Appendix B - getFile MAP.pdf

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Aerial Herbicide Application Schofield Barracks HI
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IFB-2025-036-AT
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Larimer County, Colorado

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This image is a geospatial map depicting the Schofield Barracks Spray Boundary in Hawaii, created for an aerial herbicide application project. The map shows a detailed satellite view with white boundary lines and a blue spray boundary overlay, covering a terrain that includes mountainous and vegetated areas, with military infrastructure visible. The map includes grid coordinates ranging from 591000 to 595000 horizontally and 2375000 to 2380000 vertically, with a scale indicating distances from 0 to 1 mile. Key labeled areas include "Range Control" and "MAF LZ" (likely a military landing zone), situated on the eastern portion of the mapped region. The map provides a comprehensive visual representation of the precise geographic area where herbicide application will be conducted, enabling precise planning and environmental management for the military installation.

The map supports the contract opportunity described by the Center for Environmental Management of Military Lands (CEMML), which seeks a contractor to perform aerial herbicide application at Schofield Barracks. The spray boundary encompasses approximately 1-2 square miles of varied terrain, suggesting a complex vegetation management project. The detailed mapping indicates careful consideration of environmental boundaries, likely to minimize ecological impact while addressing invasive species or landscape maintenance requirements. The presence of military infrastructure and designated control areas suggests this is a specialized contract requiring precision, environmental expertise, and compliance with military land management protocols.

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