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Exhibit A-Base Year

ELINDESCRIPTIONQUANTITYU/IUNIT
PRICETOTAL

AMOUNT

A001Work Plan, Health and Safety Plan, and Quality Control Plan, Meetings & Status Reports
A001AAWork Plan, Health and Safety Plan, Quality Control Plan in accordance with (IAW) PWS chapter 5.2.11ea€ 0.00
A001ABMeetings4ea€ 0.00
A001ACBriefing after field work1ea€ 0.00
A001ADStatus Reports4ea€ 0.00
A002Remove Giant Hogweed Plants IAW PWS chapter 5.2.25,000sqm€ 0.00
A003Remove Invasive Plant Encroachment IAW PWS chapter 5.2.35ha€ 0.00
A004De-dudding IAW PWS chapter 5.2.4€ 0.00
A004AAUXO scan20,000sqm€ 0.00
A004ABUXO removal up to 1 meter depth5,000sqm€ 0.00
A005Draft Update of Invasive Species Management Plan IAW PWS chapter 5.2.51ea€ 0.00
A006Final Update of Invasive Species Management Plan IAW PWS chapter 5.2.61ea€ 0.00
A007Calcareous meadow maintenance and shrub removal IAW PWS chapter 5.2.7€ 0.00
A007AARemove up-growing single bushes and small trees (birch, pine) manually with brush-cutter. Remove several small shrubs with chainsaw. Includes removal of cut material.6ha€ 0.00
A007ABMow grass dominated areas once in late summer or early fall. Includes removal of mown material.1ha€ 0.00
A007ACMow grass dominated areas manually in rough or very rough terrain once in late summer or early fall. Includes removal of mown material.1ha€ 0.00
A007ADCut back hedges to the trunk in sections of 30 to 50 meters. Includes removal of cut material.1,000sqm€ 0.00
A008Heath Maintenance IAW PWS chapter 5.2.8€ 0.00
A008AARemove up-growing single bushes and small trees (birch, pine, broom) manually with brush cutter. Remove small wood with chainsaw. Includes removal of cut material.4ha€ 0.00
A008ABRemove shrubs and trees with forestry mulcher. Includes removal of cut material.1ha€ 0.00
A008ACCreate open, disturbed areas by stripping using a scraper, a power shovel or excavator. Includes soil disposal. UXO scan and removal is contained in item #4.1,000sqm€ 0.00
A008ADDig permit1ea€ 0.00
A009Maintenance of Existing Orchards and Fruit Trees IAW PWS chapter 5.2.9€ 0.00
A009AAMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Prune trees (maintenance pruning end of winter/beginning spring) and treat wounds30ea€ 0.00
A009ABMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Fertilize with bioorganic fertilizer (one time, beginning spring).120ea€ 0.00
A009ACMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Water young fruit trees. Water will be provided by the COR and shall be collected at certain stations identified by the COR. Watering shall take place within seven (7) days after notification by the COR. The Contractor shall take into account that trees are located at several sites throughout the training area. The quantity depends on the weather situation and can range from 0 per year in wet years to up to 480 per year in very dry years.240ea€ 0.00
A009ADMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Cut grass around fruit trees inside fences in fall (every single tree is fenced in). This includes the removal and disposal of the cut material.120ea€ 0.00
A009AEMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Create bare ground/remove vegetation around tree stems and loosen soil in a radius of 100 cm30ea€ 0.00
A009AFMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Control and repair fences around fruit trees.100ea€ 0.00
A009AGMaintenance pruning of old fruit trees - Prune trees (maintenance pruning) and treat wounds10ea€ 0.00
A009AHMaintenance pruning of old fruit trees - Cut grass und up growing bushes around trees (fall, approx. 25 sqm around each tree).10ea€ 0.00
A009AJProvide and prepare fruit trees - Take scions of local old fruit trees.5ea€ 0.00
A009AKProvide and prepare fruit trees - Process the scions on an appropriate base.5ea€ 0.00
A009ALProvide and prepare fruit trees - Store and maintain new trees at a tree nursery.5ea
A009AMPlant young fruit trees - Deliver and plant high trunk fruit trees, circumference 12-14cm, twice replanted, bare rooted, from nearby tree nursery according to specifications of COR.5ea
A009ANPlant young fruit trees - Shorten the roots and shoots of the trees prior to the planting. Deliver and install wooden poles (untreated, Ø 8cm) including fixation of trees with coir rope. Deliver and install root protection mesh made of ungalvanized wire. Apply mulch on tree beds and form watering pit. Provide earthwork, necessary equipment and initial watering.5ea
A009APPlant young fruit trees - Deliver and install single tree protection fences as described in 5.2.9.5.5ea
A009AQReplace broken fences around young orchard trees including dismantling and disposing of old fences5ea
A009AROrchard maintenance - Remove up-growing single bushes and small trees (birch, pine) manually with brush-cutter. Remove several small woods with chainsaw. This includes the removal and disposal of the cut material.2,000sqm
A009ASOrchard maintenance - Mow grass dominated areas once in late summer or early fall. This includes the removal and disposal of the mown material.2,000sqm
A009ATOrchard maintenance - Mow grass dominated areas manually once in late summer or early fall. This includes the removal and disposal of the mown material.2,000sqm
A009AUSpecial conservation measures IAW PWS chapter 5.2.10
