Scope_of_Work.pdf
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This scope of work document outlines requirements for noxious weed control services on four Bureau of Indian Affairs range units located within the boundaries of the Rosebud Agency in South Dakota. The selected vendor will provide chemical application to treat 1,007.7 acres identified with sulfur cinquefoil on Range Unit 194, 169.5 acres identified with common mullein on Range Unit 235, 384 acres identified with Canada thistle on Range Unit 251, and 238.5 acres identified with musk thistle on Range Unit 267. The project must be completed between May 1, 2024 and July 31, 2024. The vendor will be responsible for all labor, chemicals, equipment, transportation, and costs associated with the project. A final report and photos must be submitted upon completion. The point of contact for the Bureau of Indian Affairs is Albert Bordeaux Jr., who can provide maps, location points, and other necessary materials.
The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number 140A0124Q0014 for noxious weed control services for the Bureau of Indian Affairs Rosebud Agency in Mission, South Dakota.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs – Natural Resources (Range) Range Unit No. 194, 235, 251 and 267
Noxious Weed Control
SCOPE OF WORK
BACKGROUND
The Bureau of Indian Affairs, Rosebud Agency is on the Rosebud Sioux Reserva�on. This work will be in Mellete County, within the boundaries of Rosebud Agency.
Rosebud Agency manages 179 Range Units that consists of over 430,000 acres of grazing land on the Rosebud Reserva�on. There are addi�onal lands that are farm/pasture leases and there are Tribal Programs that assist in the management of the land as well. These tribal programs are Tribal Land Enterprise (TLE), Tribal Historic Preserva�on Office (THPO), and Sicangu Oyate Land Office (SOLO). It is common that throughout these range units that noxious weeds become an issue due to weather or grazing management. There are Range Units that have invasive issues while others occasionally get them.
Some of the common species of noxious weeds seen throughout the Rosebud Reserva�on include Canadian Thistle, Musk Thistle, Leafy Spurge, Sulfur Cinquefoil, and various species of Knapweed. There are permitee’s that have been seeking help or guidance from Rosebud Agency to assist in the control of noxious weeds.
GENERAL SCOPE OF WORK
The work will be to provide noxious weed control on the four Range Units iden�fied within the boundaries of Rosebud Agency. This work will include all labor, chemical, materials, equipment, tools, transporta�on, and all other necessary costs to complete the noxious weed control.
Vendor must be licensed for the applica�on of noxious weed control on federal lands. The project must be completed within the �meframe of May 1, 2024, to July 31, 2024. The chemicals to be used for each specific noxious weed, is the discre�on of the vendor.
Final report and photos must be submited by vendor when project is completed.
At a minimum, the project will consist of providing noxious weed control on the following Range Units.
• Range Unit #194 – Provide chemical applica�on for 1,007.7 acres iden�fied with the encroachment of Sulfur Cinquefoil.
• Range Unit #235 – Provide chemical applica�on for 169.5 acres iden�fied with the encroachment of Common Mullein.
• Range Unit #251 – Provide chemical applica�on for 384 acres iden�fied with the encroachment of Canada Thistle.
• Range Unit #267 – Provide chemical applica�on for 238.5 acres iden�fied with the encroachment of Musk Thistle.
The Point of Contact for the Agency will be Albert Bordeaux Jr., Mr. Bordeaux will assist contractor with maps, GPS loca�on points, and all other materials as needed.
Mr. Bordeaux may be contacted by email at, albert.bordeaux@bia.gov or by phone at 605-856-2334.
mailto:albert.bordeaux@bia.gov
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