Attachment_Pricing_Schedule_Willow_Creek_Fuels_Reduction_Project.pdf
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- CFO 2026 WILLOW CREEK SUMMIT FUEL REDUCT
- Solicitation number
- 140L3726Q0143
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This is a Pricing Schedule for a federal contract solicitation for fuels reduction and conifer thinning services. The contract is titled "2026 Willow Creek Summit Fuel Reduction Contract" and consists of a single line item (0001) for fuels reduction services covering an estimated 402 acres, with pricing quoted on a per-acre basis. The unit of measure is acres, and bidders must provide a unit price per acre and calculate the total contract price accordingly. The contract is structured as "all or none," meaning bidders must commit to the entire scope or not bid at all.
The period of performance is 65 working days with an estimated start date of September 1, 2026. The total estimated acreage to be treated is 402 acres, as calculated using GIS (Geographic Information System) technology. Bidders are required to complete the pricing table by entering their unit price per acre and the resulting total contract price. The document provides a blank template for cost submission with no pre-filled pricing information, indicating this is part of a competitive solicitation where contractors must develop and submit their own pricing proposals.
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PRICING SCHEDULE
SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND PRICES/COSTS
(FUELS REDUCTION AND CONIFER THINNING)
2026 WILLOW CREEK SUMMIT FUEL REDUCTION CONTRACT
Item no. Item Description Estimated Quantity
Unit of Measure Unit Price Total
0001 2026 Willow Creek Summit Fuels Reduction 402* Acre
TOTAL (ALL OR NONE)
*GIS Calculated Quantity
PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 65 working days ESTIMATED START DATE: September 01, 2026
TOTAL ESTIMATED ACRES: 402
(END OF SUPPLIES/SERVICES AND PRICES/COSTS)
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