Attachment 1 - Statement of Work - 1232SA26Q1474.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work for forklift repair services at the USDA Agricultural Research Service (ARS) Chapman Research Farm located in Chapman, Maine.
The USDA-ARS operates a 60-acre research facility that serves as a field trial site for the Potato Variety Development for the Eastern U.S. Breeding Program. The facility requires repair and motor replacement for a Toyota 7FBEU15 forklift that is currently inoperable. The forklift is essential for supporting harvest operations and managing the potato storage facility. The work scope includes repair and installation of a new motor to restore the equipment's functionality, which is critical given the farm's remote location and limited access to alternative resources and support. Restoring the forklift will ensure efficient harvest and storage operations while safeguarding USDA-ARS intellectual property maintained at the facility. The period of performance is September 22, 2026 through October 22, 2026.
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| Attachment 2 - Wage Determination - 1232SA26Q1474.pdf |
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Attachment 1 – Statement of Work
Project Title:
Forklift Repair for Chapman Research Farm in Chapman, Maine
Background/Scope of Work:
The USDA Agricultural Research Service (ARS) operates a 60-acre research farm in a remote area of Chapman, Maine. This facility serves as the field trial site for the Potato Variety Development for the Eastern U.S. Breeding Program, which develops potato breeding clones considered USDA-ARS intellectual property and stored at the Chapman Research Farm.
To support harvest operations and manage the potato storage facility, ARS relies on a Toyota 7FBEU15 forklift. Due to its current inoperable condition, the forklift requires replacement of its motor. Reliable equipment is especially critical given the farm’s remote location, where alternative resources and support are limited.
This scope includes the repair and installation of a new motor for the Toyota 7FBEU15 forklift. Restoring this essential equipment will ensure efficient harvest and storage operations and safeguard USDA-ARS intellectual property maintained at the Chapman Research Farm.
9/22/2026- 10/22/2026
Period of Performance:
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