Attachment E - Task Order 2.pdf

Attachment E – Task Order # 2- North Zone

Schedule of Items:

Ottawa National Forest North Zone Openings Maintenance

Ottawa NF IDIQ FY20 Task Order #2:

SITE DISTRICT COMP./STAND/

FOREST ROAD

ACRES/MILES COST PER

ACRE OR MILE

TOTAL

D – Opening

Kenton D4/C124/S003

FR3768-C

5.0 acres $

E – Opening

Kenton D4/C124/S047

FR3768

10.6 acres $

F – Opening

Kenton D4/C124/S010

FR3768-B

9.5 acres $

G – Opening

Kenton D4/C124/S048

FR3760

3.7 acres $

H – Opening

Kenton D4/C124/S014

FR3760

1.9 acres $

I – Opening

Kenton D4/C123/S011

FR2113

8.6 acres $

TOTAL AMOUNT FOR ALL ITEMS

39.3 acres

SEE OPENING-SPECIFIC CUTTING SPECIFICATIONS, SITE CONDITIONS, EQUIPMENT LIMITATIONS, AND

SEASONAL OPERATION RESTRICTIONS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TO CALCULATE ACCURATE

PRICING

This Request for Quotations (RFQ) will result in the issuance of a contract against the Ottawa’s IDIQ. This task order is for wildlife habitat improvement work on the Ottawa National Forest. Project area is located on the Ottawa National Forest.

BASIS OF AWARD: One task order will be awarded according to the terms described in solicitation 12569R20Q0023. Ability to meet the completion date will also be considered as a primary factor to determine if a quoter can be responsible for this contract. Bid information should include both price and sufficient information for us to determine whether or not the work can be completed on time (e.g. operating plan and/or list of employees and/or list of current contracts held by quoter)

For Technical information, contact Scott Pearson at (906) 358-4027

Include the following information with your responses to the technical criteria:

Company Name: ______________________________________________________________

Name: _____________________________________________ Date: ________________

Signature: __________________________________________

EMAIL: ________________________________________ DUNS: __________________________

CONTRACT TIME: The start date will be on 1 July 2020 – 14 September 2020.

Technical Contracting Officers Representative:

Scott Pearson, Biological Technician Iron River-Watersmeet Ranger District Ottawa National Forest E23979 US Hwy 2 East

Attachment E – Task Order # 2- North Zone

Watersmeet, MI 49969 P: 906-358-4027 C: 906-367-2138

DEFINITIONS OF TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION TERMS

This Task Order RFQ incorporates the Ottawa Wildlife Habitat Improvement IDIQ Specifications, please read Attachment A for details.

Attachment E – Task Order #2, North Zone

Ottawa National Forest Wildlife Habitat Improvement Services Description/Specifications/Scope of Work

Task Order #2 North Zone Openings Maintenance

Introduction This task order pricing request will result in the issuance of a task order against the Ottawa’s IDIQ.

Location Project area is located on the Ottawa National Forest

Scope of Work Statement of Work and Site Conditions: This task order identifies approximately 15 acres of upland openings that were formerly more open than today, due to encroachment of trees and shrubs. We want most of the woody vegetation removed, to preserve the open, sunny character of these sites.

Included are upland openings that can be maintained entirely via mechanical means such as tractors with rotary mower decks, skidsteers with mower decks, skidsteers with grinding heads (e.g. Fecon or similar forestry mulching heads). Portions of some of these sites may only be accessible on foot with hand-held chainsaws and/or rotary head brush saws, these areas will be flagged and/or identified on a final georeferenced field map. We expect operators to have all the necessary equipment to efficiently and effectively cut and fell or mow/mulch undesired woody vegetation encroaching on the sites. The perimeter of each opening has been flagged or painted and a georeferenced pdf map is available for upload into programs such as Avenza. Some openings are a short distance (all <1/5 mile) off of main access roads, which means that a trail through the woods (mostly shrubs and sapling sized trees) will need to be created in order to accommodate mechanical equipment. These access trail routes will also be flagged. Within some openings there may be reserve trees and shrubs that have been blue-flagged to aid operators to avoid cutting them. We also expect operators to be proficient at identifying tree and shrub species common in this area. Our specifications require identifying and not cutting certain species of trees and shrubs as part of project implementation. Sensitive resources exist within some of the openings and need protection during project implementation and are either outside the pink boundary or flagged with pink/black striped flag as a do not enter zone within the opening boundary. If during implementation, additional archeological resources, listed plants or dens or nests of listed wildlife are found and occupied, work will cease immediately and the Forest Service will be contacted to determine restrictions and next steps.

