NAIP-TO-3-12-1.pdf

SOLICITATION NUMBER: NAIP-TO-3-12-1

TASK ORDER

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)

NATIONAL AGRICULTURE IMAGERY PROGRAM (NAIP)

BASE YEAR

Solicitation Issue Date: February 1, 2012

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

FARM SERVICE AGENCY

AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY FIELD OFFICE

NOTICE TO OFFERORS:

This Task Order RFP solicitation is for the Base Year, covering the 2012 performance period, under the multi-award fixed-price IDIQ NAIP contract. Prospective contractors are instructed to submit a single proposal in response to this task order solicitation and the contract solicitation AG-8447-S-12-0001. Proposals will be evaluated based on the combined response to both documents. Contracts will be awarded prior to award of any task orders. Task orders are the method by which project item areas are awarded. See Section L of the contract for proposal preparation instructions.

Proposals must be presented in two parts: a pricing proposal and a technical proposal. Two complete printed copies of the entire proposal are required. The pricing proposal shall contain two signed documents, the contract form SF-33 (page 1 of the IDIQ contract RFP), and the task order pricing proposal (pages 1-3 of the task order RFP). Please do not secure your proposal using a “plastic comb” or spiral type bindings, and limit the size to a maximum of 100 double-sided, letter sized pages (camera reports and documents may be placed in separate volume without page limitations).

Task order awards will be made based on procedures established in Section L-3, Paragraph 3.2 of the contract RFP.

Contractors proposing states with restricted airspace areas are required to provide detail explanations on how they plan on acquiring imagery in those areas. The explanation should include discussions on airspace clearance, possible DoD imagery review, alternate acquisition approaches, and potential impacts to delivery schedule.

Contractors are requested to identify in their technical proposals any prospective or known secondary contract requirements. If the requirement may add risk in completing this Task Order on time, please describe in your proposal how you plan on minimizing the risk. The Government expects all NAIP acquisition and delivery schedules to be on time and failure due to increased risk may be reason for terminating the contract for default.

PLEASE NOTE: The Government’s obligation under this task order RFP is contingent upon the availability of funds from which payment for contract purposes can be made. No legal liability on the part of the Government for any payment, other than the minimum guaranteed amount, may arise until funds are made available to the Contracting Officer for all or part of the task order requirements. See Paragraph 3.4 of the task order.

NOTICE TO OFFEROR

Any proposal submitted for this RFP must be identified with the following information labeled on the outside of the mailing package:

SOL.NO: NAIP-TO-3-12-1

DUE DATE: MARCH 2, 2012, 4:30 PM

RECEIVING OFFICE: CONTRACTING

Mail To: AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY FIELD OFFICE

CONTRACTING OFFICER

2222 WEST 2300 SOUTH

SALT LAKE CITY UTAH 84119-2020

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TASK ORDER REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

PART I – PRICING PROPOSAL

NATIONAL AGRICULTURE IMAGERY PROGRAM

1.0

AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND DIGITAL IMAGERY SERVICES

Furnish aerial photography and all related services and supplies in accordance with the requirements, specifications, terms, conditions, clauses, and provisions specified herein and in the original indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract, effective for the periods stated in the schedule. The Government’s proposed project areas, quantities, and other parameters listed in Paragraphs 1.2, Proposed Project Item Areas and Quantities, and 2.1, General Requirements

, are subject to change through the negotiation process of selecting the “Best Value” source for task order award.

1.1

Pricing Proposal

In the spaces provided, please indicate your company’s name and authorized signature, quantities of digital orthoimagery quarter quadrangles (DOQQ) for imagery acquisition and digital image processing, unit prices, and extended total amounts consistent with the state(s) you are offering.

2012 NATIONAL AGRICULTURE IMAGERY PROGRAM (NAIP)

COMPANY NAME:

AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE:

DESCRIPTION QTY. UNIT AVG UNIT

PRICE TOTAL AMOUNT

1m Orthorectified Imagery (One meter GeoTIFF files)

DOQQ

PRICING PROPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS:

Indicate the state(s) proposed in your offer in the table at Paragraph 1.2 below, and enter the cumulative values in the space provided above. Please ensure that the total amount can be calculated by multiplying the quantity times the average unit price. If your proposal includes adjoining states with the same photographic periods, duplicate DOQQs along the boundary will be eliminated from the total quantity during final task order award negotiations.

Please note that in the table at paragraph 1.2, each state has been prioritized (1=high to 3=lowest) to determine the order of awards based on final funding levels. A high priority state is likely to be considered for an award, where a low priority state may not. State priorities should be used for your proposal planning purposes. The Government reserves the right to select any state or area for award independent of the stated priority.

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1.2

Proposed Project Item Areas and Quantities

In the proposed project item areas list, please mark the appropriate space provided (CHECK BOX) next to the state(s) you are offering in your proposal, enter the unit price, and calculated extended price. PLEASE NOTE

: The minimum unit of offer is a project item area listed below, by state, including all required imagery within that state or area.

CHECK

BOX STATE FSA

PRIORITY*

QUARTER

QUADS

UNIT

PRICE

EXTENDED

PRICE

[ ] Alabama 3 3,482 [ ] Arizona 2 7,629 [ ] Arkansas 3 3,600 [ ] California 1 11,095 [ ] Colorado 3 7,423 [ ] Connecticut 2 413 [ ] Delaware 3 176 [ ] Florida 2 3,957 [ ] Georgia 3 3,913 [ ] Idaho 3 6,554 [ ] Illinois 1 4,131 [ ] Indiana 2 2,689 [ ] Iowa 2 4,239 [ ] Kansas 2 5,902 [ ] Kentucky 2 2,930 [ ] Louisiana 3 3,290 [ ] Maine 2 2,754 [ ] Maryland 3 902 [ ] Massachusetts 2 744 [ ] Michigan 1 4,846 [ ] Minnesota 2 6,791 [ ] Mississippi 1 3,236 [ ] Missouri 1 5,018 [ ] Montana 3 11,776 [ ] Nebraska 1 5,627 [ ] Nevada 2 7,454 [ ] New Hampshire 2 771 [ ] New Jersey 2 634 [ ] New Mexico 3 8,028 [ ] New York 2 3,880 [ ] North Carolina 1 3,582 [ ] North Dakota 3 5,712 [ ] Ohio 3 3,049 [ ] Oklahoma 2 4,815 [ ] Oregon 1 7,473 [ ] Pennsylvania 2 3,343 [ ] Rhode Island 2 116 [ ] South Carolina 3 2,152

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CHECK

BOX STATE FSA

PRIORITY*

QUARTER

QUADS

UNIT

PRICE

EXTENDED

PRICE

[ ] South Dakota 2 5,992 [ ] Tennessee 2 3,000 [ ] Texas 1 17,277 [ ] Utah 3 6,032 [ ] Vermont 2 812 [ ] Virginia 1 3,031 [ ] Washington 3 5,718 [ ] West Virginia 3 1,831 [ ] Wisconsin 2 4,484 [ ] Wyoming 1 7,357

Legend: * Designates FSA’s priority for planning purposes only. Depending on funding levels, states may be awarded in different priority groups that best meets the Government’s needs.

1.3

Delivery Schedule

All delivery materials required under the NAIP task order shall be delivered on or before the dates listed in the table below. DOQQ delivery dates are 30 days after the end of the acquisition period and CCM delivery dates are 45 days after the acquisition period. The Contractor shall maintain a copy of the digital data until APFO acknowledges receipt. The Government strongly encourages the Contractor to submit any/all DOQQs when available and not wait for a “complete set” prior to submission.

This incremental approach will allow the Government to inspect the data more efficiently and provide a timelier acceptance/rejection response to the Contractor.

