Solicitation 127EAU26Q0010 - Containerized Seedlings.pdf

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0001 Grow and deliver 300,300 containerized ponderosa pine seedlings for the Prescott and Kaibab NFs.

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US Department of Agriculture (USDA)

Statement of Work

Contents Project

General Information

1.0 Scope of Work

2.0 Background

Contractor Requirements

3.0 Technical Requirements / Tasks

3.1 Contractor-Furnished Property and Services

3.2 Seed Supply

3.3 Seedling Lot Identification, Inventory, and Recordation

3.4 Measurements and Standards

3.5 Container Specifications and Standards

3.6 Lifting, Packaging, and Marking

3.7 Storage

4.0 Government Furnished

4.1 Government Furnished Seed

4.2 Seed Lot Information

5.0 Deliverables / Schedule

5.1 Delivery

5.2 Acceptance

5.3 Measurement and Payment

5.4 Surplus Seedlings

5.5 Performance Timeline

5.6 Communication on Final Seedling Orders

6.0 Attachments

6.1 2026 Detailed Seedling Sowing Request

Project Containerized Conifer Seedling Production – Southwestern US

General Information

1.0 Scope of Work

The Contractor shall produce one-year-old healthy greenhouse-grown containerized seedlings within the specified amounts and sizes, and in compliance with the terms, specifications, conditions, and clauses contained herein.

BASE ITEMS

Location Species Product

Delivery / Outplanting Type Amount

Anticipated Seedling Delivery Date

Kaibab NF PIPO 10 cu in plug Summer 125,000 01-Aug-26 Prescott NF PIPO 10 cu in plug Fall 108,600 01-Oct-26 Prescott NF PIPO 10 cu in plug Fall 66,700 15-Nov-26

OPTIONAL ITEMS

Item Holdover Seedlings beyond Anticipated Delivery Date (in grow container) Storage of Packaged Seedlings in Cooler Storage of Packaged Seedlings in Freezer Grow up to an additional 150,00 seedlings for delivery in 2027

2.0 Background

Seedlings must be grown from USFS-approved seed, and then ‘hardened off’ and ready to be shipped to the specified delivery sites by the specified dates. In the event of weather or other unforeseen delays on the National Forests, the seedlings must be able to be heldover, either in grow containers for a few weeks to months, or heldover and then packaged and placed in cold storage until the following spring.

Contractor Requirements

3.0 Technical Requirements / Tasks

3.1 Contractor-Furnished Property and Services

3.1.1 The Contractor shall provide all necessary records, tools, equipment, labor, materials, and laboratory tests needed to produce the requested amount of high-quality seedlings within the requested timeline.

3.1.2 The Contractor shall perform accepted horticultural practices currently in use in the forest seedling nursery industry necessary to produce high-quality seedlings within the timelines requested. These practices include but are not limited to watering, protective fencing, weeding and fertilizing the seedlings, and the application of mycorrhizae, herbicides, fungicides, and insecticides, to control and prevent weeds, pathogens, rodents and insects as meet standards of Arizona Department of Agriculture.

3.1.3 The Contractor shall ‘harden off’ seedlings (induce bud set early and encourage caliper and root growth) to meet specific delivery date, desired caliper size, and stem lignification for seedlings requested for fall planting. This may be achieved through industry standard practices such as the use of black-out cloth to shorten photoperiod, or the use of moderate moisture stress, fertilizer changes and/or exposure to ambient air temperatures. Seedlings should have a minimum of 2 months of shadehouse hardening prior to delivery.

3.1.4 The Contractor shall perform mycorrhizae inoculation of the seedlings during the hardening phase of the growth cycle. Contractor shall use MycoApply Injector Ecto (manufactured by Mycorrhizal Applications LLC). Contractor shall apply per manufacturer directions.

