C4b_Attachment B Statement of Work.pdf

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Hoosier National Forest (2) All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs)
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This is a Statement of Work for the acquisition of two new ATVs for the Hoosier National Forest located in Bedford, Indiana. The contractor shall procure, upfit, and deliver both ATVs while picking up two 2016 Honda Rubicon 500 4x4 trade-in units (one with 167.5 hours and one with 104 hours) that will be credited toward the purchase. The deliverable date is within 60 calendar days from the date of receipt.

The required ATVs must be equipped with independent suspension 4x4, electronic power steering, a minimum 500cc engine, and a 5-speed dual clutch transmission. Additional mandatory equipment includes an electric winch, full-length aluminum skid plates, and steel front and rear baskets. A phone/tablet mount is optional if funds permit. The contractor is responsible for all pickup and delivery logistics. No unique security requirements, data rights obligations, or Section 508 compliance is required. The pricing structure includes line items for furnishing and delivering the two ATVs and a trade-in value allowance for the two units, with the final contract total to be determined during the procurement process.

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Statement of Work

Project

This is for the acquisition of two new ATVs for the Hoosier National Forest. The work will consist of procuring, upfitting, and delivering both ATVs to the Hoosier National Forest. The forest has two other ATVs to trade in towards the new purchases. Awarded contractor is responsible for the pick up and delivery of new and traded ATVs.

General Information

Scope of Work

This is for the acquisition of two new ATVs for the Hoosier National Forest. The work will consist of procuring, upfitting, and delivering both ATVs to the Hoosier National Forest. The forest has two other ATVs to trade in towards the new purchases. Awarded contractor is responsible for the pick up and delivery of new and traded ATVs.

Background

The forest currently has two 2016 Honda Rubicon 500 4x4 they would like to trade in for a like replacements. One unit has 167.5 hours and the other has 104 hours. A trade packet with pictures will be provided. They had above average reliability out of the old machines and it has just come time for replacement.

Contractor Requirements

Technical Requirements / Tasks

The forest is looking for another ATV equipped with independent suspension 4x4 with electronic power steering for ease of operation. They would like at least 500cc engine with a 5 speed dual clutch transmission for added reliability in the field. The ATV will need to be equipped with electric winch, full length aluminum skid plates, and steel baskets for the front and rear racks. If funds are available they would like to add a phone/ tablet mount for safer navigation to remote job locations.

Government Furnished

The trade in ATVs are 2016 Honda Rubicon 4x4.

Deliverables / Schedule

Deliver TWO (2) fully operational ATVs and pick-up two trade-in ATVs from the Hoosier National Forest in Bedford, IN. The deliverable date shall be within 60 calendar days from the date of receipt.

Travel

No Government travel is planned.

Contractor’s Key Personnel

None

Security Requirements

No unique or additional security requirements.

Data Rights

None

Section 508 – Electronic and Information Technology Standards

N/A

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Item Description QTY Price Total Price 1 Furnish and deliver ATVs 2 $ $

2 Trade-In value allowance 2 -$ -$ Total $

Project
General Information
Scope of Work
Background
Contractor Requirements
Technical Requirements / Tasks
Government Furnished
Deliverables / Schedule
Travel
Contractor’s Key Personnel
Security Requirements
Data Rights
Section 508 – Electronic and Information Technology Standards
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