STATE DOQQ

DELIVERY

CCM

DELIVERY

Alabama 15 Oct 12 30 Oct 12 Arizona 30 Sep 12 15 Oct 12 Arkansas 15 Oct 12 30 Oct 12 California

Season 1 30 Jun 12 15 Jul 12 Season 2 30 Jul 12 14 Aug 12 Season 3 30 Aug 12 14 Sep 12 Season 4 6 Sep 12 21 Sep 12

Colorado Season 1 14 Sep 12 29 Sep 12 Season 2 15 Oct 12 30 Oct 12

Connecticut 14 Sep 12 29 Sep 12 Delaware 14 Sep 12 29 Sep 12 Florida

Season 1 30 Jul 12 14 Aug 12 Season 2 30 Jul 12 14 Aug 12 Season 3 30 Nov 12 15 Dec 12

Georgia 1 Oct 12 16 Oct 12 Idaho 14 Sep 12 29 Sep 12

CCM

DELIVERY

Illinois Season 1 14 Aug 12 29 Aug 12 Season 2 30 Aug 12 14 Sep 12

Indiana 14 Sep 12 29 Sep 12 Iowa 15 Oct 12 30 Oct 12 Kansas

Season 1 6 Sep 12 21 Sep 12 Season 2 1 Oct 12 16 Oct 12

Kentucky 14 Sep 12 29 Sep 12 Louisiana 30 Aug 12 14 Sep 12 Maine 15 Oct 12 30 Oct 12 Maryland 14 Sep 12 29 Sep 12 Massachusetts 30 Sep 12 15 Oct 12 Michigan 11 Sep 12 26 Sep 12 Minnesota 30 Sep 12 15 Oct 12 Mississippi 30 Sep 12 15 Oct 12 Missouri 30 Aug 12 14 Sep 12

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DELIVERY

CCM

DELIVERY

Montana Season 1 14 Aug 12 29 Aug 12 Season 2 24 Aug 12 8 Sep 12 Season 3 4 Sep 12 19 Sep 12 Season 4 14 Sep 12 29 Sep 12

Nebraska 30 Sep 12 15 Oct 12 Nevada 31 Aug 12 15 Sep 12 New Hampshire 30 Sep 12 15 Oct 12 New Jersey 30 Sep 12 15 Oct 12 New Mexico 14 Sep 12 29 Sep 12 New York 30 Oct 12 14 Nov 12 North Carolina 14 Sep 12 29 Sep 12 North Dakota 19 Sep 12 4 Oct 12 Ohio 1 Oct 12 16 Oct 12 Oklahoma

Season 1 15 Jul 12 30 Jul 12 Season 2 30 Oct 12 14 Nov 12

Oregon Season 1 14 Aug 12 29 Aug 12 Season 2 14 Sep 12 29 Sep 12

Pennsylvania 30 Oct 12 14 Nov 12 Rhode Island 14 Sep 12 29 Sep 12

CCM

DELIVERY

South Carolina 31 Jul 12 15 Aug 12 South Dakota 30 Sep 12 15 Oct 12 Tennessee

Season 1 15 Oct 12 30 Oct 12 Season 2 15 Oct 12 30 Oct 12

Texas Season 1 15 Jul 12 30 Jul 12 Season 2 30 Aug 12 14 Sep 12 Season 3 30 Sep 12 15 Oct 12 Season 4 30 Oct 12 14 Nov 12

Utah 14 Sep 12 29 Sep 12 Vermont 30 Sep 12 15 Oct 12 Virginia

Season 1 14 Sep 12 29 Sep 12 Season 2 14 Sep 12 29 Sep 12

Washington Season 1 30 Aug 12 14 Sep 12 Season 2 14 Sep 12 29 Sep 12 Season 3 15 Oct 12 30 Oct 12

West Virginia 30 Oct 12 14 Nov 12 Wisconsin 30 Sep 12 15 Oct 12 Wyoming 14 Sep 12 29 Sep 12

1.4

Task Order Performance Period

The task order performance period for the acquisition and delivery of NAIP imagery in the Base Year 2012 is: Date of Award through December 31, 2012.

1.5

Photographic Periods

The photographic period for each project item area is listed in Paragraph 2.1, General Requirements. Several project item areas have multiple seasons (see Attachment 2, State Coverage Maps

, for detail information on multiple season dates). It shall be the Contractor’s responsibility to properly flight plan each area to acquire all imagery within the designated period.

2.0

PROJECT REQUIREMENTS

2.1

General Requirements

(a) The following task order deliverables shall be prepared and submitted by the Contractor:

(1) Quarter Quadrangle Image Tiles

(2) Compressed County Mosaics (CCMs)

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(3) Accuracy and Quality Control Reports

(4) Progress Reports

(5) Metadata and other text files

(b) All materials shall be prepared in accordance with IDIQ contract specifications and work statement (Section C), packaging and marking (Section D), inspection and acceptance (Section E), and delivery schedule (Section F) requirements.

(c) A product warranty shall be provided on all deliverables in accordance with

Section I-8, Warranty of Supplies of a Noncomplex Nature of the contract.

2.2

Project Flight Planning

The contractor is responsible for all necessary flight planning, including, but not limited to determination of exposure locations, altitudes, and flight directions, required to acquire the imagery. See section C-5.2, Flight Planning of the contract.

2.3

Imagery Acquisition

Digital acquisitions require the Contractor to comply with the technical requirements and specifications of this contract, and Attachment A: Specification for Digital Camera Based Acquisition which defines the essential elements in securing high quality direct digital imagery. The digital system shall be a tested, stable, geometrically calibrated system with appropriate documentation, suitable for use in the acquisition and production of precision photogrammetric orthoimagery, and in accordance with NAIP contract requirements.

2.4

Priorities for Project Item Areas

The Contracting Officer or Contracting Officer Representative (COR) may direct, by written order, certain project item areas or regions within those areas listed under a Contract Award Item to be acquired in a priority order, weather and ground conditions permitting. All reasonable effort will be directed toward providing a schedule of operations favorable to both the Government and Contractor.

2.5

General Requirements

The Contractor shall provide digital ortho-rectified imagery in accordance with the requirements specified in the following table.

STATE GROUND SAMPLE

DISTANCE

COLOR

TYPE1 ACQ PERIOD (2012)

Alabama 1-meter 4B 15 Jun - 15 Sep Arizona* 1-meter 4B 1 Jun - 31 Aug* Arkansas* 1-meter 4B 15 Jun - 15 Sep* California 1-meter 4B 15 Apr - 7 Aug (4)

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STATE GROUND SAMPLE

DISTANCE

COLOR

TYPE1 ACQ PERIOD (2012)

Colorado 1-meter 4B 1 Jul - 15 Sep (2) Connecticut 1-meter 4B 1 Jul - 15 Aug Delaware 1-meter 4B 15 Jun - 15 Aug Florida 1-meter 4B 15 Apr - 31 Oct (3) Georgia 1-meter 4B 25 Jun - 1 Sep Idaho* 1-meter 4B 10 Jun - 15 Aug* Illinois 1-meter 4B 1 Jun - 31 Jul (2) Indiana 1-meter 4B 15 Jun - 15 Aug Iowa 1-meter 4B 1 Jul - 15 Sep Kansas 1-meter 4B 15 Jun - 1 Sep (2) Kentucky 1-meter 4B 15 Jun - 15 Aug Louisiana* 1-meter 4B 1 May - 31 Jul* Maine 1-meter 4B 1 Jul - 15 Sep Maryland* 1-meter 4B 1 Jun - 15 Aug* Massachusetts 1-meter 4B 1 Jul - 31 Aug Michigan* 1-meter 4B 17 Jun - 12 Aug* Minnesota 1-meter 4B 1 Jun - 31 Aug Mississippi 1-meter 4B 15 Jun - 31 Aug Missouri 1-meter 4B 15 Jun - 31 Jul Montana 1-meter 4B 15 Jun - 15 Aug (4) Nebraska 1-meter 4B 1 Jul - 31 Aug Nevada 1-meter 4B 1 Jun - 1 Aug New Hampshire 1-meter 4B 1 Jul - 31 Aug New Jersey 1-meter 4B 1 Jul - 31 Aug New Mexico 1-meter 4B 15 May - 15 Aug New York* 1-meter 4B 1 May - 30 Sep* North Carolina 1-meter 4B 15 May - 15 Aug North Dakota* 1-meter 4B 20 Jun - 20 Aug* Ohio* 1-meter 4B 1 Jun - 1 Sep* Oklahoma* 1-meter 4B 15 Apr - 30 Sep (2)* Oregon 1-meter 4B 1 Jun - 15 Aug (2) Pennsylvania* 1-meter 4B 1 May - 30 Sep* Rhode Island 1-meter 4B 1 Jul - 15 Aug South Carolina 1-meter 4B 15 Apr - 1 Jul South Dakota* 1-meter 4B 1 Jul - 31 Aug* Tennessee 1-meter 4B 1 Apr - 15 Sep (2) Texas 1-meter 4B 15 Apr - 30 Sep (4) Utah 1-meter 4B 15 Jun - 15 Aug Vermont 1-meter 4B 1 Jul - 31 Aug Virginia 1-meter 4B 15 Apr - 15 Aug (2) Washington 1-meter 4B 15 Jun - 15 Sep (3) West Virginia 1-meter 4B 1 Jul - 30 Sep Wisconsin* 1-meter 4B 20 Jun - 31 Aug* Wyoming* 1-meter 4B 1 Jul - 15 Aug*