We expect the work to be conducted between July 1 to November 14 within one or two operating seasons. If weather and/or soil conditions postpone work, a longer timeline can be negotiated. Forest Service will determine favorable site conditions and notify Contractor within 24 hours that work can begin. Mobilization of equipment to the site can be done earlier if it does not cause road rutting or other resource concerns. Our experience indicates clay soils can usually support equipment operations July 1- Sept 14, but not always. There may be periods of 1-3 days when equipment operations would have to cease following heavy rains.

Description This RFQ incorporates the Ottawa Wildlife Habitat Improvement IDIQ, please see the IDIQ details.

Road Access to the Sites

All of these openings are located on the Kenton Ranger District of the Ottawa National Forest. All openings are located less than 10 miles (straight-line distance) from Kenton and Sidnaw, Michigan.

These six openings (Units D through I) are centrally located between Kenton and Sidnaw and can be accessed by taking M-28 east from Kenton to South Sidnaw Road, and then south to FR3760 and FR2113. More detailed directions are as follows:

Unit D: T47N-35W-Sec.18. From Kenton, MI take M-28 to Sidnaw, MI to South Sidnaw Road to FR3760 to FR3768 to FR3768-C to flagged trail.

Unit E: T47N-R35W-Sec.19. From Kenton, MI take M-28 to Sidnaw, MI to South Sidnaw Road to FR3760 to FR3768 and FR3768-B.

Unit F: T47N-R35W-Sec.19. From Kenton, MI take M-28 to Sidnaw, MI to South Sidnaw Road to FR3760 to FR3768 and FR3768-B to flagged trail.

Unit G: T47N-R35W-Sec.19. From Kenton, MI take M-28 to Sidnaw, MI to South Sidnaw Road to FR3760.

Unit H: T47N-R35W-Sec.19. From Kenton, MI take M-28 to Sidnaw, MI to South Sidnaw Road to FR3760.

Unit I: T47N-R35W-Sec.20. From Kenton, MI take M-28 to Sidnaw, MI to South Sidnaw Road to FR2113.

Shall maintain Forest Service roads and trails in approximately the same conditions they are in before the work began. Performance of road and trail maintenance may be required prior to, during, or after each period of use. Maintenance may include brushing, removal of fallen trees or logs, back blading, re-crowning and re-shaping to drain the road surface.

So far as practicable, project workers shall protect access routes and other improvements (such as dikes, trails, berms, ditches, etc.):

a) Existing in the operating area

b) Determined to have a continuing need or use, and

c) Designated on the Project Area Map

Contractors shall keep roads and trails needed for fire protection or other purposes and designated on the Project Area Map free of equipment, slash, and debris resulting from Contractor’s operations.

Contractor shall restore any roads or trails damaged by Contractor’s operations.

Opening-Specific Site Conditions, Equipment Limitations, and Seasonal Operating Restrictions:

1) Unit D (Stand ID: C124/S003). This opening is 5.0 acres and is located off of FR3768-C south of Sidnaw, MI. Caution: The north side of the unit abuts private land so care must be taken not to cross over the property boundary. Mechanized equipment and/or hand tools may be used throughout July 1 – November 14. Work will involve moderate to heavy brushing, tree felling/girdling and brushpiling. Create 1 to 2 brushpile(s)/acre (roughly 10-15’ wide x 5-10’ tall) along the opening edges by piling the cut woody vegetation with larger logs forming the base to create access burrows and the smaller materials piled at the top for thermal cover. A trail of about 1,000-feet will need to be created through the woods to access the opening with mechanical equipment. The trail will be flagged by wildlife staff and will likely require mechanical equipment to create the trail. Trail creation will predominately involve taking down small sapling trees and shrubs and only needs to be wide enough for your equipment to gain access to the opening. Trail length will likely be around 1000’.

