Statement_of_Work.docx

SCOPE OF SERVICES FOR

TERRESTRIAL LIDAR IN SUPPORT OF

JUMONVILLE GLEN BATTLEFIELD INVESTIGATION

FORT NECESSITY NATIONAL BATTLEFIELD,

FAYETTE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

SCOPE: The service provider shall perform the work of this contract for the National Park Service (NPS) as described below.

CONFIDENTIALITY: The information developed under this contract is the property of the U.S. government and shall be kept in strict confidence.

PERFORMANCE PERIOD: The work shall take place between September 26, 2022 and March 31, 2023, proceed in accordance with the schedule for submittals, and be completed no later than five months from the contract award.

PROJECT IDENTIFICATION: The work of this contract shall consist of the services described below for the referenced project. In all related documents, the project shall be referred to as Jumonville Glen Terrestrial LiDAR Project, Fort Necessity National Battlefield, Fayette County, Pennsylvania.

Reference numbers to be used on all documents:

NARP Project Number: FONE 2022 A

I. Introduction

The following scope of work (SOW) details the requirements for the terrestrial LiDAR and deliverables for the project. The NPS Northeast Archeological Resources Program (NARP) is seeking professional terrestrial LiDAR (3D laser scanning) services. The selected service provider (Contractor) will conduct a terrestrial LiDAR survey to obtain a point cloud and surface model (solid mesh) the interior, and top edges of the Jumonville Glen, part of Fort Necessity National Battlefield (FONE). The purpose of this work is to create a high-resolution 3D surface model of the interior of the Jumonville Glen to assist with contextualizing interpretations of data collected during future archeological investigations. The 3D model will be tied into existing 3D Elevation Program (3DEP) airborne LiDAR data for a complete three-dimensional topography of the area of interest. As a base for display and analysis of data collected during future archeological research, the 3D model and environment will enable an innovative interpretation of archeological evidence of the battle and engagement of troops within this landscape.

Survey shall be conducted over a total of four hundred (400) linear meters following the course of the Jumonville Glen. (Figure 1) The scanned data collected during the survey and final deliverables, including a report detailing field methodology and data processing techniques, will be delivered to FONE and the NARP upon completion of the project.

Background On May 28, 1754, Lieutenant Colonel George Washington and Tanacharison, a Seneca leader, lead a group of approximately 35 troops, a mix of Marines and Canadian militia, during a dawn attack against twenty-nine French soldiers and their Native allies in the glen. The skirmish lasted less than fifteen minutes and resulted in a victory for Washington, his first. The engagement between the English, French, and their Indigenous allies that day represented the beginning of the French and Indian War. The repercussions still echo through time.

Jumonville Glen, a unit of Fort Necessity National Battlefield, invokes a sense of foreboding and remoteness as it did in 1754. The glen sits atop a ridge line, a natural depression with a glaring, exposed rock face the French assumed would protect them from weather and detection. A nearby stream offers a supply of water. Having fallen away from the bluff, large boulders stand in the glen. Although timbered over one-hundred years ago the forest has matured with large oak, poplar and maple.

II. Purpose and Scope of Required Archeological Investigation

The purpose of the terrestrial LiDAR survey is to capture the existing conditions, site micro-topography, tree locations, and other features within the Jumonville Glen. Information gathered during the project will be used to assist the park in meeting its responsibilities under Section 110 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, as amended (54 U.S.C § 306102).

To accomplish these goals, terrestrial LiDAR of four hundred (400) linear meters following three (3) transects will be collected for a complete point cloud. The Contractor will establish and tie in scan data to geographical positioning systems (GPS) control that will enable project deliverable integration with existing 3DEP LiDAR data in Geographical Information Systems (GIS).

While vegetation may impact coverage, the primary goal of this work is to create the bare earth model of existing conditions. Enough scan locations shall be factored in with this goal in mind.

Scan data shall be collected:

1. Along the base, interior of Jumonville Glen

2. Along the top of the eastern Glen bluff edge with overlapping scan coverage down into the Glen

3. Along the top of the western Glen bluff edge with overlapping scan coverage down into the Glen

The entire glen must be scanned. The transects as identified in Figures 2 and 3 are based on existing 3DEP LiDAR, survey must follow the on-the-ground path of the glen. The Park Point of Contact (POC) will be available to show the Contractor the extent of the glen.