Legend: * A non-contractual flying preference has been requested by the state (see map in Attachment 2) 1 NC = Natural color; CIR = Color near-infrared, or 4B = 4-band multi-spectral

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3.0 ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS

3.1 Annual Representations and Certifications

Contractors shall complete electronic annual representations and certifications at http://orca.bpn.gov in conjunction with the required registration in the Central Contractor Registration (CCR) database. Contractors shall submit updates to the Online Representations and Certifications Application (ORCA) as necessary, but at least annually, to ensure they are kept current, accurate, and complete. The representations and certifications are effective until one year from the date of submission or update to ORCA. Please refer to Section K-1, Annual Representations and Certifications, FAR Clause 52.204-8 of the contract.

3.2 Small Business Subcontracting Plan

If applicable, all Contractors, except those certified as a small business concern, shall submit a subcontracting plan that separately addresses subcontracting with small business, veteran-owned small business, service-disabled veteran-owned small business, HUBZone small business concerns, small disadvantaged business and women owned small business concerns. The subcontracting plan shall be included and made a part of the resultant task order award and be negotiated with the Contracting Officer during the task order negotiation period. Failure to submit and negotiate the subcontracting plan shall make the offeror ineligible for award. Please refer to Section I-9, Clauses Incorporated by Reference, Small Business Subcontracting Plan, FAR Clause 52.219-09 of the contract.

3.3

Task Order Ombudsman

The Director of USDA-FSA-Aerial Photography Field Office shall serve as the Task Order Ombudsman and is responsible for reviewing complaints from the contractors and ensuring that all of the contractors are afforded a fair opportunity to be considered for task orders issued under this contract. The Task Order Ombudsman may be contacted at telephone (801) 844-2907, or mail to: Director, APFO, 2222 West 2300 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84119.

3.4 Availability of Funds (FAR 52.232-18, April 1984)

Funds are not presently available for this contract. The Government’s obligation under this contract is contingent upon the availability of appropriated funds from which payment for contract purposes can be made. No legal liability on the part of the Government for any payment may arise until funds are made available to the Contracting Officer for this contract and until the Contractor receives notice of such availability, to be confirmed in writing by the Contracting Officer.

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LIST OF ATTACHMENTS

Exhibit Description Page

Exhibit 1 State Data Table 10

Exhibit 2 Required Documentation (3 Pages) 11-12

Attachment 1: County Coverage Data (35 pages)

Attachment 2: State Coverage Maps (63 pages)

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EXHIBIT 1

State Data Table

STATE NO. of

COs AREA DOQQs NO. of

(SQ MI) EXP*

Alabama 67 54,531 3,482 7,037 Arizona 15 117,442 7,629 15,367 Arkansas 75 55,030 3,600 7,290 California 58 164,891 11,095 22,412 Colorado 64 107,651 7,423 14,959 Connecticut 8 5,768 413 858 Delaware 3 2,550 176 368 Florida 67 64,730 3,957 8,077 Georgia 159 61,440 3,913 7,912 Idaho 44 87,516 6,554 13,223 Illinois 102 59,028 4,131 8,348 Indiana 92 38,478 2,689 5,436 Iowa 99 58,733 4,239 8,592 Kansas 105 86,212 5,902 11,927 Kentucky 120 43,364 2,930 5,987 Louisiana 64 52,521 3,290 6,710 Maine 16 36,162 2,754 5,583 Maryland 24 13,080 902 1,889 Massachusetts 14 10,307 744 1,567 Michigan 83 64,620 4,846 9,946 Minnesota 87 87,625 6,791 13,742 Mississippi 82 50,776 3,236 6,500 Missouri 115 73,386 5,018 10,160 Montana 56 150,237 11,776 23,754 Nebraska 93 79,026 5,627 11,396 Nevada 17 107,377 7,454 15,040 New Hampshire 10 10,425 771 1,578 New Jersey 21 9,036 634 1,307 New Mexico 33 123,439 8,028 16,154 New York 62 53,073 3,880 7,921 North Carolina 100 54,397 3,582 7,335 North Dakota 53 72,238 5,712 11,546 Ohio 88 43,416 3,049 6,170 Oklahoma 77 73,061 4,815 9,769 Oregon 36 100,610 7,473 15,086 Pennsylvania 67 47,248 3,343 6,788 Rhode Island 5 1,619 116 248 South Carolina 46 33,277 2,152 4,382 South Dakota 66 79,962 5,992 12,114 Tennessee 95 45,364 3,000 6,142 Texas 254 274,703 17,277 34,783 Utah 29 87,040 6,032 12,145 Vermont 14 10,901 812 1,665 Virginia 100 44,886 3,031 6,214 Washington 39 72,408 5,718 11,578 West Virginia 55 26,664 1,831 3,745 Wisconsin 72 59,640 4,484 9,088 Wyoming 23 100,582 7,357 14,827

* Exposures are based on NAPP specification (i.e. 1:40,000 scale) and are provided for reference only

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EXHIBIT 2

Required Documentation

1.0

AIRCRAFT TO BE USED IN COMPLETION OF ITEM(S) IN THIS ORDER

In the space provided below, list all aircraft proposed for use on this task order.

Aircraft Make/Model

Registration No.

(Tail No.)

Operating Ceiling

Offeror Owned (check appropriate block)

[ ] Yes [ ] No *

[ ] Yes [ ] No *

[ ] Yes [ ] No *

[ ] Yes [ ] No *

[ ] Yes [ ] No *

[ ] Yes [ ] No *

* If the aircraft is/are not offeror owned, a written statement of availability from the owner of the aircraft must be enclosed. See Section C-4, Equipment Requirements.

2.0

CAMERA(S) TO BE USED IN COMPLETION OF ITEM(S) IN THIS ORDER

In the space provided below, list all cameras proposed for use on this task order. Current calibration report(s) must be enclosed or on file at the Aerial Photography Field Office.

Calibration Report Number

Make/Model

Serial Number

Offeror Owned (check appropriate block)

[ ] Yes [ ] No *

[ ] Yes [ ] No *

[ ] Yes [ ] No *

[ ] Yes [ ] No *

[ ] Yes [ ] No *

[ ] Yes [ ] No *

* If the camera(s) is/are not offeror owned, a written statement of availability from the owner(s) of the camera(s) must be enclosed. See Section C-4, Equipment Requirements.

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3.0 KEY PERSONNEL INTENDED FOR PERFORMANCE ON THIS ORDER

List all key professional and technical personnel intended to perform on this task order. List may include project manager, pilot(s), photographer(s), and key back-up or support personnel.

Name

Title

Education

Years of Experience

4.0

INCOMPLETE CONTRACTS AS OF DATE OF PROPOSAL

In the space provided below, the Contractor is requested to indicate the remaining work that may coincide or conflict with the work proposed in this task order.

Indicate by Linear Miles

Remaining Work - Winter Remaining Work - Summer

U.S. Government Contracts

All Other Contracts

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5.0

DIGITAL CAMERA APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS

Each offeror proposing to use a digital camera shall have on file with the Aerial Photography Field Office (APFO), or shall submit camera documentation for approval. Please refer to Contract Attachment A, Paragraph 4, Digital Camera Approval Requirements

, for digital camera approval requirements.

For each digital camera proposed to be used, please indicate which statement is correct:

[ ] Digital Camera Approval Requirements on file at APFO.

[ ] Digital Camera Approval Requirements submitted with offer.

7.0

CURRENT FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Offerors shall be required to provide a "current" financial statement. For purposes of this solicitation, a current financial statement would be the most recent annual report, updated, if necessary, so that information reflects the company's financial status over the past 6 months.

