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This solicitation is for grounds maintenance services at Fort Rucker, Alabama. The contractor shall provide all equipment, materials, and labor to service, maintain, inspect, mow, edge, trim, remove leaves and debris, prune shrubs and trees, apply fertilizer, lime and herbicides, and cut grass for special events for improved, semi-improved, and unimproved grounds. The period of performance includes a 30-day phase-in period starting 1 January 2021, a one-month special cutting period from 1-28 February 2021, a ten-month base year from 1 March 2021 to 31 December 2022, and four one-year option periods running consecutively from 1 January to 31 December of each year through 2025. The solicitation was issued by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command at Fort Eustis.

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LIST OF DOCUMENTS, EXHIBITS, AND OTHER ATTACHMENTS

TECHNICAL EXHIBITS: J LIST OF ATTACHMENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TECHNICAL
EXHIBITTITLE
ADepartment of Labor Wage Determination
1Performance Requirements Summary (PRS) Table
2Government-Furnished Facilities, Equipment and Supplies
3Grounds Maintenance Inventory and Grounds Maintenance Services
4Historical Temperature and Rainfall Data
5Deliverables
6Approved Herbicides
BStatistically Extrapolated Surveillance Techniques

DPW Fort Rucker, AL TE i AUG 2020 Cantonment Grounds Contract

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR WAGE DETERMINATION

Attached is Service Contract Act Wage Determination. This determination specifies the minimum wages and fringe benefits to be paid under this contract.

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT A

DPW Fort Rucker, AL TE A-1 AUG 2020

The purpose of this attachment is to:

a. List the contract requirements and work requirements considered most critical to satisfactory contract performance (See PRS Column 2).

b. Summarize the standards of performance in the specification for each specified work requirement (See PRS Column 3).

c. Provide Acceptable Quality Level (AQL): Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) for each work requirement (See PRS Column 4). The AQL is the defect rate in a population of services which, when exceeded, indicates the Contractor's quality control is not effective. The AQL does not represent a threshold for payment deductions. Deductions are taken for all defects (with appropriate credit for rework) regardless of whether the AQL was exceeded.

d. Identify primary surveillance method (See PRS column 5)

d. Specify the percentage (weight) of contract requirement attributable to each listed work requirement (See PRS Column 6).

(1) - Unsatisfactory performance of this work requirement will result in an unsatisfactory rating for the entire delivery order.

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT 1

PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY (PRS) TABLE

DPW Fort Rucker, AL TE 1-3 AUG 2020

GOVERNMENT-FURNISHED FACILITIES

There are no Government-furnished facilities provided under this contract.

GOVERNMENT-FURNISHED EQUIPMENT

There is no Government-furnished equipment provided under this contract.

GOVERNMENT-FURNISHED MATERIAL

There are no Government-furnished materials provided under this contract.

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT 2

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES

DPW Fort Rucker, AL TE 2-1 AUG 2020

The following data and the attached drawings provide information on the location and geographic boundaries of the land areas (parcels) to be maintained under the contract, and a summary of the types and quantities of vegetation that they contain.

IMPROVED AREA “A”

CDC and Chapel Complex Bagging Requirement 14 Acres

Parade Field

20.3 Acres

Soldier-On Field and New Chapel

13.8 Acres

Veteran’s Park and Museum

21.0 +/- Acres

Parade Field 22 Acres

Officer’s Club

7.3 Acres

PX and Surrounding Area

21.3 Acres

Burger King

0.3 Acres

Library and Surrounding Area

1.0 Acres

REVISED Safety Center

0.3 Acres

(Area in black not in contract)

HQ Parking and Other Areas

4.4 Acres

Building 750 and Surrounding Areas

6.7 Acres

Museum, Veterans Park, CON SITE and Surrounding Areas

33.5 Acres

Daleville Gate and Surrounding areas

9.2 Acres

Farrel RD from DoD School to USAARL and Blue Max RD.

7 Acres

Enterprise Gate

6.5 Acres

Enterprise Gate to Dustoff ST.