The following specific tasks shall be required under terms of this scope of work:

· Pre-Fieldwork

· The Contractor shall participate in a startup meeting to discuss project logistics, research and fieldwork methodology, site safety, schedule, and any other issues relevant to the successful execution of the tasks outlined in this scope of services. This meeting shall be held by video conference call with NPS staff from the NARP and FONE. Scheduling of all fieldwork activities must be confirmed by the NPS Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) and the FONE POC during this meeting. The Contractor shall supply the call agenda via email no later than twenty-four (24) hours prior to the startup meeting. The Contractor shall deliver NPS comprehensive call notes via email no later than twenty-four (24) hours following the completion of the startup meeting (excluding holidays and weekends).

· During the startup meeting the Contractor and NPS shall discuss the scanning survey methodology. NARP Technical Inspector, Meg Wilkes, Ph.D. shall be available to work with the Contractor to refine and finalize the scanning survey methodology. The finalized written survey methodology must be delivered to the Park POC, COR, and NARP Technical Inspector via email no later than seven (7) calendar days prior to the start of fieldwork. For the purposes of creating a base bid, offerors shall anticipate surveying a full project area encompassing four hundred (400) linear meters.

· A detailed site safety plan must be prepared by the Contractor prior to initiation of on-site fieldwork. This plan shall include but is not limited to location and phone numbers of emergency services, information about whom to contact if certain services are required, and measures that shall be taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and other infectious diseases. The plan should consider the likelihood that hazards such as poison ivy and biting insects are present. Appropriate clothing, footwear, and personal protective equipment shall be worn by all Contractor staff during the performance of the fieldwork task. The safety plan shall be submitted to the Park POC and Contracting Officers Representative (COR) no later than seven (7) calendar days following the initial startup meeting with NPS.

· Potential offerors shall include in their proposals a list of proposed project personnel, including their assigned roles and responsibilities, and CVs for main project personnel. Proposed personnel must demonstrably possess the necessary training and expertise in conducting terrestrial LiDAR survey and processing resulting data.

· Field 3D Laser Scan Survey

· The terrestrial LiDAR survey shall use target-based scanning for coverage of the survey area. Control can be supplemented with scan-to-scan overlap control where sightlines allow. Terrestrial LiDAR will also collect High Dynamic Range (HDR) color imagery integrated in to point cloud data. The contouring, or surface mesh definition, shall be ≤ 3 cm resolution, knowing interpolation between shadow areas will be required.

· The Contractor shall establish site control using sub-meter GPS technology and tie scan data to it. The Contractor shall use the NAD 1983 (2011) UTM Zone 17N coordinate system. Coordinate locations of all site control points shall be prepared to be published in an appendix to the final report. All GPS data and metadata shall be returned to the park and NARP no later than delivery of the final report. The COR shall provide the Contractor with NPS Interior Region 1 guidance for the preparation of GIS data and metadata via email no later than the date of the start-up meeting.

· Scan data with HDR color imagery will be collected along the bottom, and on the top edges of Glen. Using target-based scanning, scan stations shall be included that will enable ≤ 3 cm resolution. Survey grade laser scanners such as Leica P Series or equivalent shall be used.

· Scan point cloud data shall be processed to remove all surface obstacles to create a bare earth surface model (solid mesh) with associated HDR color imagery representing the surface.

· Potential offerors who are able to include ArcGIS Pro hillshade compatible format will be rated more favorably.

· 120 seconds of animated flythroughs of a combination of intensity and color mapped point cloud and bare earth model will be produced with input from project COR.

· The Contractor shall include in the draft and final reports recommendations for free display software for viewing and manipulating the mesh and color.

· Any modification of the methods outlined within this scope of services, especially, but not limited to any modification which may result in a reduction in the quantity of services provided under contract, must be made in consultation with the Contracting Officer (CO) and COR. The Contractor must receive written permission to proceed from the CO before any modification to project methods are implemented.

· General Fieldwork Documentation and Procedures

· The following field records shall be maintained: field notes and other documentation related to the scanning. An accession number shall be assigned to the Contractor by FONE staff no later than seven (7) calendar days following the initial startup meeting between the Contractor and NPS. This accession number must appear on all field forms, photographs, field notes, as well as the draft and final reports. All associated documentation shall bear this number from the point of collection in the field. All original field documents and other associated documentation must be returned to FONE no later than delivery of the final report.

