QAs 19-29_AMD 0005 final.pdf
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- N62742-21-R-1800
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This solicitation requests proposals for natural resource management services predominantly in Hawaii, Guam, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, and other locations within the Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command area of responsibility worldwide as needed. The Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command, Pacific intends to award firm-fixed price indefinite delivery indefinite quantity multiple award contracts to no more than six offerors whose proposals represent the best value to the government, with price and technical factors considered. The scope of work includes tasks associated with monitoring, managing, and protecting biological resources such as coordination meetings, fauna and flora surveys, wetlands work, habitat restoration, biosecurity, integrated natural resource management plans, environmental planning and studies, educational outreach, fire management, aerial and GIS mapping, diving and marine resource surveys, and miscellaneous natural resource services. The aggregate value of task orders awarded is not to exceed $49 million over the one base year and four option years of the contracts. The estimated workload is $23 million for the unrestricted division and $26 million for the partial small business set aside division.
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N62742-21-R-1800
SOLICITATION NO. N62742-21-R-1800, NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SERVICES PREDOMINATELY IN HAWAII, GUAM, THE COMMONWEALTH OF THE NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS (CNMI), AND OTHER LOCATIONS WITHIN
THE NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING SYSTEMS COMMAND (NAVFAC) AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY WORLDWIDE AS NEEDED
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Question # Reference/Section (Page, #, etc.) Question Government Response
19 SF33, Section J, Attachment J-16 Sample Project Performance Work Statement, page 8, Section
3.3 Rodent Control
Are all traps required to be monitored during the 1 to 6 weeks span or can the area be divided into sections/ plots allowing one plot to be thoroughly monitored every 1 to 6 weeks?
Please refer to section 3.3.2.c
20 SF33, Section J, Attachment J-16 Sample Project Performance Work Statement, page 8, Section
3.3 Rodent Control
How has the counts of the two species of rodents within the 50-acre forest restoration area been identified? Via surveying of the full 50-acre area, surveying of a particular area and then extrapolating the counts for 50-acres, or through other methods?
Please refer to section 1.1, paragraph 4 for the information available. Methodology should be developed on the information the government has provided.
21 SF33, Section J, Attachment J-16 Sample Project Performance Work Statement, page 8, Section 3.3 Rodent Control
Can the government provide a map of the 50-acre forest restoration area?
A map will not be provided. The information needed is provided in section 1.1, paragraph 3 and 4.
22 SF33, Section J, Attachment J-16 Sample Project Performance Work Statement, page 8, Section
3.3 Rodent Control
Does the Government expect the Contractor to kill the rodent species with the traps to be utilized or to keep the rodents alive?
The Government would like rodents to be dispatched.
23 SF33, Section J, Attachment J-16 Sample Project Performance Work Statement, page 8, Section 3.3 Rodent Control
Is there a particular placement the Government would like the Contractor to place the traps within the 50-acre footprint?
Placement of traps should be based on the contractor's technical approach.
24 SF33, Section J, Attachment J-16 Sample Project Performance Work Statement, page 8, Section 3.3 Rodent Control
Is there a minimum or maximum number of wildlife cameras that need to be deployed within a particular size of the footprint?
The minimum or maximum number of cameras that need to be deployed is based on the contractor’s technical approach.
25 SF33, Section J, Attachment J-16 Sample Project Performance Work Statement, page 8, Section 3.3 Rodent Control
Is there a minimum or maximum number of wildlife cameras that need to be deployed within a particular size of the footprint?
Please see response to question 24.
26 SF33, Section J, Attachment J-16 Sample Project Performance Work Statement, page 8, Section 3.3 Rodent Control
Are there any repercussions for non-targets (in particular ESA listed species) accidentally caught with the types of traps deployed?
There are no Endangered Species Act non-targets, therefore the are no repercussions.
27 SF33, Section J, Attachment J-16 Sample Project Performance Work Statement, page 8, Section 3.3 Rodent Control
What procedures are allowed by the Contractor to kill any live rodent species caught within the traps?
Any live rodents should be dispatched, the contractor should develop a procedure in accordance with industry standards.
28 SF33, Section J, Attachment J-16 Sample Project Performance Work Statement, page 8, Section 3.3 Rodent Control
Is there a designated area that the Government will provide to the Contractor to dispose of the dead rodent? If the Contractor will need to provide a location, are there any specifications to the locations and procedures for properly disposing of the dead rodents?
There is no designated area.
29 SF33, Section M8, Factor 1, Experience, Solicitation Submittal Requirements
Can all resumes be attached in an appendix? No, please include resumes in Factor 1.
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