Questions ITB S-63400-00008389 10-31.pdf
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- Hazard Tree Removal at Ona Beach Day Use Area
- Solicitation number
- S-63400-00008389
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- Jackson County, Oregon
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This document contains Questions and Clarifications for Invitation to Bid (ITB) S-63400-00008389 issued by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (OPRD) for hazard tree removal operations at Ona Beach Day Use Area in Brian Booth State Park in Lincoln County, Oregon. The ITB covers requirements for equipment access, tree felling, disposition of wood, removal of picnic benches, and the use of ground protection matting. OPRD provided responses to nine questions from prospective bidders regarding these operational aspects.
The related state and local contract opportunity involves the hazard tree removal at Ona Beach Day Use Area in Lincoln County, Oregon. No additional details are provided regarding pricing, set asides, incumbents, funding, or other contract terms.
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Questions and Clarifications ITB S-63400-00008389
Date: October 31, 2023
Oregon Parks and Recreation Department
ITB S-63400-00008389
OPRIS: 10341
Hazard Tree Removal Ona Beach Day Use Area Brian Booth State Park
OPRD CLARIFICATIONS AND RESPONSE(S) TO QUESTIONS
The following provides OPRD’s answers to questions received from prospective Bidders. The information provided below is for clarification purposes only and does NOT constitute a change to the solicitation documents or requirements.
1. QUESTION: Can we take equipment into the treatment area?
RESPONSE: It is possible for equipment to be taken into the operation area but only if it stays on protected surfaces such as mats or pavement. Equipment is not allowed in the operation area without ground protection.
2. QUESTION: Can we drop trees outside of area?
RESPONSE: Trees can be felled onto mats or existing/placed downed wood.
3. QUESTION: Will the wood from the snagged trees will be left as downed wood?
RESPONSE: The wood from these trees will be left as downed wood as marked and outlined in Section 2305.
4. QUESTION: Will the picnic benches in the tree removal area be removed?
RESPONSE: Picnic benches will not be removed from the area prior to the beginning of operations.
5. QUESTION: There are a few alder and shore pine that are located in the tree removal area, will be left or removed?
RESPONSE: They can be removed if necessary for operations or if they pose a hazard.
6. QUESTION: Can material removed be placed in the grassy area outside of the treatment?
RESPONSE: Material cannot be placed for the purposes of staging and later removal on any non hard surfaces without the use of some type of ground protection matting. Any material staged outside of the operation area boundary must be removed prior to the completion of operations.
7. QUESTION: Can mats be placed in the grassy area between the paved path and Beaver Creek to the south of the treatment area?
Questions and Clarifications ITB S-63400-00008389
RESPONSE: Mats shall be placed so that equipment can drive on the grass over the mats in order to have a more direct path to the landing area in the day use parking lot from the treatment area. Mats can be used to move equipment as long as the equipment is always on the mats.
8. QUESTION: Can downed wood be left that has not been designated as downed wood?
RESPONSE: Only material that can be left in the treatment area is wood that is designated as snag/downed wood.
9. QUESTION: At the pre-operations meeting, will contract administrators (Nick and Kathryn) be present?
RESPONSE: Yes, both foresters will be present.
10. QUESTION: Will the archaeologist be present at the pre-operations meeting?
RESPONSE: It is unknown if the archaeologist will be present at the pre-operations meeting.
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