All data shall be certified by an authorized company officer as to its accuracy and veracity or be validated by an independent certified public accountant. If necessary, the Contracting Officer may request additional financial information.

Financial information received will be treated as confidential and will not be used for purposes other than evaluation of financial responsibility. Failure to provide this information may delay or prohibit the Contracting Officer from making an affirmative decision on the offeror’s responsibility. Please indicate which statement is correct:

[ ] Current financial statement on file at APFO.

[ ] Current financial statement submitted with offer.

NAIP-TO-3-12-1 ATTACHMENT 1

ATTACHMENT 1

COUNTY COVERAGE DATA

STATE: Alabama ACQ PERIOD: Jun 15 – Sep 15, 2012 TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 3,482

COUNTIES: 67

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Autauga 1001 59 16 Baldwin 1003 143 16 Barbour 1005 81 16 Bibb 1007 54 16 Blount 1009 60 16 Bullock 1011 53 16 Butler 1013 63 16 Calhoun 1015 59 16 Chambers 1017 54 16 Cherokee 1019 55 16 Chilton 1021 67 16 Choctaw 1023 74 16 Clarke 1025 102 16 Clay 1027 52 16 Cleburne 1029 61 16 Coffee 1031 57 16 Colbert 1033 57 16 Conecuh 1035 72 16 Coosa 1037 53 16 Covington 1039 91 16 Crenshaw 1041 57 16 Cullman 1043 66 16 Dale 1045 47 16 Dallas 1047 85 16 DeKalb 1049 69 16 Elmore 1051 63 16 Escambia 1053 88 16 Etowah 1055 56 16 Fayette 1057 58 16 Franklin 1059 62 16 Geneva 1061 65 16 Greene 1063 66 16 Hale 1065 65 16 Henry 1067 51 16 Houston 1069 52 16 Jackson 1071 92 16 Jefferson 1073 98 16 Lamar 1075 49 16 Lauderdale 1077 76 16 Lawrence 1079 66 16

Lee 1081 55 16 Limestone 1083 53 16 Lowndes 1085 63 16 Macon 1087 60 16 Madison 1089 70 16 Marengo 1091 85 16 Marion 1093 66 16 Marshall 1095 63 16 Mobile 1097 114 16 Monroe 1099 96 16 Montgomery 1101 70 16 Morgan 1103 59 16 Perry 1105 68 16 Pickens 1107 76 16 Pike 1109 63 16 Randolph 1111 53 16 Russell 1113 57 16 Shelby 1117 72 16 St Clair 1115 61 16 Sumter 1119 88 16 Talladega 1121 76 16 Tallapoosa 1123 68 16 Tuscaloosa 1125 105 16 Walker 1127 72 16 Washington 1129 92 16 Wilcox 1131 75 16 Winston 1133 59 16

STATE: Arizona ACQ PERIOD: Jun 1 – Aug 31, 2012 TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 7,629

COUNTIES: 15

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Apache 4001 828 12 Cochise 4003 432 12 Coconino 4005 1319 12 Gila 4007 368 12 Graham 4009 361 12 Greenlee 4011 151 12 La Paz 4012 331 12 Maricopa 4013 642 12 Mohave 4015 975 12 Navajo 4017 736 12 Pima 4019 665 12

Pinal 4021 384 12 Santa Cruz 4023 94 12 Yavapai 4025 601 12 Yuma 4027 403 12

STATE: Arkansas ACQ PERIOD: Jun 15 – Sep 15, 2012 TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 3,600

COUNTIES: 75

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Arkansas 5001 93 15 Ashley 5003 76 15 Baxter 5005 53 15 Benton 5007 73 15 Boone 5009 50 15 Bradley 5011 62 15 Calhoun 5013 58 15 Carroll 5015 58 15 Chicot 5017 69 15 Clark 5019 77 15 Clay 5021 52 15 Cleburne 5023 57 15 Cleveland 5025 53 15 Columbia 5027 66 15 Conway 5029 52 15 Craighead 5031 62 15 Crawford 5033 62 15 Crittenden 5035 67 15 Cross 5037 54 15 Dallas 5039 68 15 Desha 5041 79 15 Drew 5043 66 15 Faulkner 5045 62 15 Franklin 5047 58 15 Fulton 5049 47 15 Garland 5051 64 15 Grant 5053 55 15 Greene 5055 56 15 Hempstead 5057 70 15 Hot Spring 5059 65 15 Howard 5061 54 15 Independence 5063 71 15 Izard 5065 59 15 Jackson 5067 62 15 Jefferson 5069 75 15 Johnson 5071 63 15 Lafayette 5073 52 15 Lawrence 5075 54 15

Lee 5077 56 15 Lincoln 5079 57 15 Little River 5081 59 15 Logan 5083 70 15 Lonoke 5085 73 15 Madison 5087 71 15 Marion 5089 55 15 Miller 5091 59 15 Mississippi 5093 84 15 Monroe 5095 60 15 Montgomery 5097 63 15 Nevada 5099 55 15 Newton 5101 68 15 Ouachita 5103 63 15 Perry 5105 60 15 Phillips 5107 71 15 Pike 5109 55 15 Poinsett 5111 65 15 Polk 5113 78 15 Pope 5115 75 15 Prairie 5117 65 15 Pulaski 5119 74 15 Randolph 5121 58 15 Saline 5125 71 15 Scott 5127 80 15 Searcy 5129 66 15 Sebastian 5131 55 15 Sevier 5133 57 15 Sharp 5135 59 15 St Francis 5123 62 15 Stone 5137 57 15 Union 5139 85 15 Van Buren 5141 66 15 Washington 5143 78 15 White 5145 91 15 Woodruff 5147 57 15 Yell 5149 90 15

STATE: California ACQ PERIOD: Multi-season (see Atch 2) TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 11,095

COUNTIES: 58

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Alameda 6001 81 10 Alpine 6003 74 11 Amador 6005 67 10 Butte 6007 153 10 Calaveras 6009 99 10

Colusa 6011 113 10 Contra Costa 6013 79 10 Del Norte 6015 95 10 El Dorado 6017 155 10 Fresno 6019 483 11 Glenn 6021 111 10 Humboldt 6023 301 10 Imperial 6025 321 11 Inyo 6027 775 11 Kern 6029 574 11 Kings 6031 121 11 Lake 6033 130 10 Lassen 6035 381 10 Los Angeles 6037 335 11 Madera 6039 187 11 Marin 6041 65 10 Mariposa 6043 131 10 Mendocino 6045 294 10 Merced 6047 167 10 Modoc 6049 350 10 Mono 6051 266 11 Monterey 6053 275 10 Napa 6055 76 10 Nevada 6057 96 10 Orange 6059 74 11 Placer 6061 141 10 Plumas 6063 231 10 Riverside 6065 552 11 Sacramento 6067 99 10 San Benito 6069 124 10 San Bernardino 6071 1396 11 San Diego 6073 314 11 San Francisco 6075 15 10 San Joaquin 6077 126 10 San Luis Obispo 6079 265 10 San Mateo 6081 56 10 Santa Barbara 6083 233 10 Santa Clara 6085 114 10 Santa Cruz 6087 50 10 Shasta 6089 311 10 Sierra 6091 89 10 Siskiyou 6093 529 10 Solano 6095 90 10 Sonoma 6097 143 10 Stanislaus 6099 134 10 Sutter 6101 64 10 Tehama 6103 257 10 Trinity 6105 277 10 Tulare 6107 365 11 Tuolumne 6109 197 10

Ventura 6111 162 11 Yolo 6113 92 10 Yuba 6115 67 10

STATE: Colorado

TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 7,423

COUNTIES: 64

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Adams 8001 129 13 Alamosa 8003 68 13 Arapahoe 8005 65 13 Archuleta 8007 114 13 Baca 8009 215 13 Bent 8011 132 13 Boulder 8013 78 13 Broomfield 8014 9 13 Chaffee 8015 93 13 Cheyenne 8017 152 13 Clear Creek 8019 38 13 Conejos 8021 116 13 Costilla 8023 110 13 Crowley 8025 69 13 Custer 8027 77 13 Delta 8029 103 13 Denver 8031 28 13 Dolores 8033 97 12 Douglas 8035 76 13 Eagle 8037 143 13 El Paso 8041 185 13 Elbert 8039 158 13 Fremont 8043 131 13 Garfield 8045 271 13 Gilpin 8047 18 13 Grand 8049 169 13 Gunnison 8051 274 13 Hinsdale 8053 98 13 Huerfano 8055 144 13 Jackson 8057 148 13 Jefferson 8059 77 13 Kiowa 8061 144 13 Kit Carson 8063 190 13 La Plata 8067 152 13 Lake 8065 45 13 Larimer 8069 203 13 Las Animas 8071 385 13 Lincoln 8073 210 13 Logan 8075 167 13 Mesa 8077 262 12

