j.final_Five_Points_Sandbox_Mech_Call_Order.pdf

CALL ORDER NO.

IF THIS ORDER IS GREATER THAN $2,500.00, IT IS

NOT VALID UNTIL SIGNED BY THE CONTRACTING OFFICER

BPA No. 1240BE22A________ Project Name:

06-Five Points/Sandbox Mechanical Fuels

County: Union

Contractor:

Issuing Office:

Wallowa-Whitman National Forest 1550 Dewey Avenue, Suite A

Baker City, OR 97814

Item No.

Subitem

No.

Description

Job Code Quanti ty to date

Quantity Order

Unit

Unit Price

Amount

1.0 Mastication

1.1 Five Points 18 19 acre $ $

1.2 Five Points 25 26 acre $ $

1.3 Five Points 25A 39 acre $ $

1.4 Five Points 26 43 acre $ $

1.5 Five Points 27 20 acre $ $

1.6 Five Points 27A 32 acre $ $

1.7 Five Points 47 31 acre $ $

1.8 Five Points 60 33 acre $ $

1.9 Five Points 65 33 acre $ $

1.10 Five Points 65A 32 acre $ $

1.11 Five Points 65B 16 acre $ $

1.12 Five Points 66 24 acre $ $

1.13 Five Points 67 34 acre $ $

1.14 Five Points 68 29 acre $ $

Total Acres 411 acres XXXXX $

Optional Items (Mastication)

1.15 Cold Angel 25 49 acre $ $

1.16 Sandbox 16 28 acre $ $

1.17 Sandbox 16A 37 acre $ $

1.18 Sandbox 16B 30 acre $ $

1.19 Sandbox 105 33 acre $ $

1.20 Sandbox 105A 21 acre $ $

1.21 Sandbox 105B 33 acre $ $

1.22 Sandbox 107A 26 acre $ $

1.23 Sandbox 108 35 acre $ $

1.24 Sandbox 120 27 acre $ $

1.25 Sandbox 120A 27 acre $ $

Total Acres 346 Acres XXXXX $

2.0 Grapple Pile

2.1 Five Points 6 28 acre $ $

2.2 Five Points 23 43 acre $ $

2.3 Five Points 34 8 acre $ $

2.4 Five Points 35 10 acre $ $

2.5 Five Points 36 33 acre $ $

2.6 Five Points 37 26 acre $ $

2.7 Five Points 58 34 acre $ $

2.8 Five Points 60A 8 acre $ $

2.9 Five Points 64 33 acre $ $

Total Acres 223 acres XXXXX $

Optional Items (Grapple Pile)

2.10 Sandbox 6 4 acre $ $

2.11 Sandbox 6A 6 acre $ $

2.12 Sandbox 7 11 acre $ $

2.13 Sandbox 7A 10 acre $ $

2.14 Sandbox 8 28 acre $ $

2.15 Sandbox 11 24 acre $ $

2.16 Sandbox 18 11 acre $ $

2.17 Sandbox 20 13 acre $ $

2.18 Sandbox 21 14 acre $ $

2.19 Sandbox 24 5 acre $ $

2.20 Sandbox 25 24 acre $ $

2.21 Sandbox 30 21 acre $ $

2.22 Sandbox 31 25 acre $ $

2.23 Sandbox 32 11 acre $ $

2.24 Sandbox 33 3 acre $ $

2.25 Sandbox 34 18 acre $ $

2.26 Sandbox 35 4 acre $ $

2.27 Sandbox 35A 5 acre $ $

2.28 Sandbox 36 13 acre $ $

2.29 Sandbox 38 72 acre $ $

2.30 Sandbox 40 4 acre $ $

2.31 Sandbox 40A 26 acre $ $

2.32 Sandbox 43 11 acre $ $

2.33 Sand Box 43A 13 acre $ $

2.34 Sand box 44 5 acre $ $

2.35 Sandbox 46/46A 30 acre $ $

2.36 Sandbox 48 10 acre $ $

2.37 Cat Box 49 35 acre $ $

2.38 Cat Box 50 11 acre $ $

2.39 Cat Box 51 16 acre $ $

2.40 Cat Box 52 22 acre $ $

2.41 Cat Box 53 39 acre $ $

2.42 Cat Box 54 21 acre $ $

Total Acres 565 acres XXXXX $

Required Delivery Date or Number of Calendar Days: It is estimated that work could begin 6/1/2022 with all work items being completed by 11/30/2024.

At least 50% of awarded work items will be required to be completed by the end of the 2023 Field season.

