C04_Attach 1_Schedule of Items.pdf

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Barrens Rare Insect Surveys - Hoosier National Forest
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This is a Schedule of Items pricing template for a federal contract opportunity related to rare insect surveys in the Hoosier National Forest. The contract number is 12443926Q0149, and it covers the base year of performance for the "Hoosier NF - Barrens Rare Insect Surveys" project.

The schedule identifies three survey locations with corresponding line items: Boone Creek Surveys (Item 0001), Clover Lick Surveys (Item 0002), and Harding Flats Surveys (Item 0003). Each location requires eight survey visits during the base year, with the unit of issue defined as "Each" (representing one survey visit). Each survey visit encompasses three consecutive days of sampling activities, with the daily effort distributed among the three sites based on the amount of appropriate habitat available at each location. Vendors must provide unit prices and total prices for each line item, though the specific pricing amounts are not populated in this template.

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UEID:

Item No. Description Qty Unit Unit Price Total Price

0001 Boone Creek Surveys 8 Each

0002 Clover Lick Surveys 8 Each

0003 Harding Flats Surveys 8 Each

Schedule Notes:

1) Unit of Issue (EA) constitutes a Survey Visit.

BASE YEAR TOTAL

SCHEDULE OF ITEMS

Hoosier NF - Barrens Rare Insect Surveys 12443926Q0149

BASE YEAR

VENDOR NAME:

2) Survey visits will include 3 consecutive days’ worth of sampling per visit. Days will be split between sites based off the amount of appropriate habitat in each site.

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