A010Maintain existing bird boxes - Inspect and clean nesting boxes at GTA in fall, winter600ea
A010AAMaintain existing bird boxes - Repair/replace nesting boxes5ea
A010ABProvide new nesting boxes including fixing material. Nesting box can be each type listed in paragraph 5.2.10.2 of the PWS40ea
A010ACInstall new nesting boxes including GIS documentation40ea
A010ADMaintain existing nesting platforms for large birds - Climb trees (height up to 35 meters). Replace branches, grass (nesting material for target species). Control willow baskets and metal platforms3ea
A010AEMaintain existing nesting platforms for large birds - Replace willow baskets if necessary (contractor shall provide the material)1ea
A010AFMaintain existing nesting platforms for large birds - Replace metal platforms if necessary (contractor shall provide the material)1ea
A010AGMaintain existing nesting platforms for large birds - Provide and install material for a protection cuff against martens2ea
A010AHMaintain existing bat boxes - Inspect and clean bat boxes at GTA in fall, winter700ea
A010AJMaintain existing bat boxes - Repair/replace bat boxes5ea
A010AKProvide new bat boxes including fixing material. Bat box can be each type listed in paragraph 5.2.10.5 of the PWS40ea
A010ALInstall new bat boxes including GIS documentation40ea
A010AMProvide and install transparent acryl glass sheet as a bat hide. Can be each type listed in paragraph 5.2.10.5 of the PWS.3ea
A010ANProvide simultaneous locking padlocks with keys2ea
A010APBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Close window openings.1ea
A010AQBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install door; larch wood.; incl. framework, metal fittings1ea
A010ARBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install door; oak wood; incl. framework, metal fittings1ea
A010ASBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install door; larch wood; incl. framework, metal fittings; with entrance hole for bats1ea
A010ATBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Create new entrance holes for bats (45 x 12 cm) in wooden doors or other closures2ea
A010AUBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install window sill-type sheet metal.1ea
A010AVBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install scaffolding1ea
A010AWBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide working platform1ea
A010AXBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Remove trash & debris including disposal outside GTA2cbm
A010AYBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install wooden wall (larch) to create compartments in a bunker or cellar; including a door with an entrance hole for bats (45 x 12 cm)1ea
A010AZBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Close drafty openings at cellars or bunkers using natural stone and mortar2ea
A010BABat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Repair doors2ea
A010BBAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Maintain the Beaver-tunnel including refilling of gravel material1ea
A010BCAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Replace broken stones3ea
A010BDAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Control the existing amphibian fences.2ea
A010BEAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Repair damaged parts of the fences.2ea
A010BFAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Cut grass at both sides of the amphibian fences along both sides of the community road manually in partly very rough and steep terrain.6,000sqm
A010BGAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Remove trash and debris along the amphibian fences on both sides of the community road, including disposal.2ea
A010BHRenaturation IAW PWS chapter 5.2.11
A011Excavator service. One (1) service is consisting of four (4) hours.12service
A011AAService for excavator suitable for swampy areas. One (1) service is consisting of four (4) hours.12service
A011ABTruck operating service including low-bed trailer. One (1) service is consisting of four (4) hours.12service
A011ACLoading and transporting material like soil or gravel200cbm
A011ADDeliver and install small amounts of material like rip rap stones, boulders 100 – 200 mm, gravel 16 - 32mm, rocks100cbm
A011AEDeliver, install, and compress clay soil of a thickness of 30cm in pond bases and slopy areas.300sqm
A011AFDeliver and install pond liner, > 1.5 mm300sqm
A011AGDeliver class 3 geotextile fabric and install according to manufactureres manual.300sqm
A011AHDeliver class 5 geotextile fabric and install according to manufactureres manual.300sqm
A012Geospatial data and Photo Documentation IAW PWS chapter 5.2.12
A012AAGIS documentation in the field including location, type and other information as requested by the COR100ea
A012ABEnter collected data into existing Geographic Information System (GIS) datasets held at USAG Bavaria Environmental Division. Update existing feature classes, add new features, update features, complete attribute data, and update metadata.100ea
A012ACPhoto documentation before, during, and after field work30ea
A013Draft report for the maintenance of compensation & eco-account areas IAW PWS chapter 5.2.131ea
A014Final report for the maintenance of compensation & eco-account areas IAW PWS chapter 5.2.141ea