16.1 Acres

Ozark Gate

4.6 Acres

Ozark Gate to Main Post

19.7 Acres

Faulkner Gate

4.3 Acres

Newton Gate

5.1 Acres

DODD School – Red Cloud Avenue – 8.3 Aces

Old Par 3 Golf Course

10.6 Acres

CDC and Chapel Complex and Surrounding Area

10.1 Acres

Soldier-On Field 5 Acres

Artillery RD. from North Side of DOD Primary School to 650 FT. South of URELL ST., South side as identified and Triangle shoppett.

5 Acre w

Hatch RD. – From Andrews Ave. to Combat RD.

3.4 Acres

South side of road to be cut to the paved jogging trail.

North side swath to be cut 15 FT wide from edge of pavement.

New Chapel Area

5.3 Acres

New Commissary

4.3 Acres

Chapel of the Wings Area

3.1 Acres

IMPROVED AREA “B”

Guthrie Field, CON SITE and surrounding area

36.2 Acres

Tank Hill Road and Surrounding Area

41.8 Acres

Hoist Tower and Training Site

11.8 Acres

USAARL and Surrounding Area

8.6 Acres

AIT Barracks and Hospital Area 41 Acres

BOQ, Laundry, and Mother Rucker’s and surrounding area

10.4 Acres

Recycle Center and Surrounding Area

11.9 Acres

Freedom Fest Area 115 Acres

MWR Youth Center

7.1 Acres

North Side Baseball Field

38.8 Acres

46 TH Motor Pool, Barracks and Surrounding Area

80.7 Acres

New ASP

37.6 Acres

There are 11 grass covered ammo storage bunkers that are approximately:

WIDTH AT BASE(FT)*WIDTH AT TOP(FT)*HEIGHT(FT)*LENGTH(FT)*NUMBER(ea) 100*27*18*60*4 100*27*18*30*1 100*27*18*45*2 100*27*18*80*4

Buckhorn

11.6 Acres Lake

Beaver Lake and Jogging Trail

7.7 Acres

Ech Lake

5.8 Acres

Helicopter Crash Site

3.9 Acres

DPW Storage Areas and Surrounding Areas

39.8 Acres

East Beach Recreation Area and Access Road

22.8 Acres

K-9 Training Area and Vet HQ

6.0 Acres

North Side Night Hawk Street

1.9 Acres

Fuel Point and Surrounding Area 30 Acres

5102 Class Rooms and Surrounding Area

20.2 Acres

MWR and Wildlife Office and Surrounding Area

6.8 Acres

West Beach Recreation Area

12.2 Acres

MWR

Cemeteries (Averett, Beulah, Byrd & Clay Hill 1 Acre

Water Well Road

0.5 Acres

IMPROVED AREA “C”

Skeet Range 13 Acres

Horse Stables

14.8 Acres

Singing Pines Cabins

7.9 Acres

RV Park 15 Acres

East Beach Cabins

7.4 Acres

SEMI-IMPROVED AREA

SEMI-IMPROVED GROUNDS - RAIL ROAD RIGHTS-OF-WAY

UNIMPROVED GROUNDS - PERIMETER FENCE / CABLE BARRIER LINE

UNIMPROVED GROUNDS - PERIMETER FENCE / CABLE BARRIER LINE

UNIMPROVED GROUNDS - LAKE THOLOCCO GROUNDS MAINTENANCE AREA

OLD LANDFILL OFF OF HATCH RD – 23.3 Acers.

Old Land Fill Off Of Dustoff Street – 5.5 Ac.

AREA LOCATIONS

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT 3

GROUNDS MAINTENANCE SERVICES

DPW Fort Rucker, AL TE 3-17 AUG 2020

NOTE: Alabama is subject to hurricanes

2005 THROUGH 2018

Year
Month
Mean

Monthly Precip Mean Monthly Max Temp ( F ) Mean Monthly Min Temp ( F ) Total Monthly PCPN Monthly Max Temp ( F ) Monthly Min Temp ( F )