2) Unit E (Stand ID: C124/S047). This opening is 10.6 acres and is located off of and along FR3768 and FR3768-B south of Sidnaw, MI. Mechanized equipment and/or hand tools may be used throughout July 1 – November 14. Work will involve moderate brushing, tree felling/girdling and brushpiling. Create 1 brushpile/acre (roughly 10-15’ wide x 5-10’ tall) along the opening edges by piling the cut woody vegetation with larger logs forming the base to create access burrows and the smaller materials piled at the top for thermal cover.

3) Unit F (Stand ID: C124/S010). This opening is 9.5 acres and located just west of Unit E. To access this stand go to the end of FR3768-B and there will a short ~150-foot trail flagged by wildlife staff. Creating this trail should be relatively easy as it will only require removal of small shrubs and saplings to gain access to the opening. Mechanized equipment and/or hand tools may be used throughout July 1 – November 14. Work will involve moderate brushing, tree felling/girdling and brushpiling. Create 1 brushpile/acre (roughly 10-15’ wide x 5-10’ tall) along the opening edges by piling the cut woody vegetation with larger logs forming the base to create access burrows and the smaller materials piled at the top for thermal cover.

4) Unit G (Stand ID: C124/S048). This opening is 3.7 acres and is located directly along FR3760.

Mechanized equipment and/or hand tools may be used throughout July 1 – November 14.

Work will involve moderate brushing, tree felling/girdling and brushpiling. Create 1 brushpile/acre (roughly 10-15’ wide x 5-10’ tall) along the opening edges by piling the cut woody vegetation with larger logs forming the base to create access burrows and the smaller materials piled at the top for thermal cover.

5) Unit H (Stand ID: C124/S014). This opening is 1.9 acres and is located directly along FR3760.

Work will involve moderate brushing, tree felling/girdling and brushpiling. Create 1 brushpile/acre (roughly 10-15’ wide x 5-10’ tall) along the opening edges by piling the cut woody

6) Unit I (Stand ID: C123/S011). This opening is 8.6 acres and is located directly along FR2113.

Work will involve moderate brushing, tree felling/girdling and brushpiling. Create 1 brushpile/acre (roughly 10-15’ wide x 5-10’ tall) along the opening edges by piling the cut woody

Openings Maintenance Specifications:

1. Dead standing snag trees should be left standing, unless deemed a safety hazard.

2. Live cavity-containing (woodpecker holes) trees >6” diameter breast height (dbh) will be retained whenever practical.

3. Wildlife trees: oak, cedar, hemlock, apple, plum, and hawthorn should not be mowed, cut or girdled within the perimeter of the openings. White pines, in general, should not be cut, however, when young white pines are growing in dense clumps you may cut roughly 50-75% of the trees with preference for releasing (saving) the healthiest-looking white pines. Aspens >6” dbh should be retained. Save larger cherry trees (~>3” dbh), but where cherry regeneration is forming dense patches, you may cut up to 50-75% of the young cherry to help preserve the opening.

4. Wildlife shrubs: preserve serviceberry, hazel, hawthorn, willows, and cherry >3” dbh. Up to 50- 75% of young sapling cherries may be cut, especially where regenerating cherry is forming dense patches that appear to be taking over the opening.

5. Some trees and shrubs may have blue flagging on them. This blue flagging indicates a tree NOT to cut or damage. The flagging is intended to draw attention to the tree or shrub so that it can be reserved without accidental take. These will typically be oak, serviceberry, hazel and hawthorn.

6. Maximum stump height of cut or mowed/mulched trees shall be 6” or lower, or below any live branches that occur below 6”. For example, if green balsam boughs sprout 4” above the ground, the stump shall be cut below 4” level. Completely sever all trees and shrubs. Hinges are not acceptable. Stumps are not expected to be grubbed or pulled out.

7. One to two brushpile(s)/acre should be created on the edges of the openings using cut woody vegetation; this number is dependent upon available material. Larger logs (>8” dbh) should form the base of the brushpile. For example, a good brushpile will have 4-8 large logs placed 2- 4’ apart parallel with each other. Then another layer of logs are piled on top of the base logs running perpendicular to the bottom logs creating a crosshatch pattern. Then smaller woody materials, ideally evergreens, are piled on top up to 5-10’ high. The base with the larger logs will allow small to medium-sized animals to get completely inside the brushpile with the top layers providing thermal and escape cover.