· All GIS data and metadata prepared by the Contractor during the life of this project must also be returned to FONE and to NARP as part of the final deliverables. The Contractor shall coordinate with FONE and NARP prior to submission of the draft final report to schedule an inspection. Draft GIS deliverables shall be submitted by the Contractor to NARP for inspection at the same time the draft final report is submitted. Depending on size, all draft GIS data and metadata shall be submitted by the Contractor on an external hard drive and mailed to NARP.

· Field photography shall be taken during the investigation to document field conditions and crew activities. The Contractor shall expect to include these photographs in the draft and final reports. At the conclusion of the project, all photographs must be returned to the park for permanent curation.

· If human remains be encountered during the investigation, the park POC, Superintendent, and COR must be notified as soon as the discovery is made. Work in that area must be discontinued until Tribal consultation takes place. The remains shall be treated per NAGPRA protocols. All consultation and communication with associated Native stakeholders shall be conducted by NPS.

· Reporting and Deliverables The Contractor for this project shall be responsible for preparing draft and final reports that fully document the 3D laser scan survey performed under this scope of work. Specific report and submission products required under terms of this scope are as follows:

DRAFT Report

· A draft report of the 3D laser scan survey consistent with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and Guidelines for Archeology and Historic Preservation (Appendix C, DO-28, 1997) and following the relevant reporting format outlined in the Guidelines for Archaeological Investigations in Pennsylvania (2021). The report must include the following sections:

Link to Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Office Guidelines: Guidelines for Archaeological Investigations.pdf (pa.gov)

a) Summary

b) Introduction

c) Research background

d) Research Design and Field Methods

e) Data Processing Software and Methods

f) Recommendations

g) Other sections. The report shall also include a bibliography of sources cited, a table of contents, and lists of figures, tables, as appropriate.

h) Appendices. Detailed below.

The following information specific to the 3D laser scan survey shall be included in the draft report:

· A description of the survey control established for tying the 3D laser scan deliverables to NAD 83 (2011) UTM Zone 17N, including the coordinate pair and associate metadata regarding quality of data.

· A description of 3D laser scan survey methods and equipment.

· Descriptive figures including photographs of data collection and crew activities, a plan map of the site with 3D laser scan boundaries identified, and examples of the final surface mesh and color models for each area scanned. All figures must be integrated within the main body of the report, rather than at the end, and must be logically placed following the appropriate sections in which they are discussed.

· Data processing software and techniques.

· In addition to the text sections listed above, the report must include appendices:

· A registration report on the quality of scan location registration

· Metadata for data delivered

· GPS coordinates associated with GPS control established

· Vitae’s of the Principle Investigator, Field Supervisor.

· All digital data shall be a deliverable on an external drive. All digital data must be submitted with associated metadata.

· The citation style for bibliographic references and footnotes shall follow those established by the Society for American Archaeology and the Society for Historical Archaeology. The Contractor must obtain permission from copyright owners for all copyrighted material reproduced in the report.

· The following statement must be included in the report and any other publications developed as a result of this contractual agreement:

· “This report was accomplished with assistance from the U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service. The statement, findings, conclusions, recommendations, and other data in this report are solely those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service.”

· This draft shall carry pagination and shall be complete in every respect and shall meet all content requirements stated in this scope of work. No more than 25 typos observed in any draft upon review shall be accepted. Drafts containing greater than 25 typos shall be returned to the Contractor without further review and shall be categorized as unaccepted.

· Draft final report drawings shall include English and metric scales. All drawings shall be rendered at a scale adequate to fully document the site and work accomplished.

· All drawings shall be prepared to accommodate reduced size reproductions. The selection of shadings, cross-hatching and other drawing conventions shall be such that reduced-size reproductions are legible.

· The draft report must be provided to the NPS within twenty-one (21) calendar days of completion of fieldwork. The Contractor shall transmit the report via email in Word and PDF formats to the COR and park POC.

· Drafts of project data deliverables shall be submitted at the same time as the draft report for review and comments. Draft data deliverables include:

· Decimated and undecimated data sets of point cloud data (≤3 cm resolution) in .las and .e57 format,

· A solid mesh bare earth surface model in .dxf, .obj, and .stl formats, and

· Video fly throughs (120 seconds) in .mp4 format.

