Attachment B Statement Of Work.pdf
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This is a Statement of Work for a five-year Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ) contract for wastewater pumping services at recreation sites within the Chippewa National Forest across Beltrami, Cass, and Itasca Counties in Minnesota.
The contractor must provide all equipment, personnel, materials, and supplies necessary to complete vault toilet and septic tank pumping services. Work shall occur annually between the day after Labor Day and October 31, unless otherwise noted in the schedule of items, with the contractor required to submit a written pumping schedule to the Contracting Officer's Representative two weeks prior to commencing work. Key service requirements include completely emptying all waste and trash from holding tanks and vault toilets, rinsing vault toilet tanks, and adding at least 100 gallons of clean water after pumping; disposing of all liquid and solid waste at state-licensed treatment facilities; immediately cleaning up any spills; and properly disposing of all trash pulled from tanks off Forest Service land. Some tanks and vaults require multiple annual pumpings as noted on the Schedule of Items List, and not every tank requires pumping each year—the COR will provide a written list in spring identifying which tanks require pumping that year. The contractor bears responsibility for protecting public safety, Forest Service personnel, facilities, and resources throughout the work. Site-specific inquiries should be directed to designated Forest Service representatives in four locations: Josh Krecklau, David Johnson (Walker), John Stewart (Blackduck), or Scott Ahlgren (Deer River).
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2027-2031 Vault Toilet/Septic Pumping Contract
Statement of Work
Chippewa National Forest
Beltrami, Cass, and Itasca Counties
Introduction
The Forest Service is requesting quotes for an ID/IQ contract up to five years to provide wastewater pumping services at recreation sites.
Scope of Work
1. The contractor will provide all equipment, personnel, material, and supplies necessary to complete the work.
2. The contractor is responsible for protecting the public and Forest Service personnel, Forest Service facilities, and resources in the course of the work.
3. The contractor will clean up all spills immediately.
4. Unless noted in the schedule of items, the work will occur between the day after Labor
Day and October 31 of each year.
a. 2 weeks prior to commencing work, the contractor will provide a pumping schedule, in writing, to the designated Contracting Officer’s Representative
(COR).
5. The disposal of liquid and solid waste must be at a state licensed treatment facility.
6. Onegume fish cleaning station holding tank and Stony Point dump station and fish cleaning station tanks shall be completely emptied of all waste, including trash, each time they are pumped. Pumping schedule identified in schedule of items.
7. Holding tanks shall be completely emptied of all waste, including trash.
8. Vault toilet holding tanks shall be completely emptied of all waste, including trash, rinsed, and have at least 100 gallons of clean water added after being pumped clean.
9. Contractor will properly dispose of all trash pulled from tanks off Forest Service land.
Some tanks and vaults require pumping more than once a year and are noted on the Schedule of
Items List. Not every tank on the Schedule of Items will need pumping every year; in the spring, the designated COR will provide, in writing, a list of tanks to be pumped that year.
For any site specific questions contact Josh Krecklau, joshua.krecklau@usda.gov 218-246-2123;
David Johnson in Walker david.e.johnson3@usda.gov (218) 547-5108; John Stewart in
Blackduck, john.stewart2@usda.gov (218) 536-1828; Scott Ahlgren in Deer River, scott.ahlgren@usda.gov (218) 556-9821.
Prior to submitting a price quote the Contractor should become familiar with all existing conditions, locations, and limitations pertaining to the work specified.
mailto:joshua.krecklau@usda.gov mailto:david.e.johnson3@usda.gov mailto:john.stewart2@usda.gov mailto:scott.ahlgren@usda.gov
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