&L&"Arial,Bold"&18EXHIBIT A - ELIN PRICING SCHEDULE &12Natural Resources Program Implementation at USAG Bavaria Base Year

Exhibit B- Ordering Period One

ELINDESCRIPTIONQUANTITYU/IUNIT
PRICETOTAL

AMOUNT

B001Work Plan, Health and Safety Plan, and Quality Control Plan, Meetings & Status Reports
B001AAWork Plan, Health and Safety Plan, Quality Control Plan in accordance with (IAW) PWS chapter 5.2.11ea€ 0.00
B001ABMeetings4ea€ 0.00
B001ACBriefing after field work1ea€ 0.00
B001ADStatus Reports4ea€ 0.00
B002Remove Giant Hogweed Plants IAW PWS chapter 5.2.25,000sqm€ 0.00
B003Remove Invasive Plant Encroachment IAW PWS chapter 5.2.35ha€ 0.00
B004De-dudding IAW PWS chapter 5.2.4€ 0.00
B004AAUXO scan20,000sqm€ 0.00
B004ABUXO removal up to 1 meter depth5,000sqm€ 0.00
B005Draft Update of Invasive Species Management Plan IAW PWS chapter 5.2.51ea€ 0.00
B006Final Update of Invasive Species Management Plan IAW PWS chapter 5.2.61ea€ 0.00
B007Calcareous meadow maintenance and shrub removal IAW PWS chapter 5.2.7€ 0.00
B007AARemove up-growing single bushes and small trees (birch, pine) manually with brush-cutter. Remove several small shrubs with chainsaw. Includes removal of cut material.6ha€ 0.00
B007ABMow grass dominated areas once in late summer or early fall. Includes removal of mown material.1ha€ 0.00
B007ACMow grass dominated areas manually in rough or very rough terrain once in late summer or early fall. Includes removal of mown material.1ha€ 0.00
B007ADCut back hedges to the trunk in sections of 30 to 50 meters. Includes removal of cut material.1,000sqm€ 0.00
B008Heath Maintenance IAW PWS chapter 5.2.8€ 0.00
B008AARemove up-growing single bushes and small trees (birch, pine, broom) manually with brush cutter. Remove small wood with chainsaw. Includes removal of cut material.4ha€ 0.00
B008ABRemove shrubs and trees with forestry mulcher. Includes removal of cut material.1ha€ 0.00
B008ACCreate open, disturbed areas by stripping using a scraper, a power shovel or excavator. Includes soil disposal. UXO scan and removal is contained in item #4.1,000sqm€ 0.00
B008ADDig permit1ea€ 0.00
B009Maintenance of Existing Orchards and Fruit Trees IAW PWS chapter 5.2.9€ 0.00
B009AAMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Prune trees (maintenance pruning end of winter/beginning spring) and treat wounds30ea€ 0.00
B009ABMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Fertilize with bioorganic fertilizer (one time, beginning spring).120ea€ 0.00
B009ACMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Water young fruit trees. Water will be provided by the COR and shall be collected at certain stations identified by the COR. Watering shall take place within seven (7) days after notification by the COR. The Contractor shall take into account that trees are located at several sites throughout the training area. The quantity depends on the weather situation and can range from 0 per year in wet years to up to 480 per year in very dry years.240ea€ 0.00
B009ADMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Cut grass around fruit trees inside fences in fall (every single tree is fenced in). This includes the removal and disposal of the cut material.120ea€ 0.00
B009AEMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Create bare ground/remove vegetation around tree stems and loosen soil in a radius of 100 cm30ea€ 0.00
B009AFMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Control and repair fences around fruit trees.100ea€ 0.00
B009AGMaintenance pruning of old fruit trees - Prune trees (maintenance pruning) and treat wounds10ea€ 0.00
B009AHMaintenance pruning of old fruit trees - Cut grass und up growing bushes around trees (fall, approx. 25 sqm around each tree).10ea€ 0.00
B009AJProvide and prepare fruit trees - Take scions of local old fruit trees.5ea€ 0.00
B009AKProvide and prepare fruit trees - Process the scions on an appropriate base.5ea€ 0.00
B009ALProvide and prepare fruit trees - Store and maintain new trees at a tree nursery.5ea
B009AMPlant young fruit trees - Deliver and plant high trunk fruit trees, circumference 12-14cm, twice replanted, bare rooted, from nearby tree nursery according to specifications of COR.5ea
B009ANPlant young fruit trees - Shorten the roots and shoots of the trees prior to the planting. Deliver and install wooden poles (untreated, Ø 8cm) including fixation of trees with coir rope. Deliver and install root protection mesh made of ungalvanized wire. Apply mulch on tree beds and form watering pit. Provide earthwork, necessary equipment and initial watering.5ea
B009APPlant young fruit trees - Deliver and install single tree protection fences as described in 5.2.9.5.5ea
B009AQReplace broken fences around young orchard trees including dismantling and disposing of old fences5ea
B009AROrchard maintenance - Remove up-growing single bushes and small trees (birch, pine) manually with brush-cutter. Remove several small woods with chainsaw. This includes the removal and disposal of the cut material.2,000sqm
B009ASOrchard maintenance - Mow grass dominated areas once in late summer or early fall. This includes the removal and disposal of the mown material.2,000sqm
B009ATOrchard maintenance - Mow grass dominated areas manually once in late summer or early fall. This includes the removal and disposal of the mown material.2,000sqm
