Attachment_1_Photos.pdf
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- Stackable Racks, Horning Seed Orchard, Colton, OR; Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140L4325Q0073
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Attachment 1 contains three photographs illustrating stackable racks currently in use at the Horning Seed Orchard in Colton, Oregon, related to Solicitation 140L4325Q0073 for the Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington. The images provide visual context for the type of racks required for the procurement.
Photo 1 shows an empty white metal rack with multiple levels and slatted shelving, positioned outside against a gray metal building. Photos 2 and 3 display multiple racks inside a hoop house, each level loaded with white cone-drying bags. The racks feature both removable and solid shelving posts, arranged in rows with a central walkway. These images appear intended to help potential vendors understand the functional requirements and current usage of the racks at the seed orchard, demonstrating their configuration and typical application in seed cone processing and drying.
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Solicitation 140L4325Q0073: Attachment 1
The following photos are of similar racks that are currently in use at the Horning Seed Orchard.
These racks may not be the same specifications as what is required in this solicitation, but they do show the function of the racks that are required.
Photo 1: Current racks in use at the seed orchard, shown with empty shelves.
Photo 2: Racks currently in use at the seed orchard, shown with cone-drying bags on each level. Some racks can be seen with removable shelving posts, others are solid posts.
Photo 3: Racks currently in use at the seed orchard, shown with cone-drying bags on each level, and arranged in the Horning Seed Orchard hoop house.
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