FINAL Report & Deliverables

The Contractor shall prepare a final technical report which shall include all components required to be included in the draft report deliverable, but also reflect edits, changes, or additions in response to NPS’ review of the draft technical report. The Contractor shall deliver a final report to NPS for inspection via email no later than twenty-one (21) calendar days following receipt of NPS’ comments based on their inspection of the draft technical report.

· The final report is expected to be of publishable quality and must be composed of original research. Plagiarism or material cited improperly shall not be accepted. This draft shall carry pagination and shall be complete in every respect and shall meet all content requirements stated in this scope of work. This document shall fully illustrate the work, methods, and conclusions in maps, figures, and photographs.

· Upon receiving the electronic version of the final technical report, NPS shall inspect the document to ensure the Contractor has adequately responded to and incorporated NPS’ comments. If evaluated as acceptable, NPS shall notify the Contractor to categorize the technical report as final and deliver all final deliverables identified within this scope of services.

· The Contractor shall deliver electronic copies of the final technical report to NARP and FONE via email. Electronic copies shall be mailed by the Contractor to FONE and NARP on external hard drives. The Contractor shall also mail two (2) printed and bound copies of the final technical report to NARP and two (2) printed and bound copies of the final technical report to FONE. A third printed but unbound copy of the report must be included along with all original associated documentation and delivered to FONE no later than the final date of the period of performance.

· The Contractor shall submit to NARP and FONE all digital photographs on compact disk (CD) in lossless compression format (e.g. TIFF or PNG – JPEG is NOT acceptable). Included with the submission of all photographs in digital format shall be a pdf document with written identifying descriptions of all digital photographs included in the collection. Additionally, included as part of the project associated documentation, the Contractor shall submit a printed contact sheets of all project photographs taken during the performance of the work outlined in this scope of services, and shall include with the contact sheets a printed copy of the written identifying photograph descriptions. All digital photographs generated during the performance of the tasks outlined in this scope of services shall be submitted to FONE and NARP no later than the Contractor’s submission of the final report.

· All original associated documentation shall be marked in pencil with the assigned project accession number and delivered housed to agency standards (NPS Museum Handbook) to FONE no later than the end of the contract period of performance. No later than the date of submission of the final report, the Contractor shall coordinate with the COR and FONE Cultural Resources POC to deliver all associated documentation to the park. Additional information regarding approved packaging materials shall be made available upon the request of the Contractor via email to the COR and park POC.

III. General Stipulations

· The service provider shall provide all personnel, equipment, insurance, and services to perform all tasks necessary to perform the fieldwork, and reporting/documentation, and 3D laser scan work described in this scope of work.

· Metric measurements shall be required for all work.

· The investigation schedule must be coordinated with the park to ensure safe visitor access.

· The Contractor’s terrestrial LiDAR team must include a Field Supervisor that meets professional qualifications standards outlined in the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards and Guidelines for Archeology and Historic Preservation (Appendix C, DO-28, 1997).

· The person identified as the Field Director must be present at all times during the field investigation phase of the project. If this person is absent at any time during the field investigation phase, NPS shall require that fieldwork be terminated until that person, or an agreed-upon replacement, is on site. The National Park Service shall not be responsible for any costs incurred by the Contractor as the result of suspension of work from the absence of this designated individual.

· All work shall be technically accurate, performed according to accepted professional guidelines, and in compliance with all appropriate federal legislation (including Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and implementing regulations); state standards/guidelines, and internal NPS policies including DO-28, Cultural Resource Management Guidelines.

· The Contractor shall assume that the NPS shall be responsible for all consultation and direct communication with the SHPO and Tribal Historic Preservation Officers (THPO), and for printing, signing, and mailing all correspondence and letters to the SHPOs and THPOs. Information for such consultations, however, may be requested from the Contractor as necessary, and professional technical support needed for meetings or presentations may be required.

· The Contractor shall provide maximum protection, take every reasonable measure and exercise care to prevent damage to existing historic structures, contemporary structures, landscapes, subsurface archeological features, roads, walkways, utilities, and other parks facilities. All unauthorized damage to site features by the Contractor shall be repaired by the Contractor under the direction of the Contracting Officer at no additional expense to the Government.

