DQSF Vendor Questions.docx
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- Attached to
- AGR - DQSF - Farming Service and Manure Removal
- Solicitation number
- 22-406AGR-FRHRS-B-27327
- Issued by
- Piatt County, Illinois
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The provided document appears to be a set of vendor questions related to a Department of Natural Resources farming service and manure removal contract in the state of Illinois. The contract requires the farming of 45 acres of hay ground, with the lessee responsible for all farming activities and associated costs. The document addresses questions regarding whether the lessee must pay state land taxes, the ability to rotate the hay crop into other rotated crops, and the potential to plant a winter wheat crop as a conservation practice. The contract requires any changes to the acreage or specifications to be approved via a two-party signed amendment.
The contract is being competitively solicited, with electronic submissions only accepted per the state's Notice of Electronic Submissions Only policy. The solicitation ID is AGR - DQSF - Farming Service and Manure Removal, though the document does not provide details on response due dates, award timelines, contract term lengths, or renewal options.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| DQSF Farming Services and Manure Removal 02142022.docx | DOCX document | |
| Forms A Section V.18.1~47.doc | DOC document | |
| B-27327 DQSF Farming and Manure NOA.pdf | ||
| Forms B Section V.20.1~45.docx | DOCX document | |
| CPO Notice 2020.06 Procurement and Electronic Submission~29.pdf |
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1.) underneath expenses- Does lessee pay for state land taxes for farmable ground owned by the department?
No.
2.) underneath Management and Business Procedures. - GENERAL CROPPING SYSTEM Can the 45 acres of hay be turned into rotated crops? For the advantage of additional income for the State? Or does the statement “Any Changes to the acreage will be revised via two party signed amendment” meaning that the department can choose if such ground is suitable for crop rotation?
Any changes made to the specifications outside of the agreed contract must be approved via amendment. The additional statement of two party signed amendment is required. You can submit this request as an exception on the contract and they agency will review.
3.) Can a winter wheat crop be planted, and a double crop be followed for conservation practices to help build organic matter and prevent erosion?
Any changes made to the specifications outside of the agreed contract must be approved via amendment. The additional statement of two party signed amendment is required. You can submit this request as an exception on the contract and they agency will review.
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