8. When possible fall trees towards the opening edge to protect the interior of the opening. Care should be taken to preserve pollinator plants especially milkweed. Whenever possible, avoid these plants with mechanical equipment. It would be preferred to take out woody plants in these areas on foot using a chainsaw.

9. If using mower deck or mulching head, minimize scalping to the greatest extent practical. Ideal mowing and mulching height is about 4”-6” above the ground. Exposing mineral soil is discouraged to prevent soil erosion and creating sites for invasive plants.

10. Prior to taking any equipment off a gravel-surfaced road into the woods trails and openings, the Forest Service MUST inspect all equipment to be visually free of dirt, seeds, or plant parts that may contain invasive species. Expectation is for equipment to have been cleaned with stiff broom or thoroughly washed prior to arrival at work site. If moving between the above work sites the operator will not be expected to clean the equipment. But if equipment leaves the Ottawa and works elsewhere, we expect the equipment to be cleaned again, and we will inspect it again before allowing work to resume at these project sites.

11. If fire danger is Very High or Extreme, Forest Service may temporarily suspend operations until fire danger declines.

12. If rutting is occurring, Forest Service may temporarily suspend mechanical operations until ground conditions improve.

13. Roads and trails are to be reshaped and bladed, if needed, to restore road/trail surfaces to pre-contract conditions, unless mutually-agreed to by both parties prior to onset of use.

14. If heritage resources are discovered, work will cease immediately and the Forest Service archaeologist will be contacted to determine next steps.

15. If an active hawk nest is discovered in close proximity to the work area or golden-winged warblers are seen or heard, the work area timing or location may need to be adjusted. Signs of a nearby active nest includes hawks flying overhead or landing in a nearby tree calling continuously or white wash (bird droppings) on vegetation directly below a nest.

16. Also, consult wildlife biologist if there is evidence of recent wolf activity/occupation such as signs of a wolf den or rendezvous site. Notify wildlife biologist if you detect the presence of other federal, state listed, or sensitive plants or animals.

17. Recommended Evaluation Criteria if Subcontracting:

A. Experience shall be documented on OMB’s Experience and Capability Form (see attached document).

B. All workers on site removing vegetation must have ability to identify common tree and shrub species.

C. Diversity of equipment that can be deployed to quickly and efficiently implement the project within seasonal restrictions.

D. Ability to bring adequate personnel to the task for the handwork sites to get them completed quickly and efficiently.

Definitions of Technical Specifications Terms The RFQ incorporates the Ottawa Wildlife Habitat Improvement IDIQ, please see the IDIQ for details.

Kenton District of the Ottawa National Forest. Created on 27 Septemeber 2019

SIDNAW

MI-28

HOU-D161

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KITCHIE ROAD

IRN-PONOZZO ROAD

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FDR2127

FDR3630

FDR2020

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R2

FDR2009

FDR2400

HOU-KITCHIE ROAD

FDR2108

FDR1224

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R2

FDR3667

FDR3662

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HOUGHTON COUNTY LK THIRTEEN RD