Mineral 8079 78 13 Moffat 8081 384 12 Montezuma 8083 177 12 Montrose 8085 178 12 Morgan 8087 108 13 Otero 8089 102 13 Ouray 8091 57 13 Park 8093 182 13 Phillips 8095 55 13 Pitkin 8097 91 13 Prowers 8099 132 13 Pueblo 8101 200 13 Rio Blanco 8103 255 12 Rio Grande 8105 78 13 Routt 8107 205 13 Saguache 8109 256 13 San Juan 8111 40 13 San Miguel 8113 111 12 Sedgwick 8115 66 13 Summit 8117 66 13 Teller 8119 55 13 Washington 8121 205 13 Weld 8123 321 13 Yuma 8125 195 13

STATE: Connecticut ACQ PERIOD: Jul 1 – Aug 15, 2012 TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 413

COUNTIES: 8

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Fairfield 9001 70 18 Hartford 9003 77 18 Litchfield 9005 89 18 Middlesex 9007 45 18 New Haven 9009 74 18 New London 9011 74 18 Tolland 9013 48 18 Windham 9015 55 18

STATE: Delaware ACQ PERIOD: Jun 15 – Aug 15, 2012 TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 176

COUNTIES: 3

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Kent 10001 55 18 New Castle 10003 51 18 Sussex 10005 86 18

STATE: Florida ACQ PERIOD: Multi-season (see Atch 2) TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 3,957

COUNTIES: 67

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Alachua 12001 84 17 Baker 12003 53 17 Bay 12005 74 16 Bradford 12007 34 17 Brevard 12009 101 17 Broward 12011 96 17 Calhoun 12013 53 16 Charlotte 12015 63 17 Citrus 12017 59 17 Clay 12019 57 17 Collier 12021 167 17 Columbia 12023 67 17 DeSoto 12027 50 17 Dixie 12029 67 17 Duval 12031 77 17 Escambia 12033 76 16 Flagler 12035 43 17 Franklin 12037 72 16 Gadsden 12039 50 16 Gilchrist 12041 33 17 Glades 12043 79 17 Gulf 12045 58 16 Hamilton 12047 48 17 Hardee 12049 48 17 Hendry 12051 91 17 Hernando 12053 52 17 Highlands 12055 96 17 Hillsborough 12057 90 17 Holmes 12059 42 16 Indian River 12061 53 17 Jackson 12063 78 16 Jefferson 12065 58 17 Lafayette 12067 46 17 Lake 12069 101 17 Lee 12071 85 17 Leon 12073 63 16 Levy 12075 98 17 Liberty 12077 73 16 Madison 12079 64 17 Manatee 12081 73 17 Marion 12083 124 17 Martin 12085 59 17 Miami-Dade 12086 152 17 Monroe 12087 198 17

Nassau 12089 65 17 Okaloosa 12091 70 16 Okeechobee 12093 78 17 Orange 12095 83 17 Osceola 12097 119 17 Palm Beach 12099 163 17 Pasco 12101 68 17 Pinellas 12103 40 17 Polk 12105 146 17 Putnam 12107 68 17 Santa Rosa 12113 94 16 Sarasota 12115 57 17 Seminole 12117 38 17 St Johns 12109 62 17 St Lucie 12111 44 17 Sumter 12119 51 17 Suwannee 12121 61 17 Taylor 12123 89 17 Union 12125 29 17 Volusia 12127 112 17 Wakulla 12129 53 16 Walton 12131 95 16 Washington 12133 62 16

STATE: Georgia ACQ PERIOD: Jun 25 – Sep 1, 2012 TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 3,913

COUNTIES: 159

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Appling 13001 48 17 Atkinson 13003 35 17 Bacon 13005 32 17 Baker 13007 36 16 Baldwin 13009 29 17 Banks 13011 23 17 Barrow 13013 20 17 Bartow 13015 42 16 Ben Hill 13017 30 17 Berrien 13019 44 17 Bibb 13021 31 17 Bleckley 13023 26 17 Brantley 13025 44 17 Brooks 13027 46 17 Bryan 13029 49 17 Bulloch 13031 64 17 Burke 13033 78 17 Butts 13035 22 17 Calhoun 13037 33 16 Camden 13039 61 17

Candler 13043 26 17 Carroll 13045 50 16 Catoosa 13047 20 16 Charlton 13049 72 17 Chatham 13051 50 17 Chattahoochee 13053 29 16 Chattooga 13055 34 16 Cherokee 13057 41 16 Clarke 13059 17 17 Clay 13061 25 16 Clayton 13063 21 16 Clinch 13065 72 17 Cobb 13067 35 16 Coffee 13069 53 17 Colquitt 13071 52 17 Columbia 13073 35 17 Cook 13075 27 17 Coweta 13077 46 16 Crawford 13079 34 17 Crisp 13081 32 17 Dade 13083 21 16 Dawson 13085 25 16 Decatur 13087 50 16 DeKalb 13089 28 16 Dodge 13091 50 17 Dooly 13093 38 17 Dougherty 13095 33 16 Douglas 13097 21 16 Early 13099 46 16 Echols 13101 42 17 Effingham 13103 48 17 Elbert 13105 39 17 Emanuel 13107 68 17 Evans 13109 23 17 Fannin 13111 40 16 Fayette 13113 20 16 Floyd 13115 49 16 Forsyth 13117 30 16 Franklin 13119 32 17 Fulton 13121 57 16 Gilmer 13123 41 16 Glascock 13125 21 17 Glynn 13127 48 17 Gordon 13129 33 16 Grady 13131 47 16 Greene 13133 43 17 Gwinnett 13135 44 16 Habersham 13137 32 17 Hall 13139 48 17 Hancock 13141 49 17

Haralson 13143 30 16 Harris 13145 39 16 Hart 13147 26 17 Heard 13149 28 16 Henry 13151 36 16 Houston 13153 39 17 Irwin 13155 38 17 Jackson 13157 37 17 Jasper 13159 38 17 Jeff Davis 13161 36 17 Jefferson 13163 50 17 Jenkins 13165 36 17 Johnson 13167 33 17 Jones 13169 39 17 Lamar 13171 23 16 Lanier 13173 21 17 Laurens 13175 72 17 Lee 13177 39 16 Liberty 13179 54 17 Lincoln 13181 31 17 Long 13183 45 17 Lowndes 13185 49 17 Lumpkin 13187 31 17 Macon 13193 43 16 Madison 13195 34 17 Marion 13197 34 16 McDuffie 13189 31 17 McIntosh 13191 44 17 Meriwether 13199 44 16 Miller 13201 28 16 Mitchell 13205 48 16 Monroe 13207 38 17 Montgomery 13209 29 17 Morgan 13211 36 17 Murray 13213 37 16 Muscogee 13215 25 16 Newton 13217 32 17 Oconee 13219 22 17 Oglethorpe 13221 42 17 Paulding 13223 33 16 Peach 13225 19 17 Pickens 13227 24 16 Pierce 13229 34 17 Pike 13231 28 16 Polk 13233 33 16 Pulaski 13235 29 17 Putnam 13237 36 17 Quitman 13239 19 16 Rabun 13241 39 17 Randolph 13243 43 16

