C24864009.Addendum_2.pdf
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- C24864009 TOPANGA SP - Native Nursery Services
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- 0000032277
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- Los Angeles County, California
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This document is Addendum 2 to the State of California Invitation for Bids No. C24864009 issued by the Department of Parks and Recreation for Topanga SP Southern Service Center Native Nursery Services. The addendum clarifies that for the species listed under Task 3 in Exhibit A Table 1, with the exception of California brome grass (Bromus carinatus), the preferred propagate size is 1-gallon containers. For the Bromus carinatus, the preferred propagate size is plug containers.
The solicitation seeks a qualified contractor to provide native nursery services. The contract includes a minimum 6% Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) participation requirement, and a 5% Small Business Preference. Prospective bidders may obtain the bid package by downloading it from the website, and must submit any questions or clarifications no later than 7 calendar days prior to the bid opening date.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| C24864009.Addendum_1.pdf | ||
| C24864009_BIDFORMS.pdf | ||
| C24864009_Agreement_Sample.pdf | ||
| C24864009_Native_Nursery_IFB.pdf |
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State of California Invitation for Bids No.: C24864009 Department of Parks and Recreation Topanga SP Southern Service Center Native Nursery Services
Addendum 2
Issued: August 14, 2024
1) Additionally, how would they know which species we would do in a plug vs 1 gallon?
a. *Regarding the Exhibit B Attachment I form, for the estimated unit price please use the higher unit cost (1-gallon containers) for all the Task 3 species listed in Exhibit A Table 1, with the exception of California brome grass (Bromus carinatus). It is desired for the Bromus carinatus to be grown in plug containers. For all other species listed in Task 3, it is preferred for the propagate to be grown in a 1-gallon container.
*Clarification of a previous answer (Addendum 1, 2a).
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