FDR3773

FD

R363

FDR2012

FDR2130

FDR2113

FDR3740

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R3

FDR2125

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R3

FDR3722

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R2

2-C

FDR2009-F

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FDR3633

FDR3661

FDR2204

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7-K

FDR3762

FDR1224-K

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7-K

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0411527

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FDR2017

FDR2108-J

FDR3555

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FDR3538

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FDR2012-C5

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FDR2009-A

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0411620

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FDR3542

FDR3764

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FDR2021

FD

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FDR2007

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R3

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0411630

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FDR2126

FDR3576

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FDR1213

FDR2142

0411617

FDR2127-S

0411521

FDR3787

FDR2009-F3

FDR3667-F

FDR3632-B

FDR2124

0411525

FDR2130-A

FD

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FDR3761

FDR3663-E

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0411547

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FDR3786

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0409412

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FDR3778-A

FDR3762-A1

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0412533

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FDR3550

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FDR3781

0411520

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FDR3580

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FDR3763

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0411602

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0409307

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0409232

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FSR2009-G

0415108

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0411517

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FDR3546-A2

FDR3662-E

FDR3662-J

FDR3662-H1

FDR3773-C

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FDR3638-A

0411516

FDR3667-D1

0409408

0411537

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0411524

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FDR2026

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0415810

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FD

R2

4-K

FDR3663-F

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FDR3661-E

0409230

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FDR2108-H4

HOUGHTON COUNTY MILLTOWN ROAD

FD

R200

9-D

FD

R3

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FDR3722-D1

0415807

FDR2108-H5

FDR3545-A

0411621

FDR3632-C

FD

R3

2-A

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R3

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0411604

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FDR3760-B

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FDR3784

FDR3722-C2

FDR2127-C1

0411526

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FD

R2

5-E

FDR2480

FDR2480

0411550

FD

R376

0-F

FD

R3

FDR3760-C

FDR2149-W1

0409211

0415816

FDR3642-R

FDR2017-B

FD

R2

0-G

FDR2108-H3

FD

R3

FDR3661-B

0415814

FDR2020-D

0415102

FDR3756-A

0409305

FDR3666

0411610

FSR2009-D5

FDR3667-D4

FDR1235-E

FDR3767-D

FDR2127-A2

FDR3633-E

FDR2213-H1

FDR2106

FDR3763-A

FDR3722-B

FDR2127

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0411551

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0411540

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FDR3667-D3

FDR3660-D

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FDR2127-C3

HOUGHTON COUNTY BORSCH ROAD

0408518

0415806

FDR3760-A

FD

R2

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FDR3632-W

FDR2481

FDR3775-B

FD

R2

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FDR3635

FDR3546-D

FD

R2

3-D

FDR2488

FSR2108-H7

FD

R3

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FDR2482

FDR2129-A

FDR2130-A2

FDR3662-M

0408601

FDR2009-H

FDR3768-B

FD

R3

2-H

0411611

0415706

FDR3632-K

FDR2127-F

FDR3549-A

FSR2108-H8

FDR3756-B

FD

R212

7-K 5F

0411542

FDR3632-R

FDR3568-G

FD

R3

0-D

0411529

FDR3577

FD

R1

FDR2129-B

FDR3773

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FDR2011

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0408602

0411522

FDR3661-D

FD

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8-B

FD

R2

6-A

FDR2108-D

FD

R2

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FD

R3

0-F

FDR3660-L

FDR1224-C

0408509

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R3

0-P

FDR2127-K5J

FDR3662-H3

FDR2127-G

FDR3632-V

FDR2127-A1

0411601

FDR3642-M

FDR3642-M

FDR1235-M

Legend GNA Opening Units

Road System Highways County Nat'l Forest Roads Nat'l Forest Roads & Trails ¯0 2 41

Miles

North Zone GNA Wildlife Opening Maintenance for FY2020: Map 2 sspearson Text Box FY20 Ottawa NF North Zone Openings Maintenance IDIQ Contract - Task Order #2 sspearson Callout Task Order #2 sspearson Oval

FDR3768-C

USDA - APFO; USDA - USFS – GTAC

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FDR3768-B

USDA - APFO; USDA - USFS – GTAC

Legend GNA Opening Units Na t'l Forest Roa ds & Tra ils Priva te Property ¯0 640 1,280320

Feet

North Zone GNA Wildlife Opening Ma intena nce for FY2020: Unit E

R3

FDR3760

FD

R376

FDR3768-C

FD

R3

7-A

FDR3768-B

USDA - APFO; USDA - USFS – GTAC

Legend GNA Ope ning Units Nat'l Fo re st Ro ads & Trails Private Pro pe rty ¯0 480 960240

Fe e t

Mainte nance fo r FY2020: Unit F

R3

FD

R376

USDA - APFO; USDA - USFS – GTAC

Legend GNA Ope ning Units Nat'l Fo re st Ro ads & Trails Private Pro pe rty ¯0 320 640160

Fe e t

Mainte nance fo r FY2020: Unit G

R3

FD

R3

USDA - APFO; USDA - USFS – GTAC

Legend GNA Open in g Un its Nat'l Forest Roads & Trails Private Property ¯0 320 640160

Feet

North Zon e GNA Wild life Open in g Main ten an ce for FY2020: Un it H

FDR2113

FDR2113-B

FDR2113-D

FD

R211

3-C

USDA - APFO; USDA - USFS – GTAC

Legend GNA Op ening Units Nat'l Forest Roads & Trails Private Prop erty ¯0 400 800200

Feet

North Zone GNA Wildlife Op ening Maintenance for FY2020: Unit I