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Power Fire Herbicide Release Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
127EAS23Q0012
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service

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This solicitation is for vegetation control services to be performed on young conifer regeneration stands located in California. The selected contractor will be required to apply herbicide mixtures from backpack sprayers to target vegetation using a shielded directed spray technique across approximately 1,700 acres in 141 separate stands. Herbicide prescriptions and minimum application rates vary by item. The period of performance for certain items is restricted to March 1 through August 15 due to seasonal constraints. This procurement has been set aside for total small businesses with a NAICS code of 115310 and size standard of $11.5 million. Offerors should review the attached specifications, maps, wage determination, and fire plan for complete requirements and submission instructions.

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Power Fire Herbicide Release Supplemental Specifications

Supplemental Specifications Herbicide Mix Specifications:

For Item 1, the herbicide mix shall contain the following:

3% glyphosate herbicide formulation

1% nonionic surfactant

0.25% purple dye

100 gallons of herbicide mixture would thus be as follows:

95.75 gal clean water

3.00 gal glyphosate herbicide formulation

1.00 gal nonionic surfactant

0.25 gal purple dye

For Items 2, 3, & 4 the herbicide mix shall contain the following:

5% glyphosate herbicide formulation

1% nonionic surfactant

0.25% purple dye

100 gallons of herbicide mixture would thus be as follows:

93.75 gal clean water

5.00 gal glyphosate herbicide formulation

1.00 gal nonionic surfactant

0.25 gal purple dye

Herbicide Application Prescription:

Apply at least the specified minimum gallons per acre of herbicide mix to target vegetation in each stand in a uniform manner that meets minimum acceptable foliar coverage as shown in attachment J.1_Exhibit_A_application_coverage. Both Minimum GPA and Application Coverage requirements must be met. If either one is not met, the Contractor may be required to retreat the stand such that both are met.

Target vegetation varies by item as follows:

Item 1: Target vegetation will be all live vegetation, woody and herbaceous, except crop trees and excluded vegetation.

Items 2, 3, & 4: Target vegetation will be all woody brush species, whether previously cut or not.

Additional application prescription elements are as follows:

“Area” = Treat all target vegetation.

“Radius – 10’ +P” = Treat all target vegetation in a 10’ radius around all crop trees and hardwoods. Where this would leave contiguous areas greater than 20’ in diameter untreated, treat all target vegetation except to leave untreated individual specimens representative of the woody brush species mix on approximately 20’ spacing, such that 90% of the total unstocked area is treated.

“Radius – 10’” = Treat all target vegetation in a 10’ radius around all crop trees and hardwoods.

“Radius – 8’” = Treat all target vegetation in an 8’ radius around all crop trees and hardwoods.

Note: All radius prescriptions will be treated as a minimum specification, meaning that any portion of the circle that measures less than the specified radius will be unacceptable. The radius will be measured from the edge of the bole, not the center.

See Supplemental Specifications Data Table below for prescription information by stand.

Protected Areas (Exclusions):

Protected Areas will be designated both inside and outside the boundaries of treatment units. Protected areas will be designated by the Contracting Officer’s personnel. They may be designated by description, by contract map, by flagging on the ground, or combination thereof. No treatment shall occur within protected areas. Contractor personnel are prohibited from entering protected areas. Protected areas include but are not limited to the following:

Streamcourses and other water features:

Designation may be by description, or with white flagging. Limited streamcourse information appears on the contract detail maps. This information may not be complete. In the event the contractor encounters undesignated water features, the contractor shall notify the Contracting Officer’s personnel immediately, and proceed to implement the standard buffer width shown below. Distances are in feet from the high water mark on each side of the channel/feature:

Streams, perennial = 100’

Streams, seasonal, wet = 50’ Streams, seasonal, dry = 25’

Streams, ephemeral, wet = 25’

Streams, ephemeral, dry = 10’

Other resource protection areas:

The contract detail maps contain known resource protection areas. Additional areas may be designated at time of treatment. Flagging colors for these protected areas include pink & black checkerboard and pink & green combinations.

Invasive Plants:

Known invasive plant populations are shown on the contract detail maps. The contractor shall avoid disturbance in these areas as much as practicable during treatment. This includes parking, staging, batching, and other concentrated activities. These are not exclusion areas. Where they occur within treatment stands, these areas shall still be treated.

Excluded Vegetation:

California black oak (Quercus kelloggii)

California hazelnut (Corylus cornuta)

California nutmeg (Torreya californica)

Elderberry (Sambucus spp.)

Canyon live oak (Quercus chrysolepis)

Pacific yew (Taxus brevifolia)

Quaking aspen (Populus tremuloides)

Western dogwood (Cornus nuttallii)

Willow (Salix spp.)