B009AUSpecial conservation measures IAW PWS chapter 5.2.10
B010Maintain existing bird boxes - Inspect and clean nesting boxes at GTA in fall, winter600ea
B010AAMaintain existing bird boxes - Repair/replace nesting boxes5ea
B010ABProvide new nesting boxes including fixing material. Nesting box can be each type listed in paragraph 5.2.10.2 of the PWS40ea
B010ACInstall new nesting boxes including GIS documentation40ea
B010ADMaintain existing nesting platforms for large birds - Climb trees (height up to 35 meters). Replace branches, grass (nesting material for target species). Control willow baskets and metal platforms3ea
B010AEMaintain existing nesting platforms for large birds - Replace willow baskets if necessary (contractor shall provide the material)1ea
B010AFMaintain existing nesting platforms for large birds - Replace metal platforms if necessary (contractor shall provide the material)1ea
B010AGMaintain existing nesting platforms for large birds - Provide and install material for a protection cuff against martens2ea
B010AHMaintain existing bat boxes - Inspect and clean bat boxes at GTA in fall, winter700ea
B010AJMaintain existing bat boxes - Repair/replace bat boxes5ea
B010AKProvide new bat boxes including fixing material. Bat box can be each type listed in paragraph 5.2.10.5 of the PWS40ea
B010ALInstall new bat boxes including GIS documentation40ea
B010AMProvide and install transparent acryl glass sheet as a bat hide. Can be each type listed in paragraph 5.2.10.5 of the PWS.3ea
B010ANProvide simultaneous locking padlocks with keys2ea
B010APBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Close window openings.1ea
B010AQBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install door; larch wood.; incl. framework, metal fittings1ea
B010ARBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install door; oak wood; incl. framework, metal fittings1ea
B010ASBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install door; larch wood; incl. framework, metal fittings; with entrance hole for bats1ea
B010ATBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Create new entrance holes for bats (45 x 12 cm) in wooden doors or other closures2ea
B010AUBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install window sill-type sheet metal.1ea
B010AVBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install scaffolding1ea
B010AWBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide working platform1ea
B010AXBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Remove trash & debris including disposal outside GTA2cbm
B010AYBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install wooden wall (larch) to create compartments in a bunker or cellar; including a door with an entrance hole for bats (45 x 12 cm)1ea
B010AZBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Close drafty openings at cellars or bunkers using natural stone and mortar2ea
B010BABat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Repair doors2ea
B010BBAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Maintain the Beaver-tunnel including refilling of gravel material1ea
B010BCAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Replace broken stones3ea
B010BDAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Control the existing amphibian fences.2ea
B010BEAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Repair damaged parts of the fences.2ea
B010BFAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Cut grass at both sides of the amphibian fences along both sides of the community road manually in partly very rough and steep terrain.6,000sqm
B010BGAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Remove trash and debris along the amphibian fences on both sides of the community road, including disposal.2ea
B010BHRenaturation IAW PWS chapter 5.2.11
B011Excavator service. One (1) service is consisting of four (4) hours.12service
B011AAService for excavator suitable for swampy areas. One (1) service is consisting of four (4) hours.12service
B011ABTruck operating service including low-bed trailer. One (1) service is consisting of four (4) hours.12service
B011ACLoading and transporting material like soil or gravel200cbm
B011ADDeliver and install small amounts of material like rip rap stones, boulders 100 – 200 mm, gravel 16 - 32mm, rocks100cbm
B011AEDeliver, install, and compress clay soil of a thickness of 30cm in pond bases and slopy areas.300sqm
B011AFDeliver and install pond liner, > 1.5 mm300sqm
B011AGDeliver class 3 geotextile fabric and install according to manufactureres manual.300sqm
B011AHDeliver class 5 geotextile fabric and install according to manufactureres manual.300sqm
B012Geospatial data and Photo Documentation IAW PWS chapter 5.2.12
B012AAGIS documentation in the field including location, type and other information as requested by the COR100ea
B012ABEnter collected data into existing Geographic Information System (GIS) datasets held at USAG Bavaria Environmental Division. Update existing feature classes, add new features, update features, complete attribute data, and update metadata.100ea
B012ACPhoto documentation before, during, and after field work30ea
B013Draft report for the maintenance of compensation & eco-account areas IAW PWS chapter 5.2.131ea
B014Final report for the maintenance of compensation & eco-account areas IAW PWS chapter 5.2.141ea