2005
1
0.09
63
43
2.79
77
21
2005
2
0.12
64
45
3.24
79
30
2005
3
0.28
68
46
8.66
81
32
2005
4
0.32
74
50
9.6
84
37
2005
5
0.04
84
61
1.39
95
50
2005
6
0.20
88
70
5.89
93
64
2005
7
0.21
90
73
6.4
97
70
2005
8
0.41
89
73
12.84
95
68
2005
9
0.12
90
69
3.69
95
63
2005
10
0.02
66
40
0.61
75
37
2005
11
0.16
75
51
4.84
82
36
2005
12
0.13
60
37
3.77
75
23
2006
1
0.15
67
44
4.66
79
27
2006
2
0.16
61
39
4.31
75
25
2006
3
0.03
73
47
1.01
84
32
2006
4
0.08
83
58
2.13
91
45
2006
5
0.11
85
62
3.44
95
50
2006
6
0.09
93
68
2.49
100
57
2006
7
0.10
94
72
3.14
99
66
2006
8
0.16
93
73
5.07
97
70
2006
9
0.05
86
66
1.46
93
48
2006
10
0.07
77
54
2.07
90
37
2006
11
0.17
69
45
4.72
79
34
2006
12
0.22
67
48
3.05
77
32
2007
1
0.14
61
42
4.31
77
23
2007
2
0.15
63
38
4.25
79
21
2007
3
0.04
75
49
1.2
88
34
2007
4
0.19
75
51
5.59
86
37
2007
5
0.00
87
61
0.06
91
48
2007
6
0.09
92
69
2.79
97
61
2007
7
0.11
90
72
3.54
95
68
2007
8
0.14
96
74
4.22
104
72
2007
9
0.12
88
68
3.51
93
57
2007
10
0.13
80
59
4.17
90
41
2007
11
0.14
70
44
4.21
79
30
2007
12
0.22
66
44
6.85
81
28
2008
1
0.19
58
38
5.84
77
21
2008
2
0.18
66
40
5.1
81
27
2008
3
0.10
71
45
3.04
82
28
2008
4
0.09
77
54
2.57
86
37
2008
5
0.04
86
63
1.31
91
48
2008
6
0.21
92
70
6.2
99
63
2008
7
0.09
92
72
2.64
97
64
2008
8
0.26
88
71
8.18
99
63
2008
9
0.08
87
67
2.25
93
52
2008
10
0.11
76
54
3.49
88
32
2008
11
0.14
68
42
4.05
82
25
2008
12
0.23
66
45
7
79
27
2009
1
0.11
62
40
3.38
77
21
2009
2
0.10
64
38
2.79
75
21
2009
3
0.50
71
49
15.49
82
28
2009
4
0.12
77
52
3.66
90
34
2009
5
0.29
83
66
8.91
90
50
2009
6
0.08
93
71
2.47
99
63
2009
7
0.24
90
70
7.31
99
61
2009
8
0.19
88
70
5.9
93
61
2009
9
0.09
87
69
2.65
93
52
2009
10
0.28
77
59
8.59
91
37
2009
11
0.12
68
45
3.71
77
32
2009
12
0.42
58
40
13
77
28
2010
1
0.30
55
33
9.42
75
16
2010
2
0.15
54
34
4.06
70
25
2010
3
0.08
66
42
2.5
79
28
2010
4
0.11
80
53
3.16
88
45
2010
5
0.14
88
66
4.27
95
52
2010
6
0.15
93
72
4.62
100
66
2010
7
0.11
95
74
3.42
102
66
2010
8
0.13
92
75
4.11
99
70
2010
9
0.05
94
67
1.47
99
55
2010
10
0.05
82
54
1.52
90
43
2010
11
0.15
72
43
4.55
81
30
2010
12
0.03
55
31
0.98
75
19
2011
1
0.15
56
33
4.52
73
19
2011
2
0.14
66
41
3.85
81
27
2011
3
0.15
74
49
4.8
86
32
2011
4
0.13
83
56
3.98
90
37
2011
5
0.03
88
60
0.78
97
43
2011
6
0.07
97
71
2.06
102
66
2011
7
0.25
92
73
7.62
99
70
2011
8
0.06
96
72
1.77
102
66
2011
9
0.18
86
65
5.36
97
55
2011
10
0.01
77
54
0.22
88
34
2011
11
0.05
71
47
1.4
84
30
2011
12
0.10
66
44
