C-13 Mandatory Bid Sheet.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- BD-26-1069-MILDV-30000-120169
- Issued by
- Barnstable County, Massachusetts
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This is a Mandatory Bid Sheet for a timber thinning and fuel reduction project located at Camp Edwards, Massachusetts, involving Training Area C-13. The project encompasses three distinct parcels: Parcel 1 involves thinning 50 acres, Parcel 2 requires additional thinning (acreage not specified), and Parcel 3 involves snag removal on 18 acres. The project objectives include fuel reduction, timber thinning, and habitat expansion within the military training area.
The bid sheet provides a template for contractors to detail their proposed costs per acre for thinning and snag removal, with spaces to calculate total costs for each parcel and additional expenses. Contractors are also required to list the specific equipment and methods they will use to complete the harvesting and clearing work, with an option to provide additional documentation if needed. The bid sheet appears designed to solicit competitive proposals from forestry and land management contractors capable of performing specialized vegetation management tasks in a military training environment.
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Mandatory Bid Sheet
C-13 Fuel Reduction Thinning
Timber Thinning – Fuel Reduction – Habitat Expansion within Training Area C-13
Camp Edwards, MA.
This bid includes addenda no(s). : _____________________________
Project Costs:
1. Parcel 1:
Thinning cost per acre = $___________ x 50 acres = $__________________
2. Parcel 2:
Thinning cost per acre = $___________
3. Parcel 3:
Snag removal on 18 acres = $__________________
4. Additional Costs $__________________
5. Logistics: Contractors must list the equipment and methods proposed to complete this harvesting/clearing (use additional pages if needed).
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