Total Price: $

Contractor: (Name and Signature)

Requested By: (Name and Signature)

COR: Terry George Fund Authorization: (Name and Signature)

Line Officer Ordered By: (Name and Signature)

Andrea Pollock, Contracting Officer Order Date: Job Code:

Original to CO, CC to Contractor, B&F and COR

Location of Work

The Five Points project is located on the La Grande Ranger District. Project area map is provided for specific locations and are compatable with Avenza. General access to the Five Points project area is I-84 to Robbs hill road at Perry or Fox Hill road to the 3120 and 8405 roads. Access to the Sandbox project area is Highway 203 to the city of Union to the 7700 and 7785 roads. A Yale key may be required for access on the 8405 and an atv may be required in both project areas as some roads are blocked after commercial harvest. For information about the exact location contact Terry George at 541-910-4226 or email at terry.george@usda.gov

Description of Work and Standards

Slash Busting/Mastication

The contractor shall mechanically masticate (masticate is defined as the chipping, shredding, or mulching of woody material to a desired piece size) and scatter both natural and activity generated fuels so that the resulting fuel bed is no greater than 1 foot in depth (see attached detailed unit information sheet for exact piece size specifications of masticated material). Mastication of ground fuels both activities generated and naturally occurring is a requirement of the contract.

Down woody material (logs) greater than 12 inches in diameter at the small end and standing trees greater than 9 inches DBH will be left untreated. Standing dead trees under 10” DBH will also be masticated. The contractor shall avoid operations that would result in penetration of the duff layer and contributing to exposure of mineral soil

Mechanical Thinning with Slash Busting/Mastication The contractor shall mechanically thin/masticate trees in excess to management plans, utilizing spacing; DBH cut limits, species preference based on a prescription to achieve a desired number of trees per acre. Slash Busting/Masticaton (as defined above) will be performed concurrently with the mechanical thinning.

NOTE: See attached Detailed Unit Information Sheet for exact treatment specifications by unit.

Non Specific Requirements for all Services

1) Protect residual trees from scarring because of contract operations

2) Machine operations shall be conducted in such a manner as to minimize additional soil disturbance or compaction.

More than 20% of the soil within the project area may not be disturbed and track ruts shall not exceed 12 inches in depth.

3) Equipment shall operate on existing skid trails or slash mats generated by harvesters to the extent practicable.

4) Refueling, maintenance, and repair shall be done at landings or forest roads where practicable.

5) Equipment shall not cross or operate in meadows, stream channels, Riparian Habitat Conservation Areas (RHCA’s), or other non-work areas without approval of the COTR.

6) Mechanical equipment shall not be operating within 25 feet of Class 4 streams; no operating shall occur within 300 feet ft of Class 1, 2, or 3 Streams. Buffered streams will count in the 10% untreated area for wildlife.

7) Contractor shall suspend work if soil moisture levels subsequently exceed standards and guides due to adverse or unusual weather conditions.

8) Contractor shall notify the COTR when a unit is complete before moving out of the general area.

9) In general standing trees will be masticated from top to bottom.

10) When available 10% of the area treated will be left untreated as wildlife patches: Wildlife patches shall not be left within 100ft of road systems, private land or Forest Service administrative sites. Wildlife patch size will range in size from ¼ to 1 acre in size. Stream buffers will count in the 10% area left untreated for wildlife. (Not all units will require wildlife patches: See Detailed Unit Information Sheet)

Post Award Conference (AGAR 452.215-73) (Nov. 1996)

A post award conference with the successful offer is required. It will be scheduled and held as soon as the contractor, CO or COR are available to meet after the date of task order award. The conference will be held at a mutually agreed upon location.

Traffic Control

All equipment will be contained within the project boundary. The Contractor is responsible for providing signs warning of the potential hazard from flying debris on all open roads adjacent to treatment units.

Safety

Contractor shall provide a written, job-specific safety plan for the inherently hazardous conditions that exist during operations.

Contractor’s safety plan shall identify and describe hazardous conditions and specific actions to reduce these hazards. This plan shall be provided to the Contracting Officer (CO) at the post award conference. Work shall not commence on this project if the Contractor fails to provide the CO with an acceptable safety plan.

FAR Clause 52.217-7 Option for Increased Quantity—Separately Priced Line Item (MAR 1989)

The government may require the delivery of the numbered line item, identified in the schedule as an option item, in the quantity and at the price stated in the schedule. The contracting officer may exercise the option by written notice to the contractor at any time within the 90 days of the effective date of the Notice to Proceed. Delivery of added items shall continue at the same rate that like items are called for under the contract, unless the parties otherwise agree.

FAR 52.217-5 Evaluation of Options. (JULY 1990)

Except when it is determined in accordance with FAR 17.206(b) not to be in the Government’s best interests, the Government will evaluate offers for award purposes by adding the total price for all options to the total price for the basic requirement.

Evaluation of options will not obligate the Government to exercise the option(s).

Five Points Mechanical Fuels Detailed Unit Information Sheet (Mastication Units)

Unit Name and # Acres Elev.