2.98
79
27
2012
1
0.17
67
42
5.18
79
19
2012
2
0.13
65
47
3.7
81
23
2012
3
0.16
79
56
5.08
86
37
2012
4
0.09
79
55
2.65
93
41
2012
5
0.07
88
64
2.15
97
54
2012
6
0.20
89
68
6.1
97
59
2012
7
0.15
91
73
4.61
99
68
2012
8
0.17
87
71
5.37
97
64
2012
9
0.17
86
66
5.16
91
50
2012
10
0.05
78
55
1.55
86
36
2012
11
0.04
68
43
1.3
84
28
2012
12
0.15
65
44
4.62
79
25
2013
1
0.11
67
47
3.35
81
32
2013
2
0.59
64
43
16.54
73
27
2013
3
0.07
66
41
2.07
81
28
2013
4
0.13
77
54
3.8
88
37
2013
5
0.04
83
60
1.36
93
43
2013
6
0.18
89
70
5.53
95
64
2013
7
0.65
87
71
20.27
91
68
2013
8
0.35
89
71
10.91
95
64
2013
9
0.11
88
68
3.41
93
57
2013
10
0.05
79
57
1.41
90
37
2013
11
0.09
68
45
2.56
81
27
2013
12
2014
1
0.07
54
31
2.29
72
14
2014
2
0.17
65
43
4.8
79
27
2014
3
0.20
68
44
6.24
79
32
2014
4
0.48
76
55
14.48
88
43
2014
5
0.08
84
61
2.47
95
46
2014
6
0.14
90
70
4.21
95
66
2014
7
0.16
90
70
4.9
95
61
2014
8
0.10
93
71
3.09
99
64
2014
9
0.12
88
69
3.6
97
61
2014
10
0.14
81
55
4.37
91
43
2014
11
0.10
65
39
2.85
81
21
2014
12
0.17
65
44
5.24
79
32
2015
1
0.11
60
37
3.42
75
16
2015
2
0.14
58
36
3.93
77
21
2015
3
0.05
74
52
1.5
84
28
2015
4
0.25
80
61
7.49
90
45
2015
5
0.17
86
63
5.17
93
46
2015
6
0.08
92
70
2.47
99
66
2015
7
0.18
94
73
5.55
99
66
2015
8
0.08
93
72
2.58
99
64
2015
9
0.32
86
67
9.68
95
52
2015
10
0.07
79
58
2.07
90
43
2015
11
0.31
73
53
9.33
84
32
2015
12
0.31
71
50
9.51
82
28
2016
1
0.16
58
37
4.87
70
23
2016
2
0.19
66
41
5.56
79
25
2016
3
0.24
74
52
7.53
84
32
2016
4
0.20
78
56
5.85
90
43
2016
5
0.06
86
62
1.95
95
48
2016
6
0.13
91
70
4.04
99
63
2016
7
0.26
93
72
8.16
97
70
2016
8
0.22
92
73
6.97
95
70
2016
9
0.14
90
70
4.17
95
54
2016
10
0.00
86
58
0
91
39
2016
11
0.04
75
48
1.1
88
30
2016
12
0.32
66
46
9.91
81
28
2017
1
0.39
68
45
12.07
79
21
2017
2
0.15
73
47
4.29
82
32
2017
3
0.08
74
50
2.47
86
27
2017
4
0.11
82
57
3.32
91
39
2017
5
0.25
84
61
7.81
93
45
2017
6
0.26
86
70
7.91
91
63
2017
7
0.19
91
72
5.75
95
66
2017
8
0.24
90
72
7.31
95
63
2017
9
0.12
87
67
3.57
93
57
2017
10
0.19
80
58
5.78
91
36
2017
11
0.02
73
48
0.45
84
32
2017
12
0.09
62
42
2.71
81
27
2018
1
0.03
57
34
0.87
75
19
2018
2
0.33
74
52
9.36
84
28
2018
3
0.13
70
46
3.77
82
30
2018
4
0.12
77
51
3.52
86
36
2018
5
0.12
88
65
3.75
95
57
2018
6
0.19
91
71
5.76
97
63
2018
7
0.10
91
73
3.19
95
70
2018
8
0.17
90
71
5.3
95
68
2018
9
0.20
91
71
6.04
95
68
2018
10
0.20
82
61
6.08
91
43
2018
11
0.24
66
45
7.15
82
27
2018
12
0.29
62
45
8.97
77
27

