FY21 Native Prairie Restoration Area (002).pdf
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- Prairie Restoration: Garrison Bay Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W9182F21Q0026
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This document provides details for a federal contract solicitation for prairie restoration services. The solicitation will be issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Omaha District for restoration of 65 acres of prairie land within the Garrison Bay Wildlife Area in North Dakota. Services requested include prescribed burning, mowing, seeding, and maintenance activities. The solicitation number is W9182F21Q0026 and will close on April 22, 2021. The acquisition is set aside exclusively for small businesses using NAICS code 813312 with a $16.5 million size standard. Interested parties can find the full solicitation on beta.sam.gov by searching for the number or browsing opportunities. Offerors must maintain annual representations and certifications in the System for Award Management.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| W9128F21Q0026.pdf | ||
| Redacted Prairie Restoration Bid Sheet.pdf |
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FY21 Native Prairie Restoration Area: Garrison Bay U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Garrison Project
Area proposed: Garrison Bay Wildlife Area, (Northwest section of Garrison Bay)
Acres proposed: 65 acres (above 1854msl)
Existing Grassland Comp: Smooth brome, Kentucky bluegrass, numerous weed species (sprayed last year)
Access Points for Public: There are two walk in access points for the public on this piece of grassland, one is in the bottom SW corner where the gravel road turns South. The other is in the top NW corner on the section line.
Access Points for Contractor: At each walk in access point, there is a locked gate for the contractor to access the parcel.
Price per Acre: This includes them preparing the site from start to finish, planting, providing the seed, monitoring, as well as a follow up spot spraying application the second year after planting.
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