B.08 Attachment 01 Bonneville Lock and Dam FY24 Statement of Work.pdf
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for a cooperative agreement between the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Portland District and a non-Federal public entity or nonprofit organization. The SOW describes the services required for the management of litter, trails, and vegetation on USACE lands at the Bonneville Lock and Dam in Skamania County, Washington and Multnomah County, Oregon. The period of performance is from April 1, 2024 to March 31, 2025, with a total of 105 targeted workdays. The required services include vegetation management, park and trail maintenance, and litter removal. The cooperative agreement will be awarded under the USACE's Conservation and Recreation Management authority and is funded through the USACE's Youth Conservation Services program (CFDA 12.010). The recipient must be a qualified non-Federal public entity or nonprofit organization that serves low-security inmates or individuals executing community service sentences in the local correctional system and has experience in land stewardship and restoration using small work crews.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| B.08 Bonneville Lock and Dam - FY24 FOA Final_Amnd 01.pdf | ||
| B.08 FOA Application Checklist.pdf | ||
| B.08 Attachment 4 Past Performance Template.docx | DOCX document | |
| B.08 Attachment 3 - SF425.pdf | ||
| B.08 Attachment 2 Annual Performance Progress Report.docx | DOCX document |
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W9127N2420008
2024-2025 Statement of Work Management of Litter, Trails and Vegetation on USACE Lands
Bonneville Lock and Dam
DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES:
1. Schedule: The period of performance of this cooperative agreement is extended from 01 April 2024 through 31 March 2025. During this period of performance, the recipient will provide one work crew to perform hand-pulling/manual removal of invasive weeds, removal of brush/shrubs/small trees, and trail construction/maintenance as described below at Bonneville Lock and Dam, Skamania County WA and Multnomah County OR.
The specific dates scheduled for the work crew will be determined through coordination between the recipient and the Grants Officer’s Representative (GOR).
105 total targeted workdays for the period of performance consisting of 47 workdays in Oregon and 58 workdays in Washington. The following months have the targeted amount of days listed next to the month. If days cannot be accomplished during the targeted month due to weather or lack of staffing, those day can be made up at a later time with coordination with the onsite lead for the agreement.
May: 14 Workdays June: 12 Workdays July: 14 Workdays August: 11 Workdays September: 9 Workdays October: 7 Workdays November: 4 Workdays December: 5 Workdays January: 5 Workdays February: 4 Workdays March: 8 Workdays April: 12 Workdays
2. Work Projects:
Vegetation Management: This includes removal of vegetation from project site areas and dam structures and invasive species removal. Vegetation removed may include Blackberry, Knapweed, Scotch Broom, Poison Hemlock, Teasel, and other invasive weeds, grasses, small shrubs, and small trees. Work will require hand tools and small motorized equipment and will be used by experienced chainsaw and motorized equipment operators only.
Estimate: 57 days.
Park and Trail Maintenance: Work may include removing live or dead trees/ limbs, shrubs, and plants, trimming rock bollards, brushing back existing trails, managing property boundary lines, etc.
Use of hand tools and/or small motorized equipment will be necessary and will be used by experienced chainsaw and motorized equipment operators only. All refuse and cut materials placement will be coordinated with the GOR.
Estimate: 40 days.
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Litter Removal: Remove litter from along roadways and project site areas. All material collected will be placed and/or disposed of as coordinated with a United States Army Corps of Engineers representative.
Estimate: 8 days
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