SOW_Indiana__53_Stone_Big_Oaks_NWR.pdf

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IN BIG OAKS NWR Indiana #53 Crushed Stone
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This document is a Scope of Work for Indiana #53 stone procurement at Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge. The project involves purchasing Indiana #53 grade standard stone from a quarry, with the refuge using its own dump trucks for transportation. Potential vendors are required to submit a firm fixed price quote per ton, valid through 06/01/2026, with pickup coordinated through refuge management according to quarry operating hours.

Evaluation criteria for vendor selection include ability to meet specifications, travel distance, past experience, and price. The stone will be sourced for the Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge, located in southeastern Indiana near Madison. The solicitation (140FS226Q0014) invites vendors to provide competitive pricing for the stone, with the understanding that the refuge will handle its own transportation logistics.

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140FS226Q0014 Page 1 of 1 Indiana #53 Stone Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge

Scope of Work

PROJECT: Indiana # 53 stone for pick up (refuge will use their dump trucks to haul stone from quarry) for Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge, Madison, IN. Gravel pickup of #53 Indiana grade standard stone. Offers will be based on price per ton.

Location: Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge is located in southeastern Indiana near

Madison, Indiana.

Special Instructions:

Contractor will have to work with Big Oaks NWR management on date(s) allowed for pickup of stone (quarry hours of operation).

The quote needs to be a firm fixed price and valid through 06/01/2026.

Potential vendors will provide a quote of price per ton for pick up of Indiana #53 stone.

Evaluation criteria include ability to meet specifications, travel distance, past experience, and price.

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