Richmond 13245 38 17 Rockdale 13247 19 16 Schley 13249 19 16 Screven 13251 59 17 Seminole 13253 30 16 Spalding 13255 25 16 Stephens 13257 22 17 Stewart 13259 42 16 Sumter 13261 46 16 Talbot 13263 43 16 Taliaferro 13265 23 17 Tattnall 13267 47 17 Taylor 13269 38 16 Telfair 13271 47 17 Terrell 13273 35 16 Thomas 13275 51 17 Tift 13277 26 17 Toombs 13279 37 17 Towns 13281 20 17 Treutlen 13283 23 17 Troup 13285 46 16 Turner 13287 27 17 Twiggs 13289 37 17 Union 13291 36 16 Upson 13293 33 16 Walker 13295 43 16 Walton 13297 35 17 Ware 13299 80 17 Warren 13301 33 17 Washington 13303 62 17 Wayne 13305 60 17 Webster 13307 25 16 Wheeler 13309 33 17 White 13311 24 17 Whitfield 13313 33 16 Wilcox 13315 38 17 Wilkes 13317 47 17 Wilkinson 13319 44 17 Worth 13321 49 17

STATE: Idaho ACQ PERIOD: Jun 10 – Aug 15, 2012 TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 6,554

COUNTIES: 44

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Ada 16001 103 11 Adams 16003 130 11 Bannock 16005 114 12 Bear Lake 16007 100 12

Benewah 16009 76 11 Bingham 16011 189 12 Blaine 16013 251 11 Boise 16015 179 11 Bonner 16017 196 11 Bonneville 16019 184 12 Boundary 16021 124 11 Butte 16023 200 12 Camas 16025 102 11 Canyon 16027 61 11 Caribou 16029 172 12 Cassia 16031 225 12 Clark 16033 169 12 Clearwater 16035 232 11 Custer 16037 434 12 Elmore 16039 268 11 Franklin 16041 72 12 Fremont 16043 180 12 Gem 16045 67 11 Gooding 16047 77 11 Idaho 16049 724 11 Jefferson 16051 99 12 Jerome 16053 61 11 Kootenai 16055 124 11 Latah 16057 103 11 Lemhi 16059 419 12 Lewis 16061 63 11 Lincoln 16063 115 11 Madison 16065 51 12 Minidoka 16067 78 12 Nez Perce 16069 95 11 Oneida 16071 117 12 Owyhee 16073 640 11 Payette 16075 46 11 Power 16077 129 12 Shoshone 16079 267 11 Teton 16081 52 12 Twin Falls 16083 175 11 Valley 16085 340 11 Washington 16087 140 11

STATE: Illinois

TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 4,131

COUNTIES: 102

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Adams 17001 82 15 Alexander 17003 34 16 Bond 17005 39 16

Boone 17007 30 16 Brown 17009 31 15 Bureau 17011 85 16 Calhoun 17013 38 15 Carroll 17015 59 16 Cass 17017 47 15 Champaign 17019 85 16 Christian 17021 67 16 Clark 17023 51 16 Clay 17025 48 16 Clinton 17027 47 16 Coles 17029 49 16 Cook 17031 97 16 Crawford 17033 44 16 Cumberland 17035 36 16 DeKalb 17037 63 16 DeWitt 17039 45 16 Douglas 17041 47 16 DuPage 17043 37 16 Edgar 17045 64 16 Edwards 17047 25 16 Effingham 17049 46 16 Fayette 17051 71 16 Ford 17053 49 16 Franklin 17055 48 16 Fulton 17057 86 15 Gallatin 17059 32 16 Greene 17061 53 15 Grundy 17063 49 16 Hamilton 17065 49 16 Hancock 17067 74 15 Hardin 17069 22 16 Henderson 17071 42 15 Henry 17073 76 15 Iroquois 17075 103 16 Jackson 17077 59 16 Jasper 17079 42 16 Jefferson 17081 51 16 Jersey 17083 40 15 Jo Daviess 17085 66 15 Johnson 17087 33 16 Kane 17089 50 16 Kankakee 17091 62 16 Kendall 17093 30 16 Knox 17095 72 15 La Salle 17099 109 16 Lake 17097 47 16 Lawrence 17101 36 16 Lee 17103 69 16 Livingston 17105 93 16

Logan 17107 60 16 Macon 17115 57 16 Macoupin 17117 80 16 Madison 17119 67 16 Marion 17121 56 16 Marshall 17123 47 16 Mason 17125 61 16 Massac 17127 28 16 McDonough 17109 56 15 McHenry 17111 54 16 McLean 17113 107 16 Menard 17129 33 16 Mercer 17131 57 15 Monroe 17133 41 15 Montgomery 17135 69 16 Morgan 17137 54 15 Moultrie 17139 33 16 Ogle 17141 71 16 Peoria 17143 59 16 Perry 17145 42 16 Piatt 17147 42 16 Pike 17149 82 15 Pope 17151 41 16 Pulaski 17153 27 16 Putnam 17155 22 16 Randolph 17157 60 16 Richland 17159 35 16 Rock Island 17161 55 15 Saline 17165 42 16 Sangamon 17167 78 16 Schuyler 17169 48 15 Scott 17171 30 15 Shelby 17173 75 16 St Clair 17163 61 16 Stark 17175 28 16 Stephenson 17177 54 16 Tazewell 17179 59 16 Union 17181 42 16 Vermilion 17183 78 16 Wabash 17185 31 16 Warren 17187 48 15 Washington 17189 53 16 Wayne 17191 60 16 White 17193 48 16 Whiteside 17195 57 16 Will 17197 82 16 Williamson 17199 40 16 Winnebago 17201 46 16 Woodford 17203 55 16

STATE: Indiana

TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 2,689

COUNTIES: 92

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Adams 18001 36 16 Allen 18003 68 16 Bartholomew 18005 43 16 Benton 18007 40 16 Blackford 18009 20 16 Boone 18011 45 16 Brown 18013 32 16 Carroll 18015 44 16 Cass 18017 44 16 Clark 18019 40 16 Clay 18021 35 16 Clinton 18023 44 16 Crawford 18025 35 16 Daviess 18027 46 16 Dearborn 18029 29 16 Decatur 18031 38 16 DeKalb 18033 40 16 Delaware 18035 42 16 Dubois 18037 48 16 Elkhart 18039 51 16 Fayette 18041 23 16 Floyd 18043 20 16 Fountain 18045 39 16 Franklin 18047 40 16 Fulton 18049 39 16 Gibson 18051 50 16 Grant 18053 35 16 Greene 18055 50 16 Hamilton 18057 42 16 Hancock 18059 32 16 Harrison 18061 49 16 Hendricks 18063 36 16 Henry 18065 42 16 Howard 18067 38 16 Huntington 18069 42 16 Jackson 18071 51 16 Jasper 18073 60 16 Jay 18075 48 16 Jefferson 18077 38 16 Jennings 18079 36 16 Johnson 18081 36 16 Knox 18083 59 16 Kosciusko 18085 51 16 Lagrange 18087 40 16

Lake 18089 53 16 LaPorte 18091 59 16 Lawrence 18093 40 16 Madison 18095 40 16 Marion 18097 36 16 Marshall 18099 48 16 Martin 18101 36 16 Miami 18103 32 16 Monroe 18105 41 16 Montgomery 18107 49 16 Morgan 18109 42 16 Newton 18111 42 16 Noble 18113 40 16 Ohio 18115 15 16 Orange 18117 40 16 Owen 18119 40 16 Parke 18121 47 16 Perry 18123 42 16 Pike 18125 37 16 Porter 18127 48 16 Posey 18129 43 16 Pulaski 18131 40 16 Putnam 18133 49 16 Randolph 18135 40 16 Ripley 18137 46 16 Rush 18139 42 16 Scott 18143 26 16 Shelby 18145 42 16 Spencer 18147 46 16 St Joseph 18141 55 16 Starke 18149 35 16 Steuben 18151 40 16 Sullivan 18153 50 16 Switzerland 18155 29 16 Tippecanoe 18157 44 16 Tipton 18159 28 16 Union 18161 16 16 Vanderburgh 18163 27 16 Vermillion 18165 33 16 Vigo 18167 38 16 Wabash 18169 42 16 Warren 18171 38 16 Warrick 18173 40 16 Washington 18175 49 16 Wayne 18177 44 16 Wells 18179 34 16 White 18181 51 16 Whitley 18183 33 16

STATE: Iowa ACQ PERIOD: Jul 1 – Sep 15, 2012 TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 4,239

