Attach 5 APPENDIX C Government Furnished Poperty Services Equipment.pdf
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- EYNF Pest Control Services
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- 12445025Q0023
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This document is Appendix C for a Statement of Work (SOW) for pest control services at El Yunque National Forest, detailing government-furnished property and contractor responsibilities. The appendix explicitly states that the US Government will not provide any materials, equipment, or property for the work, placing full responsibility on the contractor to supply all necessary labor, materials, equipment, and supplies. Key requirements include providing personal safety equipment, conducting a site visit before bidding, preparing a sketch for Forest Service approval after project award, using corrosion-resistant materials due to extreme humidity, and being responsible for any damages occurring during work performance. The contractor must also comply with all applicable federal, state, and local building/construction codes and provide a one-year blanket warranty after project acceptance.
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Statement of Work – El Yunque National Forest – pest control
APPENDIX C
C. Government Furnished Property/Services/Equipment
1- US Government manager, facilities or employees from the FS/EN, will not provide any materials/ equipment’s/property for this work.
2- The government shall not provide any government furnished property necessary for the fulfillment of this statement of work. The contractor shall provide all materials, equipment and supplies necessary to satisfy the requirement.
3- Contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, supplies, (etc…) to effectuate the completion of this project. Contractor shall meet with the Government [e.g., Officer-in-Charge (OIC), Program Project Manager, Contracting Officer Representative (COR), Designated Safety Representative (DSR), etc.] to ascertain a clear understanding of the project scope; existing conditions; accessibility requirements, and scheduling concerns. Tasks that are unclear shall be confirmed with the Contracting Specialist (CS) prior to incurring costs. All work shall comply with all applicable federal, state & local building/construction codes. All work shall be guaranteed with a one-year blanket warranty after project acceptance.
4- Contractor will be responsible of walls/paint/structure and areas at interior or exterior when performance of work is done on this performance work.
5- GOVERNMENT FURNISHED MATERIAL: The Contractor will provide all necessary personal safety equipment for their employees.
6- Contractor should make a site visit to verify before bid proposal.
7- Contractor are requiring verify on site visit if are any discrepancy before bid proposal.
8- In the event of outages, all outages shall be requested a minimum of 7 calendar days in advance, in writing, to allow for proper notification of personnel since area is part of EN (Easter National Service).
9- The contractor shall visit the site for verification of existing conditions and work to be performed prior to submitting a bid. Once the project is awarded, the Contractor shall prepare a sketch for Forest Service (FS) approval regarding the work performed in this SOW.
10- The Contractor is responsible for all damages that occur during the performance of work and will be at cost the contractor.
11- Due to extreme humidity environment all materials for this job will be required to be corrosion resistant.
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