&L&"Arial,Bold"&18EXHIBIT A - ELIN PRICING SCHEDULE &12Natural Resources Program Implementation at USAG Bavaria Ordering Period 1

Exhibit C- Ordering Period Two

ELINDESCRIPTIONQUANTITYU/IUNIT
PRICETOTAL

AMOUNT

C001Work Plan, Health and Safety Plan, and Quality Control Plan, Meetings & Status Reports
C001AAWork Plan, Health and Safety Plan, Quality Control Plan in accordance with (IAW) PWS chapter 5.2.11ea€ 0.00
C001ABMeetings4ea€ 0.00
C001ACBriefing after field work1ea€ 0.00
C001ADStatus Reports4ea€ 0.00
C002Remove Giant Hogweed Plants IAW PWS chapter 5.2.25,000sqm€ 0.00
C003Remove Invasive Plant Encroachment IAW PWS chapter 5.2.35ha€ 0.00
C004De-dudding IAW PWS chapter 5.2.4€ 0.00
C004AAUXO scan20,000sqm€ 0.00
C004ABUXO removal up to 1 meter depth5,000sqm€ 0.00
C005Draft Update of Invasive Species Management Plan IAW PWS chapter 5.2.51ea€ 0.00
C006Final Update of Invasive Species Management Plan IAW PWS chapter 5.2.61ea€ 0.00
C007Calcareous meadow maintenance and shrub removal IAW PWS chapter 5.2.7€ 0.00
C007AARemove up-growing single bushes and small trees (birch, pine) manually with brush-cutter. Remove several small shrubs with chainsaw. Includes removal of cut material.6ha€ 0.00
C007ABMow grass dominated areas once in late summer or early fall. Includes removal of mown material.1ha€ 0.00
C007ACMow grass dominated areas manually in rough or very rough terrain once in late summer or early fall. Includes removal of mown material.1ha€ 0.00
C007ADCut back hedges to the trunk in sections of 30 to 50 meters. Includes removal of cut material.1,000sqm€ 0.00
C008Heath Maintenance IAW PWS chapter 5.2.8€ 0.00
C008AARemove up-growing single bushes and small trees (birch, pine, broom) manually with brush cutter. Remove small wood with chainsaw. Includes removal of cut material.4ha€ 0.00
C008ABRemove shrubs and trees with forestry mulcher. Includes removal of cut material.1ha€ 0.00
C008ACCreate open, disturbed areas by stripping using a scraper, a power shovel or excavator. Includes soil disposal. UXO scan and removal is contained in item #4.1,000sqm€ 0.00
C008ADDig permit1ea€ 0.00
C009Maintenance of Existing Orchards and Fruit Trees IAW PWS chapter 5.2.9€ 0.00
C009AAMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Prune trees (maintenance pruning end of winter/beginning spring) and treat wounds30ea€ 0.00
C009ABMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Fertilize with bioorganic fertilizer (one time, beginning spring).120ea€ 0.00
C009ACMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Water young fruit trees. Water will be provided by the COR and shall be collected at certain stations identified by the COR. Watering shall take place within seven (7) days after notification by the COR. The Contractor shall take into account that trees are located at several sites throughout the training area. The quantity depends on the weather situation and can range from 0 per year in wet years to up to 480 per year in very dry years.240ea€ 0.00
C009ADMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Cut grass around fruit trees inside fences in fall (every single tree is fenced in). This includes the removal and disposal of the cut material.120ea€ 0.00
C009AEMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Create bare ground/remove vegetation around tree stems and loosen soil in a radius of 100 cm30ea€ 0.00
C009AFMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Control and repair fences around fruit trees.100ea€ 0.00
C009AGMaintenance pruning of old fruit trees - Prune trees (maintenance pruning) and treat wounds10ea€ 0.00
C009AHMaintenance pruning of old fruit trees - Cut grass und up growing bushes around trees (fall, approx. 25 sqm around each tree).10ea€ 0.00
C009AJProvide and prepare fruit trees - Take scions of local old fruit trees.5ea€ 0.00
C009AKProvide and prepare fruit trees - Process the scions on an appropriate base.5ea€ 0.00
C009ALProvide and prepare fruit trees - Store and maintain new trees at a tree nursery.5ea
C009AMPlant young fruit trees - Deliver and plant high trunk fruit trees, circumference 12-14cm, twice replanted, bare rooted, from nearby tree nursery according to specifications of COR.5ea
C009ANPlant young fruit trees - Shorten the roots and shoots of the trees prior to the planting. Deliver and install wooden poles (untreated, Ø 8cm) including fixation of trees with coir rope. Deliver and install root protection mesh made of ungalvanized wire. Apply mulch on tree beds and form watering pit. Provide earthwork, necessary equipment and initial watering.5ea
C009APPlant young fruit trees - Deliver and install single tree protection fences as described in 5.2.9.5.5ea
C009AQReplace broken fences around young orchard trees including dismantling and disposing of old fences5ea
C009AROrchard maintenance - Remove up-growing single bushes and small trees (birch, pine) manually with brush-cutter. Remove several small woods with chainsaw. This includes the removal and disposal of the cut material.2,000sqm
C009ASOrchard maintenance - Mow grass dominated areas once in late summer or early fall. This includes the removal and disposal of the mown material.2,000sqm
C009ATOrchard maintenance - Mow grass dominated areas manually once in late summer or early fall. This includes the removal and disposal of the mown material.2,000sqm