3.2 Seed Supply

3.2.1 The Contractor shall determine the quantity of seed needed to produce the requested number of seedlings, based on information to be provided. The maximum pounds of seed to be provided by the Government for individual seed lots can be estimated as follows:

Seed Required in lbs. = T x O x W x G S x P

T = total order (number of seedlings) Germ. Rate Seed/Cell O = oversow for falldown 1.15 (15%) 55 - 64% 4.0-3.6 W = seed waste factor 1.1 (10%) 65 - 74% 3.5-3.1 S = seeds per pound 75 - 84% 3.0-2.6 G - seed per cell (depending on germ. rate) 85 - 94% 2.5-2.1 P = purity factor (1.0) 95 -100% 2.0-1.6

3.2.2 The quantity of seed determined to be needed by the Contractor shall be subject to approval by the COR.

3.2.3 The Government will provide and deliver seed identified by lot number to the Contractor's nursery site not later than two weeks following the determination of seed quantity notification.

3.3 Seedling Lot Identification, Inventory, and Recordation

3.3.1 Seedling Lot Identification

A. Seed lot identity must be maintained through the stratification treatment, sowing, all stages of seedling growth, extraction and shipping stages. The standard Forest Service (FS) seed lot ID and codes, as well as the Forst/District name shown on the individual order, shall be included in the identification.

B. Sowing Table/Bed Identification - Contractor shall identify each table/bed or portion of a table/bed of seedlings with a bed marker using the correct FS seed source code from labels on seed lots delivered by the Government, or a nursery identification number referenced to the FS seed lot code.

a) Begin and end flags to distinguish lots

b) Seedling lot map

3.3.2 Inventories and Records - Provide the Government with inventories of stock on hand in accordance with the following specifications and schedule.

A. The inventory sample size shall be large enough to provide for a +10 percent standard error with a 95% confidence level.

B. Inventories shall include the following information:

a) Contract number and order number

b) FS seed lot identification

c) Nursery seed lot identification

d) Number ordered (M seedlings) by lot

e) Number of containers sown by lot

f) Gross and net seedlings per lot

g) Mean height (inches) – to be included with the final inventory due in September

h) Mean caliper (mm) – to be included with the final inventory due in September

3.3.3 Containerized Seedling Inventory Schedule:

A. For Summer Delivery / Outplanting:

a) Current inventory by April 1 of the calendar year in which sowing occurs, of live healthy seedlings (gross inventory) and those projected to meet contract specifications (projected net inventory).

b) Current and complete inventory, by July 1 of the calendar year in which sowing occurs, of projected shippable seedlings meeting contract specifications.

B. For Fall Delivery / Outplanting:

a) Current inventory by July 1 of the calendar year in which sowing occurs, of live healthy seedlings (gross inventory) and those projected to meet contract specifications (projected net inventory).

b) Current and complete inventory, by September 1 of the calendar year in which sowing occurs, of projected shippable seedlings meeting contract specifications.

C. For delayed orders, an Inventory of seedlings that were packaged, within 5 days after packaging

3.3.4 Records - The Contractor shall maintain and provide to the Government, upon request, a current record by dates, listing cultural work undertaken for this contract. Such records shall include date of seed stratification, sowing amounts, and dates of fertilization, fungicide treatments, herbicide treatments, mycorrhizal inoculation, root culturing, watering schedule, moisture stress measurements, electrical conductivity (EC) tests, and extraction dates.

3.4 Measurements and Standards

3.4.1 Seedling Measurement Standards - Stem and Lateral Branches - Seedlings shall be of good quality as evidenced by dark green color, stiff needles, a well-formed terminal bud or dense terminal rosette, absences of root, stem or top deformity, mechanical damage, disease, mold, insect or animal damage, and absences of chlorotic or short abnormal “bottlebrush” needles. All shippable seedlings shall have the top capable of maximum photosynthesis. All seedlings with defects lessening the vigor and predictability of a tree to survive and grow, shall be classed as a cull.

3.4.2 Height – Target height minimum is 4”. Ideal height is closer to 6”. Height will be measured from the cotyledon scar to the tip of the terminal bud to the nearest inch.

