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Bird Mitigation and Cleaning Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
697DCK-25-Q-00025
Issued by
Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Southwestern Region

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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for a bird mitigation and cleaning project at the QRJ Air Route Surveillance Radar (ARSR) facility in Jedburg, South Carolina. The solicitation (Number 697DCK-25-Q-00025) requires comprehensive bird deterrence services for a mission-critical air traffic control site experiencing significant bird interference. The scope of work includes pressure washing the catwalk and platform, installing approximately 10,000 square feet of bird netting, deploying two laser bird deterrent systems on communication towers, and installing 400 linear feet of bird shock track with two solar charges to prevent bird perching.

The project is being conducted by the Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration Southwestern Region, with strict requirements for contractor coordination, site access, and minimal operational disruption. The contractor must obtain necessary permits, provide a detailed project schedule, maintain site cleanliness, and coordinate all installation activities with local FAA facility personnel. The FAA will provide site access coordination and facility representative oversight throughout the project execution.

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QRJ ARSR Catwalk QRJ ARSR Platform Existing Communication Tower (Typical)

Photo 1: Existing communications towers at QRJ ARSR (Typical)

QRJ ARSR Platform QRJ ARSR Catwalk Existing Communication Towers

Photo 2: QJY ARSR, support building, and existing communication towers.

Photo 3: Birds perching on QRJ ARSR catwalk. (Typical)

Photo 4: Birds perching on communication towers at QRJ ARSR. (Typical) image3.jpeg image4.jpeg image1.jpeg image2.jpeg

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