Attachment F- Protocol Survey Data.pdf
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- Golden Eagle Surveys, Cleveland NF Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 127EAT24Q0063
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This document is an attachment to a federal contract opportunity solicitation. It outlines the required protocol for conducting surveys of Golden Eagle nesting areas in the Cleveland National Forest. The contract has three phases: 1) pre-field review, where the contractor must develop a detailed work plan, 2) field surveys and monthly reporting to the Contracting Officer's Representative, and 3) documentation of findings in an Interim and Final Report. The government will provide keys to Forest Service gates, a letter stating the contractor is performing biological work, USFS "Administrative Passes", and electronic data files. The contractor is expected to use helicopters to conduct the surveys safely and efficiently. The solicitation number is 127EAT24Q0063 and the requirement is being issued by the USDA Forest Service Region 5 - Pacific Southwest Region.
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Other files for this federal contract opportunity
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Attachment H- WD 2015-5635.pdf | ||
| Attachment D- Wildlife Observations.pdf | ||
| Attachment G- Definition Glossary.pdf | ||
| Attachment B- Statement of Work.pdf | ||
| Attachment E- Site Locations.pdf | ||
| Attachment A- Golden Eagle RFQ 127EAT24Q0063.pdf | ||
| Attachment C- Wildlife Data Spreadsheets.pdf |
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Protocol Survey Data Survey Location Name Survey Start Date/Time (24-hr) Survey End Date/Time (24-hr) Visitors Qualifications* Common Name Scientific Name Protocol Visit # Wind Temperature Sky Species Observed? (Y/N) Observation Location Nest Located? (Y/N) Site Location Comments
Directions and allowed values:
Indicate Site Name, Location or Territory
Name. Example: Lost
Lake Call Point 1 or
SB088. Each line would represent a separate visit to an area or point.
Military Time in the following format: YYYY/MM/DD; HH(24)
Min. Example: 2016/01/12 1330
This is the Start Time for this point
(or area) being surveyed, not the
Start Time for an entire survey (i.e.
the survey contained 10 call points and this is the start of the survey for call point 10).
Military Time in the following format: YYYY/MM/DD; HH(24)
Min. Example: 2016/01/12 1330
This is the End Time for this point
(or area) being surveyed, not the
End Time for an entire survey (i.e.
the survey contained 10 call points and this is the end of the survey for call point 10).
First and Last names (no abbreviations)
*Experienced
*Limited Experience
*No Experience
*Taxon Expert
*Unknown
Common Name of target species
Scientific Name of target species
The official protocol visit
Provide mph or Beauford
Scale (0-8).
Specify which method used in header.
In degrees
Fahrenheit
US Weather Bureau
Code (0-7) or description (Rain, Snow, Clear, Cloudy).
Was the target species observed? The absence of a species within an area is important. Negative responses must be recorded. EVERY visit
MUST be accounted for
(and an entry/row of the table filled in).
If species was observed, indicate the location of the associated observation data in Wildlife
Observations tab.
Example: Row 4
If the target species was observed, was there a nest located?
If a nest was located, indicate the location of the associated
Site data in the Sites tab.
Example: Row
Any comments that are relevant or important.
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