Attachment 4.pdf
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This document contains an attachment outlining performance requirements for a chemical site preparation indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract opportunity with the Monongahela National Forest in West Virginia. The Forest Service is seeking contractors to comply with various performance standards including completing work plans on schedule, designating a project supervisor in writing, maintaining required certifications and licenses, keeping accurate herbicide use records, reporting all accidents and incidents, complying with federal and state herbicide application regulations, and achieving at least 90% treatment coverage of target vegetation as determined by visual inspection and sample plots. Contractors must submit documentation of meeting these standards to the contracting officer's representative on a daily basis.
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Attachment 4: Performance Requirements Summary
Task Performance Standards Performance Threshold Method of Surveillance
Completion of Work plan Schedule for Completing Work 100% compliance Submit to Forest Service Officials
Designation of Project Supervisor Designation by contractor in writing of company representative 100% compliance Submit to Forest Service Officials
Documentation of Certification
Licenses from the State of WV or state with reciprocity with WV. 100% compliance
Submit to Forest Service officials
Maintain records Accurate record of herbicide Use 100% compliance Submit to COR daily
Safety Report all accidents or incidents 100% compliance Report to Forest Service official
Safety Comply with Federal and State regulations for applying herbicides. 100% compliance
Visual inspection by COR during application
Inspection and Acceptance Visual inspection and sample plot data by
COR
90% or more of target vegetation treated
• Application coverage determined by observance of dye on treated vegetation and/or
• Observance of dying trees
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