and

complete

the

date

this

offer.

Any

changes

provided

the

offeror

are

applicable

this

solicitation

only,

and

not

result

update

the

representations

and

certifications

posted

electronically

SAM.]

(c)

Offerors

must

complete

the

following

representations

when

the

resulting

contract

performed

the

United

States

its

outlying

areas.

Check

all

that

apply.

(1) Small business concern. The offeror represents as part of its offer that it [_] is, [_] is not a small business concern.

(2)

Veteran‐owned

small

business

concern.

[Complete

only

the

offeror

represented

itself

small

business

concern

paragraph

(c)(1)

this

provision.]

The

offeror

represents

part

its

offer

that

[_]

is,

[_]

not

veteran‐owned

small

business

concern.

(3)

Service‐disabled

veteran‐owned

small

business

concern.

[Complete

only

the

offeror

represented

itself

veteran‐

owned

small

business

concern

paragraph

(c)(2)

this

provision.]

The

offeror

represents

part

its

offer

that

[_]

is,

[_]

not

service‐disabled

veteran‐owned

small

business

concern.

(4)

Small

disadvantaged

business

concern.

[Complete

only

the

offeror

represented

itself

small

business

concern

paragraph

(c)(1)

this

provision.]

The

offeror

represents

that

[_]

is,

[_]

not,

small

disadvantaged

business

concern

defined

CFR

124.1002.

(5)

Women‐owned

small

business

concern.

[Complete

only

the

offeror

represented

itself

small

business

concern

paragraph

(c)(1)

this

provision.]

The

offeror

represents

that

[_]

is,

[_]

not

women‐owned

small

business

concern.

Note: Complete paragraphs (c)(8) and (c)(9) only if this solicitation is expected to exceed the simplified acquisition threshold.

(6)

WOSB

concern

eligible

under

the

WOSB

Program.

[Complete

only

the

offeror

represented

itself

women‐owned

small

business

concern

paragraph

(c)(5)

this

provision.]

The

offeror

represents

that—

(i)

[_]

is,

[_]

not

WOSB

concern

eligible

under

the

WOSB

Program,

has

provided

all

the

required

documents

the

WOSB

Repository,

and

change

circumstances

adverse

decisions

have

been

issued

that

affects

its

eligibility;

and

(ii)

[_]

is,

[_]

not

joint

venture

that

complies

with

the

requirements

CFR

part

127,

and

the

representation

paragraph

(c)(6)(i)

this

provision

accurate

for

each

WOSB

concern

eligible

under

the

WOSB

Program

participating

the

joint

venture.

[The

offeror

shall

enter

the

name

names

the

WOSB

concern

eligible

under

the

WOSB

Program

and

other

small

businesses

that

are

participating

the

joint

venture:

_________.]

Each

WOSB

concern

eligible

under

the

WOSB

Program

participating

the

joint

venture

shall

submit

separate

signed

copy

the

WOSB

representation.

(7)

Economically

disadvantaged

women‐owned

small

business

(EDWOSB)

concern.

[Complete

only

the

offeror

represented

itself

WOSB

concern

eligible

under

the

WOSB

Program

(c)(6)

this

provision.]

The

offeror

represents

that—

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(i)

[_]

is,

[_]

not

EDWOSB

concern,

has

provided

all

the

required

documents

the

WOSB

Repository,

and

change

circumstances

adverse

decisions

have

been

issued

that

affects

its

eligibility;

and

(ii)

[_]

is,

[_]

not

joint

venture

that

complies

with

the

requirements

CFR

part

127,

and

the

representation

paragraph

(c)(7)(i)

this

provision

accurate

for

each

EDWOSB

concern

participating

the

joint

venture.

[The

offeror

shall

enter

the

name

names

the

EDWOSB

concern

and

other

small

businesses

that

are

participating

the

joint

venture:

_____________.]

Each

EDWOSB

concern

participating

the

joint

venture

shall

submit

separate

signed

copy

the

EDWOSB

representation.

(8)

Women‐owned

business

concern

(other

than

small

business

concern).

[Complete

only

the

offeror

women‐

owned

business

concern

and

did

not

represent

itself

small

business

concern

paragraph

(c)(1)

this

provision.]

The

offeror

represents

that

[_]

is,

women‐owned

business

concern.

(9)

Tie

bid

priority

for

labor

surplus

area

concerns.

this

invitation

for

bid,

small

business

offerors

may

identify

the

labor

surplus

areas

which

costs

incurred

account

manufacturing

production

(by

offeror

first‐tier

subcontractors)

amount

than

percent

the

contract

price:

(10)

HUBZone

small

business

concern.

[Complete

only

the

offeror

represented

itself

small

business

concern

paragraph

(c)(1)

this

provision.]

The

offeror

represents,

part

its

offer,

that‐‐

(i)

[_]

is,

[_]

not

HUBZone

small

business

concern

listed,

the

date

this

representation,

the

List

Qualified

HUBZone

Small

Business

Concerns

maintained

the

Small

Business

Administration,

and

material

changes

ownership

and

control,

principal

office,

HUBZone

employee

percentage

have

occurred

since

was

certified

accordance

with

CFR

part

126;

and

(ii)

[_]

is,

[_]

not

HUBZone

joint

venture

that

complies

with

the

requirements

CFR

part

126,

and

the

representation

paragraph

(c)(10)(i)

this

provision

accurate

for

each

HUBZone

small

business

concern

participating

the

HUBZone

joint

venture.