C009AUSpecial conservation measures IAW PWS chapter 5.2.10
C010Maintain existing bird boxes - Inspect and clean nesting boxes at GTA in fall, winter600ea
C010AAMaintain existing bird boxes - Repair/replace nesting boxes5ea
C010ABProvide new nesting boxes including fixing material. Nesting box can be each type listed in paragraph 5.2.10.2 of the PWS40ea
C010ACInstall new nesting boxes including GIS documentation40ea
C010ADMaintain existing nesting platforms for large birds - Climb trees (height up to 35 meters). Replace branches, grass (nesting material for target species). Control willow baskets and metal platforms3ea
C010AEMaintain existing nesting platforms for large birds - Replace willow baskets if necessary (contractor shall provide the material)1ea
C010AFMaintain existing nesting platforms for large birds - Replace metal platforms if necessary (contractor shall provide the material)1ea
C010AGMaintain existing nesting platforms for large birds - Provide and install material for a protection cuff against martens2ea
C010AHMaintain existing bat boxes - Inspect and clean bat boxes at GTA in fall, winter700ea
C010AJMaintain existing bat boxes - Repair/replace bat boxes5ea
C010AKProvide new bat boxes including fixing material. Bat box can be each type listed in paragraph 5.2.10.5 of the PWS40ea
C010ALInstall new bat boxes including GIS documentation40ea
C010AMProvide and install transparent acryl glass sheet as a bat hide. Can be each type listed in paragraph 5.2.10.5 of the PWS.3ea
C010ANProvide simultaneous locking padlocks with keys2ea
C010APBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Close window openings.1ea
C010AQBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install door; larch wood.; incl. framework, metal fittings1ea
C010ARBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install door; oak wood; incl. framework, metal fittings1ea
C010ASBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install door; larch wood; incl. framework, metal fittings; with entrance hole for bats1ea
A010ATBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Create new entrance holes for bats (45 x 12 cm) in wooden doors or other closures2ea
C010AUBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install window sill-type sheet metal.1ea
C010AVBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install scaffolding1ea
C010AWBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide working platform1ea
C010AXBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Remove trash & debris including disposal outside GTA2cbm
C010AYBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install wooden wall (larch) to create compartments in a bunker or cellar; including a door with an entrance hole for bats (45 x 12 cm)1ea
C010AZBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Close drafty openings at cellars or bunkers using natural stone and mortar2ea
C010BABat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Repair doors2ea
C010BBAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Maintain the Beaver-tunnel including refilling of gravel material1ea
C010BCAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Replace broken stones3ea
C010BDAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Control the existing amphibian fences.2ea
C010BEAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Repair damaged parts of the fences.2ea
C010BFAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Cut grass at both sides of the amphibian fences along both sides of the community road manually in partly very rough and steep terrain.6,000sqm
C010BGAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Remove trash and debris along the amphibian fences on both sides of the community road, including disposal.2ea
C010BHRenaturation IAW PWS chapter 5.2.11
C011Excavator service. One (1) service is consisting of four (4) hours.12service
C011AAService for excavator suitable for swampy areas. One (1) service is consisting of four (4) hours.12service
C011ABTruck operating service including low-bed trailer. One (1) service is consisting of four (4) hours.12service
C011ACLoading and transporting material like soil or gravel200cbm
C011ADDeliver and install small amounts of material like rip rap stones, boulders 100 – 200 mm, gravel 16 - 32mm, rocks100cbm
C011AEDeliver, install, and compress clay soil of a thickness of 30cm in pond bases and slopy areas.300sqm
C011AFDeliver and install pond liner, > 1.5 mm300sqm
C011AGDeliver class 3 geotextile fabric and install according to manufactureres manual.300sqm
C011AHDeliver class 5 geotextile fabric and install according to manufactureres manual.300sqm
C012Geospatial data and Photo Documentation IAW PWS chapter 5.2.12
C012AAGIS documentation in the field including location, type and other information as requested by the COR100ea
C012ABEnter collected data into existing Geographic Information System (GIS) datasets held at USAG Bavaria Environmental Division. Update existing feature classes, add new features, update features, complete attribute data, and update metadata.100ea
C012ACPhoto documentation before, during, and after field work30ea
C013Draft report for the maintenance of compensation & eco-account areas IAW PWS chapter 5.2.131ea
C014Final report for the maintenance of compensation & eco-account areas IAW PWS chapter 5.2.141ea