Supplemental Specifications Data Table

Item
Stand
Acres
Map #
Herbicide Rx
Min GPA
LOP
1
128-032
16
2
Area
25
N/A
1
128-212B
56
2
Area
25
N/A
1
128-218B
19
3
Area
25
N/A
1
128-218C
18
3
Area
25
N/A
1
128-235A
4
3
Area
25
N/A
1
128-235B
5
3
Area
25
N/A
1
129-005A
10
1&2
Area
25
N/A
1
129-213
14
2&3
Area
25
N/A
1
129-221D
3
2
Area
25
N/A
1
129-259
7
2&3
Area
25
N/A
1
131-216F
10
1
Area
25
March 1 - August 15
1
131-253A
24
1
Area
25
March 1 - August 15
1
131-253B
33
1
Area
25
N/A
1
131-256B
15
1
Area
25
March 1 - August 15
1
131-256C
2
1
Area
25
N/A
1
131-256D
2
1
Area
25
N/A
1
132-233A
3
1
Area
25
N/A
1
132-233C
5
1
Area
25
March 1 - August 15
1
132-233D
9
1
Area
25
March 1 - August 15
1
132-252A
8
1
Area
25
N/A
1
132-252B
11
1
Area
25
N/A
1
132-253A
32
1
Area
25
N/A
1
132-253B
8
1
Area
25
N/A
1
132-257F
8
1
Area
25
N/A
1
143-001
20
3
Area
25
N/A
1
143-002
17
3
Area
25
N/A
1
143-051
4
3&4
Area
25
N/A
1
143-052
11
3&4
Area
25
N/A
1
143-058
6
2&3
Area
25
March 1 - August 15
1
143-217C
11
4
Area
25
N/A
1
143-230
10
3
Area
25
N/A
1
143-231
5
3
Area
25
N/A
2
129-220A
18
2
Area
30
March 1 - August 15
2
129-221B
21
2
Area
30
March 1 - August 15
2
129-258
57
2
Area
25
N/A
2
131-019B
6
1
Area
25
N/A
2
131-210B
11
1
Area
25
March 1 - August 15
2
131-210B
5
1
Area
25
March 1 - August 15
2
131-210B
5
1
Area
25
March 1 - August 15
2
131-216E
5
1
Area
30
March 1 - August 15
2
131-219B
9
1
Area
25
N/A
2
131-256A
20
1
Area
30
March 1 - August 15
2
132-211C
3
1
Area
30
N/A
2
132-214B
2
1
Area
30
N/A
2
132-254B
2
1
Area
30
N/A
2
132-254E
5
1
Area
30
March 1 - August 15
2
132-254F
3
1
Area
30
N/A
2
132-257B
7
1
Area
30
March 1 - August 15
2
132-257D
22
1
Area
30
March 1 - August 15
2
132-257H
2
1
Area
25
March 1 - August 15
2
132-257I
0
1
Area
30
N/A
2
132-257J
7
1
Area
30
N/A
2
132-257K
4
1
Area
30
N/A
2
132-261A
3
1
Area
30
N/A
2
132-261B
17
1
Area
30
March 1 - August 15
2
132-261C
4
1
Area
30
N/A
2
143-026
13
3
Area
30
N/A
2
143-028
9
3
Area
30
N/A
3
123-210
41
4
Area
30
March 1 - August 15
3
128-210E
5
2
Area
30
N/A
3
128-211B
4
2
Area
30
N/A
3
128-217E
32
3
Area
30
N/A
3
128-218A
29
3
Area
30
N/A
3
129-009A
20
2
Area
30
N/A
3
132-213C
7
1
Area
30
N/A
3
132-231A
3
1
Area
30
N/A
3
132-231B
2
1
Area
30
N/A
3
132-231C
2
1
Area
30
N/A
4
123-028
4
4
Radius - 8
25
March 1 - August 15
4
123-032
7
4
Area
20
N/A
4
123-045
5
4
Radius - 8
25
March 1 - August 15
4
123-047
4
4
Radius - 8
25
March 1 - August 15
4
123-048
8
4
Radius - 8
25
March 1 - August 15
4
123-049
5
4
Radius - 8
25
N/A
4
124-018
3
4
Radius - 8
25
March 1 - August 15
4
124-020
8
4
Radius - 8
25
March 1 - August 15
4
124-120
2
4
Radius - 8
25
March 1 - August 15
4
128-037
6
2
Area
25
N/A
4
128-044
3
3
Area
25
N/A
4
128-045
6
3
Area
25
N/A
4
128-046
3
3
Area
25
N/A
4
128-047
8
3
Area
25
N/A
4
128-048
9
3
Area
25
N/A
4
128-210A
6
2
Area
30
N/A
4
128-230
11
2
Area
30
N/A
4
128-231A
3
2
Area
25
N/A
4
128-231B
18
2
Area
25
N/A
4
128-231C
12
2
Area
20
N/A
4
129-219
11
1&2
Radius - 8
25
March 1 - August 15
4
129-220B
27
2
Radius - 8
25
March 1 - August 15
4
131-019A
17
1
Radius - 8
20
N/A
4
131-019D
9
1
Area
25
N/A
4
131-216B
15
1
Area
25
N/A
4
131-255B
17
1
Area
25
N/A
4
132-210A
7
1
Area
30
N/A
4
132-210B
12
1
Area
30
N/A
4
132-210C
16
1
Radius - 8
20
N/A
4
132-211B
13
1
Radius - 8
20
N/A
4
132-213C
20
1
Area
25
N/A
4
132-214D
8
1
Area
20
N/A
4
132-257C
32
1
Area
25
N/A
4
132-257G
18
1
Area
30
March 1 - August 15
4
132-258D
4
1
Area
30
March 1 - August 15
4
133-054
8
1
Area
30
N/A
4
143-001
6
4
Area
20
March 1 - August 15
4
143-010
13
4
Radius - 8
25
March 1 - August 15
4
143-013
13
4
Radius - 8
20
March 1 - August 15
4
143-025
23
3
Area
25
March 1 - August 15
4
143-027
21
3
Area
25
N/A
4
143-039
7
4
Radius - 8
25
N/A
4
143-053
13
2&3
Area
25
March 1 - August 15
4
143-211
15
4
Area
25
March 1 - August 15
4
143-212A
7
4
Radius - 8
20
March 1 - August 15
4
143-212C
65
4
Radius - 8
25
March 1 - August 15
4
143-213
109
4
Radius - 8
25
N/A
4
143-214B
36
4
Radius - 8
25
N/A
4
143-254A
18
4
Radius - 10
30
N/A

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