· All applicable OSHA safety standards shall be followed.

· Any surface artifacts identified shall be left in place. The Contractor will immediately contact the Park POC and COR to alert them and show them the location of the artifacts.

· The National Park Service has royalty-free, irrevocable, and non-exclusive license to field notes, raw data, images, manuscripts, and reports for non-profit NPS uses (FAR 52.227-14), including educational, archival, and research uses. These materials may be used, reproduced and displayed for these purposes in any and all mediums including, but not limited to, the World Wide Web.

· The National Park Service has exclusive ownership of digital data produced as part of this project. Any intended use or display of these data by the Contractor must be approved by FONE and NARP.

IV. Project Orientation The NPS Major Acquisition Buying Office (MABO) shall designate a Contracting Officer for this project. Approval of changes in the work that might result in adjustments in cost to Government and/or Contract time, and the approval of payment requests are reserved for the Contracting Officer. The acceptance of any change affecting price, terms, or delivery by the Contractor without the specific approval of payment requests, is reserved for the Contracting Officer.

William Griswold Ph.D, RPA, Northeast Archeological Resource Program Archeologist and Regional ARPA Coordinator, is designated as the Contracting Officer’s Representative for this project. Dr. Griswold shall serve as the primary point of contact regarding this scope and shall serve as primary reviewer for project submittals. Dr. Griswold must be included (or copied) on all conversations or emails exchanged subject to this contract. The contract must be conducted according to the terms and conditions of this scope unless prior written arrangements are made with the COR.

Brian Reedy, Chief of Interpretation, FONE Site Manager shall serve as the Park Point of Contact. He shall provide general coordination and oversight. All fieldwork scheduling and project logistics shall be coordinated with the POC, or other park personnel as designated by the Superintendent. Mr. Reedy must also be included or copied on all conversations or emails exchanged subject to this contract.

Meg Wilkes, Ph.D., RPA, Northeast Archeological Resource Program Archeologist and Regional CRIS-AR Coordinator, shall serve as technical inspector for all aspects of the 3D laser scan data and deliverables.

All fieldwork scheduling and project logistics shall be coordinated with FONE personnel designated by the Superintendent of the park.

Contact Information

Contracting Officer (CO) Jody Auerbach 267-538-1416 Jody_Auerbach@nps.gov

Contract Specialist (CS) Debbie Coles 540-677-0325 Debbie_Coles@nps.gov

Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) Bill Griswold, Archeologist (COR)

(267) 463-3148 william_griswold@nps.gov

Primary Park Point of Contact (Park POC) Brian Reedy, Chief of Interpretation, Site Manager Fort Necessity National Battlefield, Western Parks of Pennsylvania

(724) 970-4472 brian_reedy@nps.gov

Other Park Points of Contact Stephen Clark, Superintendent Fort Necessity National Battlefield, Western Parks of Pennsylvania stephen_m_clark@nps.gov

Colleen Curry, Chief, Resource Management Division Fort Necessity National Battlefield, Western Parks of Pennsylvania

(814) 232-7675 colleen_curry@nps.gov

Project Technical Inspector Meg Wilkes, Archeologist (Technical Inspector) Northeast Archeological Resource Program

(978) 770-8169 margaret_wilkes@nps.gov

V. Project Deliverables and Schedule

· Project Deliverables

Reporting tasks identified eight (8) deliverable products for this investigation. These are as follows:

DRAFT REPORT: To be submitted following NPS secure data transfer guidelines.

1. Archeology Draft Final Report for NPS review– Due twenty-one (21) calendar days after the conclusion of fieldwork.

2. Drafts of terrestrial LIDAR scan project data deliverables for NPS review- Due twenty-one (21) calendar days after the conclusion of fieldwork.

a. DRAFT point cloud data (≤3 cm resolution)

b. DRAFT solid mesh bare earth surface model

c. DRAFT video fly throughs (120 seconds) with recommended free viewing software

FINAL REPORT: Due twenty-one (21) calendar days after the issuance of comments by reviewing agencies.

3. Archeology Final Report incorporating any NPS and consulting party comments four (4) printed and bound final copies, one (1) printed but unbound copy, electronic copies in Word and Adobe PDF format on external hard drives mailed.

