SOW_PCZ194.pdf
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STATEMENT OF WORK
TREE WORK
COAST GUARD, NOVATO HOUSING
1. Scope
The intent of this Statement of Work (SOW) is to have the Contractor provide labor, materials, equipment and supervision necessary to crown clean, Install and check cable systems, reduce end weight, remove ivy, Palm prune, remove trees and clear from electric lines, approximately 50 trees of various species at Novato housing complex. 227 south Oakwood Drive Novato CA. 94949
2. Security Requirements
Vehicles must have valid registration and insurance. All vehicle operators must a have valid driver license.
3. Technical Point of Contact Designation
The POCs for this task is:
Jeff Whichard or current COR, U.S. Coast Guard
Office (415)-382-4240/Email: jeffrey.w.whichard@uscg.mil , and
MST1 Brandon Hedgepeth at Office (415) 382-4240/Email:
Brandon.J.Hedgepeth@uscg.mil.
4. Description of Work
4.1 The contractor shall crown clean, Install and check cable system, reduce end weight, remove ivy, Palm prune, remove trees and clear from electric lines, approximately 50 trees. To include but not necessarily limited to the following tasks.
4.2 The contractor shall remove all wood and debris from the site. Removing all wood chips and raking the surrounding area of any excess wood/debris.
4.3 The contractor shall clean up all areas to ensure they are clear of debris on a daily basis. At completion of the project all construction areas will be returned to original condition.
4.4 All work is to be performed between the hours of 8:00am and 5:00pm and conducted in accordance with generally accepted industry standards of the
American National Standards Institute (ANSI) A300 Standards for Tree Care
Operations. In addition, ANSI Z133.1 Standards and Safety Requirements for
Arboriculture Operations are to be explicitly followed. ANSI A300 standards unify and take authoritative precedence over all previously existing tree care industry standards and guidelines. For all intense purposes the term “Hazard mailto:jeffrey.w.whichard@uscg.mil
Prune” shall include the shaping back of all the long limbs to reduce the end weight, and the removal of any dead limbs.
5. Coast Guard Furnished Information
5.1 Attachment (1) listing of trees to include ID (tag number), common name, Diameter at breast height 4.5 above grade (DBH), approximate canopy size, comments and action to be taken.
6. Coast Guard Furnished Material
6.1 None
7. Coast Guard Furnished Equipment
7.1 None
8. Travel Requirements
8.1 All costs associated with travel to complete this task are included within the
Contractor’s proposal.
9. Transportation of Equipment/Material
9.1 All costs associated with transportation of equipment/materials are included within the Contractor’s proposal.
10. Data Deliverables
The contractor shall complete the project 60 days after receipt of the task order from the Contract Officer.
11. Acceptance Plan
Completion of work under this contract will be monitored and accepted by Coast
Guard Technical POC Jeff Whichard or current COR.
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