Slope

Leave Tree

Spacing (ft)

Maximum cut limit (DBH) Color of

Flagging

Wild Life Patches

Estimated production per machine (Ac/Day)

Five Points 18 19 4000 10 16x/175 9 Yellow N 3 Five Points 25 26 3800 10 20x/125 9 Yellow N 3 Five Points 25A 39 3800 10 20x/125 9 Yellow Y 3 Five Points 26 43 3800 10 16x/175 9 Yellow N 3 Five Points 27 20 3800 10 20x/125 9 Yellow N 3 Five Points 27A 32 3800 10 20x/125 9 Yellow N 3 Five Points 47 31 4200 10 16x/175 9 Yellow Y 3 Five Points 60 33 4800 20 16x/175 9 Yellow Y 3 Five Points 65 33 5500 10 16x/175 9 Yellow Y 3 Five Points 65A 32 5500 10 16x/175 9 Yellow Y 3 Five Points 65B 16 5500 30 16x/175 9 Yellow N 3 Five Points 66 24 5400 20 16x/175 9 Yellow N 3 Five Points 67 34 5400 20 16x/175 9 Yellow N 3 Five Points 68 29 5600 30 16x/175 9 Yellow N 3 Cold Angel 25 49 4600 20 16x/175 9 Blue N 3 Sandbox 16 28 4600 20 16x/175 9 Blue N 4 Sandbox 16A 37 4600 20 16x/175 9 Blue N 4 Sandbox 16B 30 4600 20 16x/175 9 Blue N 4 Sandbox 105 33 4800 30 16x/175 9 Yellow N 2 Sandbox 105A 21 4800 30 16x/175 9 Yellow N 2 Sandbox 105B 33 4800 30 16x/175 9 Yellow N 3 Sandbox 107A 26 5000 30 16x/175 9 Yellow N 3 Sandbox 108 35 4800 30 16x/175 9 Yellow Y 3 Sandbox 120 27 4600 30 16x/175 9 Yellow N 3 Sandbox 120A 27 5600 30 16x/175 9 Yellow N 3 Total Acres 757

Five Points Mechanical Fuels Detailed Unit Information Sheet (Cont)

Specific Information

Mastication Information (Applies to all units) Fuel height reduction

1. The contractor shall mechanically thin, masticate and scatter both natural fuels and activity generated fuels so that the resulting fuel bed is no greater than 1 foot in depth with an average piece size of 12”.

2. Down woody material (logs) greater than 12” in diameter at the small end will be left untreated.

Contractor shall select leave trees based on the following criteria.

1. Select leave trees which have the tallest height, largest crown, and straightest stems and are free of damage or disease.

2. Leave all conifer trees which exceed the maximum DBH cut limit of 9” DBH.

3. Select additional leave trees from healthy, undamaged conifers under specified

DBH cut limit as necessary to achieve average spacing.

4. If no healthy undamaged tree exists at the required spacing interval, leave a tree relatively free of damage, regardless of species.

5. Selection of leave trees will be made in the following priority order: , western larch, Douglas-fir, Ponderosa pine, lodgepole pine, and grand fir

6. Spacing may be varied up to twenty-five (25) percent to select the most desirable tree. However, spacing control, using the original guides, shall be maintained whenever possible.

7. Minimum cut tree height is 12 inches.

8. Trees (not needed for spacing purposes) exceeding twelve (12) inches in height shall be severed below the lowest live limb, except when prevented by natural obstacles; in which case, any live limbs below the cutting point shall be removed.

Trees shall be completely severed from the stump. Stump height shall not exceed six (6) inches above the ground level or two (2) inches above a natural obstacle.

9. Chainsaws or loppers will be required by the COR if rework is needed to achieve the minimum tree cut height of 12”. Rework with an excavator will not be permitted to minimize leave tree damage and ground disturbance.

10. In general, standing trees will be masticated from top to bottom.

11. When available 10% of the area will be left untreated as wildlife patches:

Wildlife patches shall not be left within 100ft of road systems, private land or Forest Service administrative sites. Wildlife patch size will range from ¼ to 1 acre. Stream buffers will count in the 10% area left untreated for wildlife. See DUI for specific unit info.

12. All Class 4 streams, springs and seeps will be protected with a 25 foot no cut buffer.

Five Points Grapple Pile Detailed Unit Information Sheet

Unit Name and # Acres Elev.