COUNTIES: 99

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Adair 19001 63 15 Adams 19003 40 15 Allamakee 19005 67 15 Appanoose 19007 48 15 Audubon 19009 41 15 Benton 19011 64 15 Black Hawk 19013 56 15 Boone 19015 56 15 Bremer 19017 40 15 Buchanan 19019 63 15 Buena Vista 19021 63 15 Butler 19023 63 15 Calhoun 19025 49 15 Carroll 19027 56 15 Cass 19029 56 15 Cedar 19031 56 15 Cerro Gordo 19033 56 15 Cherokee 19035 56 15 Chickasaw 19037 48 15 Clarke 19039 45 15 Clay 19041 63 15 Clayton 19043 75 15 Clinton 19045 70 15 Crawford 19047 70 15 Dallas 19049 49 15 Davis 19051 54 15 Decatur 19053 54 15 Delaware 19055 56 15 Des Moines 19057 44 15 Dickinson 19059 45 15 Dubuque 19061 66 15 Emmet 19063 40 15 Fayette 19065 72 15 Floyd 19067 54 15 Franklin 19069 56 15 Fremont 19071 52 15 Greene 19073 63 15 Grundy 19075 50 15 Guthrie 19077 50 15 Hamilton 19079 50 15 Hancock 19081 63 15 Hardin 19083 48 15 Harrison 19085 63 15 Henry 19087 43 15

Howard 19089 48 15 Humboldt 19091 45 15 Ida 19093 37 15 Iowa 19095 48 15 Jackson 19097 68 15 Jasper 19099 60 15 Jefferson 19101 40 15 Johnson 19103 61 15 Jones 19105 48 15 Keokuk 19107 56 15 Kossuth 19109 97 15 Lee 19111 61 15 Linn 19113 72 15 Louisa 19115 41 15 Lucas 19117 40 15 Lyon 19119 64 14 Madison 19121 56 15 Mahaska 19123 56 15 Marion 19125 63 15 Marshall 19127 56 15 Mills 19129 43 15 Mitchell 19131 49 15 Monona 19133 74 15 Monroe 19135 40 15 Montgomery 19137 45 15 Muscatine 19139 44 15 O'Brien 19141 56 15 Osceola 19143 36 15 Page 19145 52 15 Palo Alto 19147 56 15 Plymouth 19149 89 14 Pocahontas 19151 56 15 Polk 19153 55 15 Pottawattamie 19155 96 15 Poweshiek 19157 54 15 Ringgold 19159 48 15 Sac 19161 55 15 Scott 19163 51 15 Shelby 19165 49 15 Sioux 19167 83 14 Story 19169 63 15 Tama 19171 72 15 Taylor 19173 48 15 Union 19175 40 15 Van Buren 19177 48 15 Wapello 19179 45 15 Warren 19181 55 15 Washington 19183 62 15 Wayne 19185 48 15 Webster 19187 73 15

Winnebago 19189 36 15 Winneshiek 19191 72 15 Woodbury 19193 77 14 Worth 19195 32 15 Wright 19197 63 15

STATE: Kansas

TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 5,902

COUNTIES: 105

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Allen 20001 48 15 Anderson 20003 56 15 Atchison 20005 51 15 Barber 20007 106 14 Barton 20009 80 14 Bourbon 20011 63 15 Brown 20013 56 15 Butler 20015 121 14 Chase 20017 72 14 Chautauqua 20019 60 14 Cherokee 20021 63 15 Cheyenne 20023 88 14 Clark 20025 83 14 Clay 20027 56 14 Cloud 20029 70 14 Coffey 20031 56 15 Comanche 20033 72 14 Cowley 20035 99 14 Crawford 20037 54 15 Decatur 20039 80 14 Dickinson 20041 78 14 Doniphan 20043 47 15 Douglas 20045 54 15 Edwards 20047 63 14 Elk 20049 60 14 Ellis 20051 80 14 Ellsworth 20053 60 14 Finney 20055 115 14 Ford 20057 95 14 Franklin 20059 49 15 Geary 20061 44 14 Gove 20063 96 14 Graham 20065 80 14 Grant 20067 48 14 Gray 20069 80 14 Greeley 20071 64 14 Greenwood 20073 97 14 Hamilton 20075 90 14

Harper 20077 80 14 Harvey 20079 50 14 Haskell 20081 48 14 Hodgeman 20083 77 14 Jackson 20085 60 15 Jefferson 20087 56 15 Jewell 20089 88 14 Johnson 20091 47 15 Kearny 20093 80 14 Kingman 20095 72 14 Kiowa 20097 54 14 Labette 20099 64 15 Lane 20101 66 14 Leavenworth 20103 45 15 Lincoln 20105 70 14 Linn 20107 63 15 Logan 20109 90 14 Lyon 20111 70 14 Marion 20115 77 14 Marshall 20117 80 14 McPherson 20113 80 14 Meade 20119 81 14 Miami 20121 54 15 Mitchell 20123 70 14 Montgomery 20125 64 15 Morris 20127 58 14 Morton 20129 72 14 Nemaha 20131 64 14 Neosho 20133 48 15 Ness 20135 88 14 Norton 20137 72 14 Osage 20139 64 15 Osborne 20141 80 14 Ottawa 20143 60 14 Pawnee 20145 69 14 Phillips 20147 80 14 Pottawatomie 20149 86 14 Pratt 20151 70 14 Rawlins 20153 96 14 Reno 20155 104 14 Republic 20157 70 14 Rice 20159 70 14 Riley 20161 67 14 Rooks 20163 80 14 Rush 20165 70 14 Russell 20167 80 14 Saline 20169 70 14 Scott 20171 72 14 Sedgwick 20173 85 14 Seward 20175 64 14

Shawnee 20177 57 15 Sheridan 20179 80 14 Sherman 20181 88 14 Smith 20183 80 14 Stafford 20185 72 14 Stanton 20187 54 14 Stevens 20189 64 14 Sumner 20191 99 14 Thomas 20193 96 14 Trego 20195 80 14 Wabaunsee 20197 77 14 Wallace 20199 80 14 Washington 20201 80 14 Wichita 20203 64 14 Wilson 20205 48 15 Woodson 20207 48 15 Wyandotte 20209 22 15

STATE: Kentucky

TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 2,930

COUNTIES: 120

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Adair 21001 44 16 Allen 21003 34 16 Anderson 21005 23 16 Ballard 21007 29 16 Barren 21009 51 16 Bath 21011 35 17 Bell 21013 40 17 Boone 21015 32 16 Bourbon 21017 32 16 Boyd 21019 22 17 Boyle 21021 24 16 Bracken 21023 26 16 Breathitt 21025 52 17 Breckinridge 21027 58 16 Bullitt 21029 36 16 Butler 21031 49 16 Caldwell 21033 40 16 Calloway 21035 39 16 Campbell 21037 22 16 Carlisle 21039 22 16 Carroll 21041 19 16 Carter 21043 45 17 Casey 21045 44 16 Christian 21047 63 16 Clark 21049 29 16 Clay 21051 48 17

Clinton 21053 25 16 Crittenden 21055 43 16 Cumberland 21057 34 16 Daviess 21059 49 16 Edmonson 21061 33 16 Elliott 21063 30 17 Estill 21065 29 17 Fayette 21067 35 16 Fleming 21069 38 17 Floyd 21071 45 17 Franklin 21073 25 16 Fulton 21075 32 16 Gallatin 21077 17 16 Garrard 21079 31 16 Grant 21081 29 16 Graves 21083 56 16 Grayson 21085 52 16 Green 21087 33 16 Greenup 21089 40 17 Hancock 21091 25 16 Hardin 21093 62 16 Harlan 21095 53 17 Harrison 21097 35 16 Hart 21099 45 16 Henderson 21101 51 16 Henry 21103 34 16 Hickman 21105 27 16 Hopkins 21107 59 16 Jackson 21109 37 17 Jefferson 21111 45 16 Jessamine 21113 22 16 Johnson 21115 32 17 Kenton 21117 21 16 Knott 21119 38 17 Knox 21121 41 17 Larue 21123 33 16 Laurel 21125 46 16 Lawrence 21127 46 17 Lee 21129 26 17 Leslie 21131 40 17 Letcher 21133 38 17 Lewis 21135 55 17 Lincoln 21137 38 16 Livingston 21139 41 16 Logan 21141 49 16 Lyon 21143 27 16 Madison 21151 45 16 Magoffin 21153 37 17 Marion 21155 41 16 Marshall 21157 36 16