&L&"Arial,Bold"&18EXHIBIT A - ELIN PRICING SCHEDULE &12Natural Resources Program Implementation at USAG Bavaria Ordering Period 2

Exhibit D- Ordering PeriodThree

ELINDESCRIPTIONQUANTITYU/IUNIT
PRICETOTAL

AMOUNT

D001Work Plan, Health and Safety Plan, and Quality Control Plan, Meetings & Status Reports
D001AAWork Plan, Health and Safety Plan, Quality Control Plan in accordance with (IAW) PWS chapter 5.2.11ea€ 0.00
D001ABMeetings4ea€ 0.00
D001ACBriefing after field work1ea€ 0.00
D001ADStatus Reports4ea€ 0.00
D002Remove Giant Hogweed Plants IAW PWS chapter 5.2.25,000sqm€ 0.00
D003Remove Invasive Plant Encroachment IAW PWS chapter 5.2.35ha€ 0.00
D004De-dudding IAW PWS chapter 5.2.4€ 0.00
D004AAUXO scan20,000sqm€ 0.00
D004ABUXO removal up to 1 meter depth5,000sqm€ 0.00
D005Draft Update of Invasive Species Management Plan IAW PWS chapter 5.2.51ea€ 0.00
D006Final Update of Invasive Species Management Plan IAW PWS chapter 5.2.61ea€ 0.00
D007Calcareous meadow maintenance and shrub removal IAW PWS chapter 5.2.7€ 0.00
D007AARemove up-growing single bushes and small trees (birch, pine) manually with brush-cutter. Remove several small shrubs with chainsaw. Includes removal of cut material.6ha€ 0.00
D007ABMow grass dominated areas once in late summer or early fall. Includes removal of mown material.1ha€ 0.00
D007ACMow grass dominated areas manually in rough or very rough terrain once in late summer or early fall. Includes removal of mown material.1ha€ 0.00
D007ADCut back hedges to the trunk in sections of 30 to 50 meters. Includes removal of cut material.1,000sqm€ 0.00
D008Heath Maintenance IAW PWS chapter 5.2.8€ 0.00
D008AARemove up-growing single bushes and small trees (birch, pine, broom) manually with brush cutter. Remove small wood with chainsaw. Includes removal of cut material.4ha€ 0.00
D008ABRemove shrubs and trees with forestry mulcher. Includes removal of cut material.1ha€ 0.00
D008ACCreate open, disturbed areas by stripping using a scraper, a power shovel or excavator. Includes soil disposal. UXO scan and removal is contained in item #4.1,000sqm€ 0.00
D008ADDig permit1ea€ 0.00
D009Maintenance of Existing Orchards and Fruit Trees IAW PWS chapter 5.2.9€ 0.00
D009AAMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Prune trees (maintenance pruning end of winter/beginning spring) and treat wounds30ea€ 0.00
D009ABMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Fertilize with bioorganic fertilizer (one time, beginning spring).120ea€ 0.00
D009ACMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Water young fruit trees. Water will be provided by the COR and shall be collected at certain stations identified by the COR. Watering shall take place within seven (7) days after notification by the COR. The Contractor shall take into account that trees are located at several sites throughout the training area. The quantity depends on the weather situation and can range from 0 per year in wet years to up to 480 per year in very dry years.240ea€ 0.00
D009ADMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Cut grass around fruit trees inside fences in fall (every single tree is fenced in). This includes the removal and disposal of the cut material.120ea€ 0.00
D009AEMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Create bare ground/remove vegetation around tree stems and loosen soil in a radius of 100 cm30ea€ 0.00
D009AFMaintenance of newly planted orchard trees - Control and repair fences around fruit trees.100ea€ 0.00
D009AGMaintenance pruning of old fruit trees - Prune trees (maintenance pruning) and treat wounds10ea€ 0.00
D009AHMaintenance pruning of old fruit trees - Cut grass und up growing bushes around trees (fall, approx. 25 sqm around each tree).10ea€ 0.00
D009AJProvide and prepare fruit trees - Take scions of local old fruit trees.5ea€ 0.00
D009AKProvide and prepare fruit trees - Process the scions on an appropriate base.5ea€ 0.00
D009ALProvide and prepare fruit trees - Store and maintain new trees at a tree nursery.5ea
D009AMPlant young fruit trees - Deliver and plant high trunk fruit trees, circumference 12-14cm, twice replanted, bare rooted, from nearby tree nursery according to specifications of COR.5ea
D009ANPlant young fruit trees - Shorten the roots and shoots of the trees prior to the planting. Deliver and install wooden poles (untreated, Ø 8cm) including fixation of trees with coir rope. Deliver and install root protection mesh made of ungalvanized wire. Apply mulch on tree beds and form watering pit. Provide earthwork, necessary equipment and initial watering.5ea
D009APPlant young fruit trees - Deliver and install single tree protection fences as described in 5.2.9.5.5ea
D009AQReplace broken fences around young orchard trees including dismantling and disposing of old fences5ea
D009AROrchard maintenance - Remove up-growing single bushes and small trees (birch, pine) manually with brush-cutter. Remove several small woods with chainsaw. This includes the removal and disposal of the cut material.2,000sqm
D009ASOrchard maintenance - Mow grass dominated areas once in late summer or early fall. This includes the removal and disposal of the mown material.2,000sqm
D009ATOrchard maintenance - Mow grass dominated areas manually once in late summer or early fall. This includes the removal and disposal of the mown material.2,000sqm
D009AUSpecial conservation measures IAW PWS chapter 5.2.10
D010Maintain existing bird boxes - Inspect and clean nesting boxes at GTA in fall, winter600ea