Slope

Leave Tree Spacing (ft)

Maximum cut limit (DBH) Color of

Flagging

Wildlife Patches

Estimated production per machine (Ac/Day)

Five Points 6 28 4000 20 20x125 9 Yellow N 5 Five Points 23 43 3800 20 20x125 9 Yellow N 5 Five Points 34 8 3800 20 20x125 9 Orange N 5 Five Points 35 10 3800 20 20x125 9 Orange N 5 Five Points 36 33 3800 20 20x125 9 Orange N 5 Five Points 37 26 3800 20 20x125 9 Orange N 5 Five Points 58 34 4400 30 20x125 9 Yellow N 5

Five Points 60A 8 4600 20 20x125 9 Yellow N 5 Five Points 64 33 5000 30 20x125 9 Yellow N 5

Sandbox 6 4 4600 20 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 6A 6 4700 20 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 7 11 4700 20 20x125 9 Blue N 5

Sandbox 7A 10 4700 20 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 8 28 4800 20 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 11 24 4900 20 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 18 11 4700 30 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 20 13 5200 20 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 21 14 5000 20 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 24 5 5300 20 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 25 24 5300 20 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 30 21 5600 30 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 31 25 5600 20 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 32 11 5600 30 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 33 3 5600 30 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 34 18 5400 20 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 35 4 5540 20 20x125 9 Blue N 5

Sandbox 35A 5 5600 30 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 36 13 5600 30 20x125 9 Blue N 5

Sandbox 38 72 5800 30 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 40 4 5600 25 20x125 9 Blue N 5

Sandbox 40A 26 5600 30 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 43 11 5900 10 20x125 9 Blue N 5

Sand Box 43A 13 6000 10 20x125 9 Blue N 7 Sand box 44 5 6100 20 20x125 9 Blue N 5

Sandbox 46/46A 30 6300 35 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Sandbox 48 10 5600 10 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Cat Box 49 35 5600 35 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Cat Box 50 11 5800 20 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Cat Box 51 16 6000 30 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Cat Box 52 22 5400 30 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Cat Box 53 39 5800 30 20x125 9 Blue N 5 Cat Box 54 21 6000 20 20x125 9 Blue N 5

Total Acres 788

Grapple Pile Information (Applies to all grapple pile units)

To produce the desired outcome of this contract item, the contractor shall pile material from 1 to 10 inches in diameter. Treatment units shall be piled so that residual fuel loading (after piles are burnt) is a maximum of 3 to 7 pieces of woody debris ranging from 3 - 12 inches DBH per (1/20th acre) inspection plot.

Pile Requirements

1. Piles shall be constructed with material piled in a compacted parallel configuration in such a manner to ignite easily and combust completely, contain fire within the pile perimeter, and do minimal damage to residual trees.

2. Pile height shall be 5 feet minimum and 15 feet maximum. Where applicable piles meeting the maximum size requirements are proffered.

3. Piles shall be constructed a minimum of 20 ft. from private land boundaries and fences.

4. Pile diameter shall not exceed 20 feet. Some bucking of logs may be required.

5. Nothing shall protrude more than 5 feet outside of the perimeter of a pile.

6. Piles shall not be placed on large or tall stumps, down logs greater than 12 inches (small end diameter), or large rocks.

7. Piles shall not be constructed in roads, fences, ditches, meadows, grass

“scablands” or channel bottoms.

8. Piles shall contain minimal amounts of soil or rocks.

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Legend Treatment

Mastication Thin_Grapple Pile Thin_Hand Pile Thin_Lop and Scatter

Ownership U.S. Forest Service Private Land

Five Points Program of Work Map

Trail 615 (226 acres)

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T 2 S R 38 E

T 1 S R 37 E

T 1 S R 38 E

T 2 S R 37 E

35 36

33 34

3518 34 36 37

60A

25a

26 27

27A

65B

65A Conley Creek

Tie Creek Five Points Creek

Lit tle

Jo hn

D ay

Cr eek

Robbs Creek Ro bbs Cr eek

4800 360

3800 4200

Legend Treatment

Mastication Thin_Grapple Pile U.S. Forest Service Private

Five Points/Sandbox Mechanical Fuels Contract (Five Points Units)

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

Billy Small Meadow

Bald

Taylor

Bu rge r

Gulch

Burger

Sand Pass

Frazier

Hill

Mtn

Burger Pass

The Black Pines

Green

Me ad ow s

Hunter

Butte

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T 5 S R 41 E

T 6 S R 42 E

T 5 S R 42 E

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32 35

107A

108105A

34 36

40A

35A 38

43A

46A

105B

16A 16B

120A

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Beagle Creek

Bottle Creek

Lic k C ree k

Camp Creek

Catherine Creek

Pol e C ree k

Milk Creek

South Fork Catherine

Creek

Sand Pass Creek

Collin s Creek

Corral Creek

No rth

Fo rk

Ca the rin e

Cre ek

Buck Creek

South

Cathe rine

Ditch

Thorn Creek

Prong Creek

MilkCreek

Scout Creek

South

Catherine

Ditch

UV203

Five Points/Sandbox Mechanical Fuels Fall Preview Map Legend Treatment

Mastication Thin_Grapple Pile

Ownership U.S. Forest Service Private