3.4.3 Roots

A. The roots should form a cohesive plug when extracted. The root mass and soil media shall remain intact when pulled out of the cavity and remain intact during normal handling associated with sorting and packaging operations. The seedling must be capable of being withdrawn from the container without being damaged.

B. The firm plug should be at least 5” long.

C. Point of reference for measuring root length commences at the cotyledon scar.

3.4.4 Caliper - Target caliper minimum is 3mm. Ideal caliper would be 4-6mm. Stem caliper will be measured at a point 2.0 mm below the cotyledon scar. Stem will be measured where the stem is round. No measurement will be taken at an interval swelling.

3.5 Container Specifications and Standards

3.5.1 Container Specifications are 10 cubic inch cell volume.

3.5.2 Container sanitization and seedling export practices will be in line with Arizona Department of

Agriculture’s Phytosanitary practices. Recommendations can be found at the following site:

https://agriculture.az.gov/about-us/divisions/plant-services

3.6 Lifting, Packaging, and Marking

3.6.1 General

A. Seedlings shall not be packed until appropriately conditioned (or ‘hardened off’) for outplanting.

B. Seedlings shall be fully watered. This should occur a maximum of five days before packaging.

C. Only one lot should be extracted at a time.

D. Seedlings shall be pulled from containers for packaging and wrapped with plastic or into https://agriculture.az.gov/about-us/divisions/plant-services wicket bags in bundles of 10 to 15 seedlings each.

E. No more than 250 seedlings shall be packed in any one box, or the box weight may not exceed

40 lbs, whichever is less. COR may require less seedlings/weight to be packed per box depending on box size and final average seedling size.

3.6.3 All seedlings shall be packaged in boxes meeting the following specifications:

A. Style: Waterproof fiberboard or water resistant cardboard. Full overlap top and bottom, with hand holes. Boxes must be lined with plastic bags to prevent moisture loss or drying while in cold or freezer storage.

B. Joint: Stapled and interlocking joints are acceptable.

C. Size: Maximum of 16" in height so that boxes are storable on existing Forest Service racks.

D. Containers shall be closed in a secure manner by banding, taping, or stapling. Self-locking and/or folding tops are permissible.

3.6.4 Labeling Boxes: All containers shall be labeled on one or more sides or ends. The label shall contain the number of seedlings per container, seed lot number, species, elevation band, date packed, and nursery name. The species and elevation band shall be large font and at the top of the label.

3.6.5 A packing sheet should be included with lot information and average seedling specifications for each lot.

3.7 Storage

3.7.1 General

A. Boxes of seedlings shall be arranged in such a manner as to prevent crushing, smothering, heating, or other physical damage.

B. For ‘Cooler’ storage: Packed seedlings must be placed promptly into cooler storage facilities and inside box/bag temperature maintained at 33-35 degrees F. Trees shall be kept at a temperature of 33-35 degrees F and 80 percent or higher relative humidity throughout the storage period.

C. For ‘Freezer’ storage: Seedlings delayed until spring outplanting must be packed, and then placed promptly into freezer storage facilities and inside box/bag temperature maintained at 28-30 degrees F. Trees shall be kept at a temperature of 28-30 degrees F throughout the storage period.

3.7.2 Summer Delivery/Outplanting: August

A. Provide ‘Cooler’ storage for a maximum of three days after packaging containerized seedlings.

3.7.3 Fall Delivery/Outplanting: October and November

A. Provide ‘Cooler’ storage for a maximum of five days after packaging containerized seedlings.

3.7.4 Delayed Spring Delivery/Outplanting: following spring (March-April 2027)

A. Provide cooler/freezer storage until Government is able to outplant seedlings the following spring.

a) If planting will occur within 5 weeks of packing containerized seedlings, then seedlings should be ‘Cooler’ stored.

b) If planting will occur >5 weeks after containerized seedlings are extracted, then seedlings should be ‘Freezer’ stored.