D010AAMaintain existing bird boxes - Repair/replace nesting boxes5ea
D010ABProvide new nesting boxes including fixing material. Nesting box can be each type listed in paragraph 5.2.10.2 of the PWS40ea
D010ACInstall new nesting boxes including GIS documentation40ea
D010ADMaintain existing nesting platforms for large birds - Climb trees (height up to 35 meters). Replace branches, grass (nesting material for target species). Control willow baskets and metal platforms3ea
D010AEMaintain existing nesting platforms for large birds - Replace willow baskets if necessary (contractor shall provide the material)1ea
D010AFMaintain existing nesting platforms for large birds - Replace metal platforms if necessary (contractor shall provide the material)1ea
D010AGMaintain existing nesting platforms for large birds - Provide and install material for a protection cuff against martens2ea
D010AHMaintain existing bat boxes - Inspect and clean bat boxes at GTA in fall, winter700ea
D010AJMaintain existing bat boxes - Repair/replace bat boxes5ea
D010AKProvide new bat boxes including fixing material. Bat box can be each type listed in paragraph 5.2.10.5 of the PWS40ea
D010ALInstall new bat boxes including GIS documentation40ea
D10AMProvide and install transparent acryl glass sheet as a bat hide. Can be each type listed in paragraph 5.2.10.5 of the PWS.3ea
D010ANProvide simultaneous locking padlocks with keys2ea
D010APBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Close window openings.1ea
D010AQBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install door; larch wood.; incl. framework, metal fittings1ea
D010ARBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install door; oak wood; incl. framework, metal fittings1ea
D010ASBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install door; larch wood; incl. framework, metal fittings; with entrance hole for bats1ea
D010ATBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Create new entrance holes for bats (45 x 12 cm) in wooden doors or other closures2ea
D010AUBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install window sill-type sheet metal.1ea
D010AVBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install scaffolding1ea
D010AWBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide working platform1ea
D010AXBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Remove trash & debris including disposal outside GTA2cbm
D010AYBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Provide and install wooden wall (larch) to create compartments in a bunker or cellar; including a door with an entrance hole for bats (45 x 12 cm)1ea
D010AZBat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Close drafty openings at cellars or bunkers using natural stone and mortar2ea
D010BABat & bird protection measures in buildings, towers, bunkers, cellars, and caves - Repair doors2ea
D010BBAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Maintain the Beaver-tunnel including refilling of gravel material1ea
D010BCAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Replace broken stones3ea
D010BDAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Control the existing amphibian fences.2ea
D010BEAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Repair damaged parts of the fences.2ea
D010BFAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Cut grass at both sides of the amphibian fences along both sides of the community road manually in partly very rough and steep terrain.6,000sqm
D010BGAmphibian protection measures and Beaver-tunnel - Remove trash and debris along the amphibian fences on both sides of the community road, including disposal.2ea
D010BHRenaturation IAW PWS chapter 5.2.11
D011Excavator service. One (1) service is consisting of four (4) hours.12service
D011AAService for excavator suitable for swampy areas. One (1) service is consisting of four (4) hours.12service
D011ABTruck operating service including low-bed trailer. One (1) service is consisting of four (4) hours.12service
D011ACLoading and transporting material like soil or gravel200cbm
D011ADDeliver and install small amounts of material like rip rap stones, boulders 100 – 200 mm, gravel 16 - 32mm, rocks100cbm
D011AEDeliver, install, and compress clay soil of a thickness of 30cm in pond bases and slopy areas.300sqm
D011AFDeliver and install pond liner, > 1.5 mm300sqm
D011AGDeliver class 3 geotextile fabric and install according to manufactureres manual.300sqm
D011AHDeliver class 5 geotextile fabric and install according to manufactureres manual.300sqm
D012Geospatial data and Photo Documentation IAW PWS chapter 5.2.12
D012AAGIS documentation in the field including location, type and other information as requested by the COR100ea
D012ABEnter collected data into existing Geographic Information System (GIS) datasets held at USAG Bavaria Environmental Division. Update existing feature classes, add new features, update features, complete attribute data, and update metadata.100ea
D012ACPhoto documentation before, during, and after field work30ea
D013Draft report for the maintenance of compensation & eco-account areas IAW PWS chapter 5.2.131ea
D014Final report for the maintenance of compensation & eco-account areas IAW PWS chapter 5.2.141ea

&L&"Arial,Bold"&18EXHIBIT A - ELIN PRICING SCHEDULE &12Natural Resources Program Implementation at USAG Bavaria Ordering Period 3

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