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT 4

HISTORICAL TEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL DATA

Cairns AAF

DPW Fort Rucker, AL TE 4-4 AUG 2020

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT 5

DELIVERABLES

DPW Fort Rucker, AL TE 5-4 AUG 2020

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT 6

APPROVED HERBICIDES

DPW Fort Rucker, AL TE 6-1 AUG 2020

1. The Government reserves the right to start surveillance using Random Sampling with Extrapolated Deductions (RSED) at any time during the contract, to discontinue the use of RSED, and to resume the use of RSED without notice to the Contractor. The Government will use the attached tables entitled Table of Sample Sizes for Normal Sampling Levels and Table of Sample Sizes for Reduced Sampling Levels to determine sample sizes for RSED. The Table of Sample Sizes for Reduced Sampling Levels represents the minimum sample sizes the Government will use for extrapolation.

2. The Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) is defined as the defect rate above which the Contractor's quality control is not effective. The AQL does not represent a threshold above which payment deductions are taken. Deductions are taken for all defects (with credit for rework to the extent appropriate) irrespective of whether the AQL was exceeded or not. When a defect rate exceeds the AQL, the Contractor will be notified and appropriate administrative actions will be taken in addition to the payment deductions discussed above. The AQL for each work requirement is shown in the Performance Requirements Summary (PRS) table in Attachment J-C1.

3. The following example illustrates the process that will be used to calculate the Contractor's payment deduction when RSED is used for surveillance.

GRASS CUTTING, HIGH VISIBILITY AREA

TIMELY COMPLETION
DEBRIS REMOVAL
GRASS CUTTING
TRIMMING
A.
Task value percent
15%
5%
60%
20%
B.
Maximum payment for acceptable work - Unit cost from bid schedule times the quantity of work ordered that month times the task value %. (EXAMPLE: 100 Acres times $50.00 per acre Times the Task Value %))
750
250
3000
1000
C.
Cost Per Unit - (CLIN cost times Task Value %)
7.5
2.5
30
10
D.
AQL = 6.5
E.
Accept / Reject =
2/3
2/3
2/3
2/3
F.
Lot Size = Number of parcels cut.
105
105
105
105
G.
Total Number of Acres in the Lot =
100
100
100
100
H.
Sample Size (Normal) = Number of parcels
20
20
20
20
I.
Total Number of Acres in The Sample =
18
18
18
18
J.
Number Of Observed Defects In Sample
6
5
7
4
K.
Percentage Of samples Found Unacceptable - Observed Defect Rate (ODR) ((Defects Divided by Sample Size) x 100) (J/K)*100
30%
25%
35%
20%
L.
Uninspected Parcels - (105-20, or Lot Size-Sample Size) (F-H)
85
85
85
85
M.
Uninspected Acres Total Acres Minus Inspected Acres. (100 minus 18) (G-I)
82
82
82
82
N.
Defects Corrected =
2
3
1
0
O.
Revised Defect Rate for Corrected Defects. ((Observed Defects minus corrected Defects) divided by 20) (J-N)/H
20%
10%
30%
20%
P.
Service Value Lost For Inspected Lot. Acres in Sample x Unit Cost x Revised ODR (RODR) (18 x $7.50 x RODR) I*C*P
$ 27.00
$ 4.50
$ 162.00
$ 36.00
Q.
Extrapolated Deduction for uninspected Lots - ODR x Uninspected Acreas x Unit Cost. M*K*B
$ 184.50
$ 51.25
$ 861.00
$164.00
R.
Administrative Cost = Flat Rate $50.00
S.
Total Deductions = P (ALL) + Q (ALL) + R

$ 1,540.25

TECHNICAL EXHIBIT B

EXAMPLE PAYMENT CALCULATIONS WHEN RESD IS USED

DPW Fort Rucker, AL TE B-3 AUG 2020

END OF SECTION J

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