4.0 Government Furnished

4.1 Government-Furnished Seed - On most Requests, the Government will provide non-stratified seed to the Contractor. Upon award of each request, the Government will issue seed to the Contractor in quantities adequate to meet the requirements.

4.2 Seed Lot Information - The Government will provide the following information (as available) on all seed lots included in each Order: germination percent, number of seeds per pound, purity percent, species, seed zone and elevation, year of collection and year tested.

5.0 Deliverables / Schedule

5.1 Delivery

5.1.1 Seedlings shall be ready for delivery by the specified dates listed within this contract. Delivery addresses are as follows:

A. Kaibab NF: Jacob Lake Workcenter HC 64, Fredonia AZ 86022 B. Prescott NF: 4000 Katahn Drive, Prescott AZ 86305

5.1.2 All seedlings shall be delivered via enclosed, refrigerated trailers capable of maintaining temperatures of 40 degrees Fahrenheit (F) for fall planted seedlings.

A. If outplanting is delayed and seedlings must be heldover, the enclosed refrigerated trailers must be capable of maintaining temperatures of 33 - 35 degrees F for seedlings ordered for winter delivery and spring planting.

B. Refrigerated van temperature will be set by the Contractor. The Contractor will be responsible for the proper operation of the refrigeration unit and maintaining the property temperature within the van. Any malfunction of the refrigerator unit will be reported to the Nursery Manager immediately. The Contractor will be liable for the value of the tree seedlings if during transportation the seedlings become overheated 10 degrees above the preset temperature due to negligence in maintaining proper temperature or acquiring necessary repairs.

C. Government-furnished electronic data loggers shall be turned on, tested, and installed in boxes prior to shipment of seedlings.

D. No tree seedlings will be loaded or unloaded without Government or Government authorized receiving office present.

5.1.3 The Government will reimburse the Contractor on loaded mile basis according to the pricing furnished by the Contractor. Deliveries shall be made between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding official federal holidays and shall be scheduled with the COR a minimum of two business days prior to delivery.

5.1.4 Boxes shall be arranged in such a manner as to prevent crushing, smothering, heating or other physical damage.

5.1.5 Contractor shall prepare and provide a shipping ticket when seedlings are loaded or delivered.

The shipping ticket shall contain the contract number, seed lot number(s), number of boxes, number of seedlings per box, and total number of seedlings per seed lot. One paper copy should be given to the truck driver, and an electronic copy should be emailed to the Government at the time the truck leaves the loading dock.

5.1.6 The Contractor shall be responsible for all seedlings produced for the Government, until the seedlings are delivered to or picked up by the Government.

5.2 Acceptance

5.2.1 Acceptance by the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) of workmanship and individual seedlings shall be final.

5.2.2 Acceptance of work will be determined by the Contractor's compliance with terms, specifications, and workmanship required by this contract as observed by COR and determined by an inspection or test made at the nursery site, except as herein provided below.

5.2.3 Upon receipt of written notice from the COR that seedlings delivered do not meet contract standards and specifications, the Contractor shall within five days regrade any seedling lots found to be defective. The Contractor shall pay all costs involved, including labor and shipping.

5.2.4 If the Contractor fails or refuses to correct defective seedlings within five days or a longer period as the CO may designate the Government will reject the seedlings or accept them in accordance with FAR clause 52.212-4(a) at an equitably reduced price.

5.3 Measurement and payment

5.3.1 Measurement for payment will be made on the number of thousand acceptable live seedlings.

Payments will be made for the actual quantity requested or delivered up to the quantities shown in the Order. See Section 10 for information regarding overages/surplus seedlings.

5.3.2 Payment: When all seedlings have been delivered by the Contractor, final payment will be made for actual number of seedlings accepted up to the quantity listed in the Sow Request. This payment shall also include shipping, as well as cold storage costs and surplus seedling additions (if applicable), in this invoice.

5.4 Surplus seedlings

5.4.1 If the contractor produces seedlings in excess of the quantities specified, then the contractor will offer the excess seedlings to the Government. The Government will have the first opportunity to purchase all additional seedlings at the contract price.