[The

offeror

shall

enter

the

names

each

the

HUBZone

small

business

concerns

participating

the

HUBZone

joint

venture:

__________.]

Each

HUBZone

small

business

concern

participating

the

HUBZone

joint

venture

shall

submit

separate

signed

copy

the

HUBZone

representation.

(d) Representations required to implement provisions of Executive Order 11246 ‐‐

(1) Previous contracts and compliance. The offeror represents that ‐‐

(i)

[_]

has,

[_]

has

not,

participated

contract

subcontract

subject

the

Equal

Opportunity

clause

this

solicitation;

and

(ii) It [_] has, [_] has not, filed all required compliance reports.

(2) Affirmative Action Compliance. The offeror represents that ‐‐

(i)

[_]

has

developed

and

has

file,

[_]

has

not

developed

and

does

not

have

file,

each

establishment,

affirmative

action

programs

required

rules

and

regulations

the

Secretary

Labor

(41

CFR

parts

60‐1

and

60‐2),

(ii)

[_]

has

not

previously

had

contracts

subject

the

written

affirmative

action

programs

requirement

the

rules

and

regulations

the

Secretary

Labor.

(e)

Certification

Regarding

Payments

Influence

Federal

Transactions

(31

U.S.C.

1352).

(Applies

only

the

contract

expected

exceed

$150,000.)

submission

its

offer,

the

offeror

certifies

the

best

its

knowledge

and

belief

that

Federal

appropriated

funds

have

been

paid

will

paid

any

person

for

influencing

attempting

influence

officer

employee

any

agency,

Member

Congress,

officer

employee

Congress

employee

Member

Congress

his

her

behalf

connection

with

the

award

any

resultant

contract.

any

registrants

under

the

Lobbying

Disclosure

Act

1995

have

made

lobbying

contact

behalf

the

offeror

with

respect

this

contract,

the

offeror

shall

complete

and

submit,

with

its

offer,

OMB

Standard

Form

LLL,

Disclosure

Lobbying

Activities,

provide

the

name

the

registrants.

The

offeror

need

not

report

regularly

employed

officers

employees

the

offeror

whom

payments

reasonable

compensation

were

made.

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(f)

Buy

American

Certificate.

(Applies

only

the

clause

Federal

Acquisition

Regulation

(FAR)

52.225‐1,

Buy

American

–

Supplies,

included

this

solicitation.)

(1)

The

offeror

certifies

that

each

end

product,

except

those

listed

paragraph

(f)(2)

this

provision,

domestic

end

product

and

that

for

other

than

COTS

items,

the

offeror

has

considered

components

unknown

origin

have

been

mined,

produced,

manufactured

outside

the

United

States.

The

offeror

shall

list

foreign

end

products

those

end

products

manufactured

the

United

States

that

not

qualify

domestic

end

products,

i.e.,

end

product

that

not

COTS

item

and

does

not

meet

the

component

test

paragraph

(2)

the

definition

“domestic

end

product.”

The

terms

“commercially

available

off‐the‐shelf

(COTS)

item,”

“component,”

“domestic

end

product,”

“end

product,”

“foreign

end

product,”

and

“United

States”

are

defined

the

clause

this

solicitation

entitled

“Buy

American—Supplies.”

(2) Foreign End Products:

LINE ITEM NO. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

(3) The Government will evaluate offers in accordance with the policies and procedures of FAR Part 25.

(g)

(1)

Buy

American

‐‐

Free

Trade

Agreements

‐‐

Israeli

Trade

Act

Certificate.

(Applies

only

the

clause

FAR

52.225‐3,

Buy

American

‐‐

Free

Trade

Agreements

‐‐

Israeli

Trade

Act,

included

this

solicitation.)

(i)

The

offeror

certifies

that

each

end

product,

except

those

listed

paragraph

(g)(1)(ii)

(g)(1)(iii)

this

provision,

domestic

end

product

and

that

for

other

than

COTS

items,

the

offeror

has

considered

components

unknown

origin

have

been

mined,

produced,

manufactured

outside

the

United

States.

The

terms

“Bahrainian,

Moroccan,

Omani,

Panamanian,

Peruvian

end

product,”

“commercially

available

off‐the‐shelf

(COTS)

item,”

“component,”

“domestic

end

product,”

“end

product,”

“foreign

end

product,”

“Free

Trade

Agreement

country,”

“Free

Trade

Agreement

country

end

product,”

“Israeli

end

product,”

and

“United

States”

are

defined

the

clause

this

solicitation

entitled

“Buy

American‐‐Free

Trade

Agreements‐‐Israeli

Trade

Act.”

(ii)

The

offeror

certifies

that

the

following

supplies

are

Free

Trade

Agreement

country

end

products

(other

than

Bahrainian,

Moroccan,

Omani,

Panamanian,

Peruvian

end

products)

Israeli

end

products

defined

the

clause

this

solicitation

entitled

“Buy

American—Free

Trade

Agreements—Israeli

Trade

Act”:

Free

Trade

Agreement

Country

End

Products

(Other

than

Bahrainian,

Moroccan,

Omani,

Panamanian,

Peruvian

End

Products)

Israeli

End

Products:

LINE ITEM NO. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

(iii)

The

offeror

shall

list

those

supplies

that

are

foreign

end

products

(other

than

those

listed

paragraph

(g)(1)(ii)

this

provision)

defined

the

clause

this

solicitation

entitled

“Buy

American—Free

Trade

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