4. Decimated and undecimated data sets of point cloud data in .las and .e57 format,

5. Solid mesh bare earth surface model in .dxf, .obj, and .stl formats,

6. Video fly throughs (120 seconds) in .mp4 format.

7. Three (3) external hard drives that include the digital project data mailed.

8. All original project associated documentation delivered to FONE. All photograph contact sheets, photograph descriptions, and all digital photographs delivered to FONE and NARP on CD.

Any deviation from this schedule must be approved in writing by the Contracting Officer’s designated representative prior to the original deadline.

· Schedule

Day 1: Contract Award Complete Project Fieldwork, on or before thirty (30) days after award.

Draft Report, and draft deliverables, on or before twenty-one (21) days after fieldwork.

Final Report, on or before twenty-one (21) days after receiving NPS comments on Draft Report.

All final deliverables received and accepted, no later than final date of period of performance.

VI. Fee and Payment

Payments to the service provider shall be made on the basis of proper and acceptable invoices submitted for services completed by the service provider.

· 25% of total upon completion of the fieldwork.

· 25% of total when draft final report and required deliverables are accepted.

· 50% when the NPS has received and accepted all required deliverables.

Travel costs and all other direct costs shall be included in the firm fixed price for the work.

The Government obligation for performance of this task order beyond this phase is contingent upon the Government’s needs and availability of funds from which payment for contract purposes can be made. No legal liability on the part of the Government for any payment may arise for performance under this contract beyond the amount that has been authorized through the issuance of written instruction.

VII. Technical Evaluation Criteria Potential offerors shall prepare firm fixed-price proposals for the completion of the project described in this scope of services. Proposals shall be evaluated on a Best Value - Tradeoff basis. Technical Capabilities/Methodology/Approach, and Relevant Experience are listed in descending order of importance, and when combined are more important than price. The Evaluation criteria include (FAR 15.304):

1. Technical Capability/Methodology of Approach for Providing Services

2. Experience Including Key Personnel

3. Price

The Contractor shall include in their proposal the following:

1. Technical Capability/Methodology of Approach for Providing Services The successful offeror shall have demonstrated in their proposal an understanding and suitability of approach towards the requested services. They shall also list demonstrated successful performance with similar federal projects, with particular attention to National Park Service lands, particularly in the Northeast Region, and projects that include terrestrial LiDAR of archeological resources. The successful offeror shall also demonstrate an understanding of terrestrial LiDAR survey, data processing, and visualization of point cloud and solid mesh bare earth models in archeological contexts. To illustrate existing knowledge and experience, potential offerors shall provide in their proposals the following information:

· Survey equipment manufacturer

· Survey control protocol

· Proposed data capture survey parameters: target-based scanning, scan locations, spatial resolution, HDR color imagery, etc.

· Data processing, modeling, and visualization techniques

· Data delivery specifications

· Professional Qualifications of Key Personnel The Principal Investigator (PI), Field Director must have proven professional experience conducting a minimum of three (3) terrestrial LiDAR projects of similar scope, scale, and complexity for a federal agency. Key personnel overseeing the fieldwork, analysis, and report writing must meet all professional qualifications including, but not limited to, the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualifications Standards for Archeology (36 CFR 61 and 950 CMR 70.10) and the Archeological Resource Protection act (ARPA) standards for undertaking archeological investigations 943 CFR 7.8 and 7.9). Curriculum vitae’s (CV’s) for all key project personnel who shall be fulfilling this scope of work must be submitted and shall clearly demonstrate the professional qualifications and experience described above.

· Price Potential offerors shall provide a cost proposal that includes all items listed in the scope of work in sufficient detail (cost and hours) to understand the level of effort for each task and the professionals assigned to accomplish each task. This proposal shall be broken down into categories including pre-fieldwork tasks, draft report and data production, and final reporting and data submission, and all direct costs. Any assumptions must be clearly listed, and the estimate must be reasonable, realistic, and demonstrate the potential service provider understands the level of effort needed to complete the tasks outlined in this scope of work successfully.

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Figure 1 FONE Jumonville Glen terrestrial LiDAR project area (red square).

Figure 2 Terrestrial LiDAR survey transects for the Jumonville Glen Project, FONE (aerial image).

Figure 3 Proposed terrestrial LiDAR survey transects for the Jumonville Glen Project, FONE (3DEP processed LiDAR).

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