5.4.2 If not requested within 30 days after the September inventory, the Contractor may retain or sell additional seedlings, without compensation to the Government.

5.4.3 Seedlings produced in excess of the quantities requested by the Government in the Order, (i.e., overruns in requested production) which are not sold will be disposed of at the Contractor’s expense or may be sold by the Contractor without further compensation to the Government.

5.5 Performance Timeline

5.5.1 Seedlings shall be ready for delivery to:

A. Fredonia, AZ on August 1, 2026 B. Prescott, AZ on October 1, 2026 and November 15, 2026 (seedling amounts specified within this contract)

5.5.2 The period of performance for this contract will be from issuance to completion of delivery, not to exceed 600 days for all items.

5.5.3 The following dates are deadlines set out in the other parts of this contract:

For SUMMER Delivery / Outplanting Type:

Month Activity

January 2026 Sow previously-stratified seed into containers April 1, 2026 Live/Count Seedling Inventory due to Government June 1, 2026 Begin to 'Harden-off' seedlings July 1, 2026 Final Size Seedling Inventory due to Government

August 1, 2026 Seedling Delivery to Forest

Ship Ticket containing final details on packaged seedlings.

Available upon shipment.

October 2026 If Seedling Outplanting is delayed: continue growing seedlings in grow containers until October/November

November 2026 - March 2027 If Seedling Outplanting is delayed: lift/pack/store/report seedlings until March 2027

For FALL Delivery / Outplanting Type:

Month Activity January 2026 Sow previously-stratified seed into containers July 1, 2026 Live/Count Seedling Inventory due to Government August 2026 Begin to 'Harden-off' seedlings

September 1, 2026 Final Size Seedling Inventory due to Government

October - November, 2026 Seedling Delivery to Forest

Ship Ticket containing final details on packaged seedlings.

Available upon shipment.

November 2026 - March 2027 If Seedling Outplanting is delayed: lift/pack/store/report seedlings until March 2027

5.6 Communication on final seedling orders: These may be made by telephone or in writing (e-mail). The order will specify, by lot, seedling quantities, and the date seedlings are to be delivered or picked up.

5.6.1 The Government will notify the Contactor at least seven days prior to the planned date of delivery of any changes to the final order.

5.6.2 If lifting will be delayed, then the Government will notify the Contractor at least ten days prior to the planned date of delivery.

6.0 Attachments

6.1 2026 Detailed Seedling Sow Request

BASE ITEMS

Location Species Product

Delivery / Outplanting

Type Amount

Anticipated Seedling Delivery Date

Kaibab NF PIPO 10 cu in plug Summer 125,000 1-Aug-26 Prescott NF PIPO 10 cu in plug Fall 108,600 1-Oct-26 Prescott NF PIPO 10 cu in plug Fall 66,700 15-Nov-26

Unit Mile

OPTIONAL ITEMS

Location Species Product

Delivery / Outplanting

Type Amount

Anticipated Seedling Delivery Date

R3 PIPO 10 cu in plug TBD at award 150,000 2027

Unit Mile

Item Seedling Delivery

Item Seedling Delivery

Item Holdover Seedlings beyond Anticipated Delivery Date (in grow container) Storage of Packaged Seedlings in Cooler Storage of Packaged Seedlings in Freezer

Unit (per Seedling rate)

Estimated Cost per Unit

Estimated Total Cost ea $0.00 ea $0.00 ea $0.00 Estimated number of Miles

Estimated Cost per Unit

Estimated Total Cost

1600 $0.00

Unit (per Seedling rate)

Estimated Cost per Unit (weekly rate)

Estimated number of seedlings

Estimated number of weeks

Estimated Total Cost ea 70,000 6 $0.00 ea 70,000 6 $0.00 ea 70,000 6 $0.00

Unit (per Seedling rate)

Estimated Cost per Unit

Estimated Total Cost ea $0.00 Estimated number of Miles

Estimated Cost per Unit

Estimated Total Cost

1600 $0.00