Martin 21159 30 17 Mason 21161 30 17 McCracken 21145 30 16 McCreary 21147 45 16 McLean 21149 28 16 Meade 21163 40 16 Menifee 21165 23 17 Mercer 21167 29 16 Metcalfe 21169 29 16 Monroe 21171 39 16 Montgomery 21173 26 17 Morgan 21175 45 17 Muhlenberg 21177 48 16 Nelson 21179 48 16 Nicholas 21181 27 16 Ohio 21183 61 16 Oldham 21185 26 16 Owen 21187 41 16 Owsley 21189 25 17 Pendleton 21191 29 16 Perry 21193 43 17 Pike 21195 75 17 Powell 21197 23 17 Pulaski 21199 66 16 Robertson 21201 14 16 Rockcastle 21203 34 16 Rowan 21205 36 17 Russell 21207 32 16 Scott 21209 32 16 Shelby 21211 40 16 Simpson 21213 27 16 Spencer 21215 23 16 Taylor 21217 33 16 Todd 21219 40 16 Trigg 21221 50 16 Trimble 21223 21 16 Union 21225 40 16 Warren 21227 55 16 Washington 21229 29 16 Wayne 21231 48 16 Webster 21233 39 16 Whitley 21235 45 16 Wolfe 21237 29 17 Woodford 21239 24 16

STATE: Louisiana ACQ PERIOD: May 1 – Jul 31, 2012 TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 3,290

COUNTIES: 64

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Acadia 22001 61 15 Allen 22003 67 15 Ascension 22005 31 15 Assumption 22007 37 15 Avoyelles 22009 77 15 Beauregard 22011 99 15 Bienville 22013 70 15 Bossier 22015 80 15 Caddo 22017 86 15 Calcasieu 22019 95 15 Caldwell 22021 56 15 Cameron 22023 130 15 Catahoula 22025 79 15 Claiborne 22027 64 15 Concordia 22029 77 15 De Soto 22031 77 15 East Baton Rouge 22033 47 15 East Carroll 22035 50 15 East Feliciana 22037 40 15 Evangeline 22039 60 15 Franklin 22041 61 15 Grant 22043 63 15 Iberia 22045 68 15 Iberville 22047 62 15 Jackson 22049 51 15 Jefferson 22051 69 15 Jefferson Davis 22053 62 15 La Salle 22059 52 15 Lafayette 22055 29 15 LaFourche 22057 119 15 Lincoln 22061 46 15 Livingston 22063 61 15 Madison 22065 62 15 Morehouse 22067 79 15 Natchitoches 22069 112 15 Orleans 22071 42 16 Ouachita 22073 57 15 Plaquemines 22075 140 16 Pointe Coupee 22077 62 15 Rapides 22079 116 15 Red River 22081 37 15 Richland 22083 58 15 Sabine 22085 90 15 St Bernard 22087 100 16

St Charles 22089 39 15 St Helena 22091 32 15 St James 22093 27 15 St John the Baptist 22095 36 15 St Landry 22097 85 15 St Martin 22099 86 15 St Mary 22101 82 15 St Tammany 22103 92 16 Tangipahoa 22105 77 15 Tensas 22107 65 15 Terrebonne 22109 143 15 Union 22111 79 15 Vermilion 22113 107 15 Vernon 22115 100 15 Washington 22117 65 16 Webster 22119 63 15 West Baton Rouge 22121 24 15 West Carroll 22123 38 15 West Feliciana 22125 41 15 Winn 22127 85 15

STATE: Maine ACQ PERIOD: Jul 1 – Sep 15, 2012 TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 2,754

COUNTIES: 16

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Androscoggin 23001 55 19 Aroostook 23003 600 19 Cumberland 23005 112 19 Franklin 23007 173 19 Hancock 23009 197 19 Kennebec 23011 98 19 Knox 23013 86 19 Lincoln 23015 66 19 Oxford 23017 213 19 Penobscot 23019 342 19 Piscataquis 23021 383 19 Sagadahoc 23023 36 19 Somerset 23025 378 19 Waldo 23027 88 19 Washington 23029 275 19 York 23031 102 19

STATE: Maryland ACQ PERIOD: Jun 1 – Aug 15, 2012 TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 902

COUNTIES: 24

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Allegany 24001 48 17 Anne Arundel 24003 56 18 Baltimore 24005 69 18 Baltimore City 24510 11 18 Calvert 24009 30 18 Caroline 24011 40 18 Carroll 24013 49 18 Cecil 24015 45 18 Charles 24017 53 18 Dorchester 24019 74 18 Frederick 24021 66 18 Garrett 24023 62 17 Harford 24025 50 18 Howard 24027 30 18 Kent 24029 46 18 Montgomery 24031 56 18 Prince George's 24033 60 18 Queen Anne's 24035 54 18 Somerset 24039 52 18 St Mary's 24037 47 18 Talbot 24041 43 18 Washington 24043 57 18 Wicomico 24045 43 18 Worcester 24047 60 18

STATE: Massachusetts ACQ PERIOD: Jul 1 – Aug 31, 2012 TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 744

COUNTIES: 14

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Barnstable 25001 69 19 Berkshire 25003 91 18 Bristol 25005 66 19 Dukes 25007 28 19 Essex 25009 64 19 Franklin 25011 73 18 Hampden 25013 71 18 Hampshire 25015 63 18 Middlesex 25017 93 19 Nantucket 25019 14 19 Norfolk 25021 53 19 Plymouth 25023 80 19 Suffolk 25025 18 19

Worcester 25027 149 19

STATE: Michigan ACQ PERIOD: Jun 17 – Aug 12, 2012 TOTAL STATE DOQQs: 4,846

COUNTIES: 83

COUNTY NAME FIPS QQs UTM

Alcona 26001 66 17 Alger 26003 102 16 Allegan 26005 86 16 Alpena 26007 72 17 Antrim 26009 58 16 Arenac 26011 44 17 Baraga 26013 102 16 Barry 26015 56 16 Bay 26017 47 17 Benzie 26019 35 16 Berrien 26021 56 16 Branch 26023 48 16 Calhoun 26025 60 16 Cass 26027 48 16 Charlevoix 26029 74 16 Cheboygan 26031 77 16 Chippewa 26033 181 16 Clare 26035 54 16 Clinton 26037 54 16 Crawford 26039 54 16 Delta 26041 134 16 Dickinson 26043 73 16 Eaton 26045 63 16 Emmet 26047 59 16 Genesee 26049 60 17 Gladwin 26051 48 16 Gogebic 26053 130 16 Grand Traverse 26055 55 16 Gratiot 26057 63 16 Hillsdale 26059 62 16 Houghton 26061 109 16 Huron 26063 88 17 Ingham 26065 56 16 Ionia 26067 50 16 Iosco 26069 64 17 Iron 26071 115 16 Isabella 26073 63 16 Jackson 26075 60 16 Kalamazoo 26077 54 16 Kalkaska 26079 54 16 Kent 26081 81 16 Keweenaw 26083 88 16

Lake 26085 51 16 Lapeer 26087 66 17 Leelanau 26089 62 16 Lenawee 26091 70 16 Livingston 26093 63 17 Luce 26095 96 16 Mackinac 26097 130 16 Macomb 26099 52 17 Manistee 26101 60 16 Marquette 26103 184 16 Mason 26105 49 16 Mecosta 26107 63 16 Menominee 26109 109 16 Midland 26111 56 16 Missaukee 26113 63 16 Monroe 26115 62 17 Montcalm 26117 79 16 Montmorency 26119 56 16 Muskegon 26121 58 16 Newaygo 26123 90 16 Oakland 26125 83 17 Oceana 26127 59 16 Ogemaw 26129 56 16 Ontonagon 26131 133 16 Osceola 26133 54 16 Oscoda 26135 48 16 Otsego 26137 59 16 Ottawa 26139 56 16 Presque Isle 26141 67 17 Roscommon 26143 63 16 Saginaw 26145 72 16 Sanilac 26151 86 17 Schoolcraft 26153 124 16 Shiawassee 26155 56 16 St Clair 26147 73 17 St Joseph 26149 54 16 Tuscola 26157 81 17 Van Buren 26159 55 16 Washtenaw 26161 66 17 Wayne 26163 65 17 Wexford 26165 63 16

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