StatementOfWork_PortableCorral.pdf
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- 127EAV26Q0024
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the procurement of one portable livestock corral system by the Quemado Ranger District of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The corral system will support livestock management and emergency response operations across multiple grazing allotments in the Quemado Range near Quemado, New Mexico (87829). The system is needed to address operational challenges created by the lack of functioning or permanent corral infrastructure on many grazing allotments and to provide critical wildfire response capabilities that enable rapid livestock evacuation during active wildfires.
The portable corral system must meet extensive technical specifications including an 80-head capacity, durable high-strength steel construction, electric hydraulic lifting system, built-in loading chute capable of ground and semi loading, double alleyway with flow control, minimum 14-ply tires, swing-out panels with interlocking stays supported by airless tires, gooseneck-style trailer connection, highway-legal towing capability, LED lighting for turning and braking, and rust-resistant protective coating in brown, gray, white, or dark green. The contractor must deliver one fully assembled and functional unit to the specified location, provide product manuals and warranty documents, conduct on-site or virtual training on assembly and safe usage, and provide a one-year warranty. All deliverables must be completed by May 8, 2026. Points of contact are Randall Chavez (District Ranger) and Trenda Roper (District Range Staff) at the Quemado Ranger District, both reachable at 575-773-4678.
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QUEMADO RANGE PORTABLE CORRALS
3 Lyle Loop, Quemado, New Mexico 87829
1. Purpose
The purpose of this Statement of Work is to outline the justification, requirements, and objectives for the purchase of portable livestock corrals.
These corrals will support livestock management and emergency response operations across multiple grazing allotments.
2. Background and Justification
Many grazing allotments currently lack functioning or permanent corral infrastructure. This creates operational challenges for permittees in managing livestock, especially during key times such as seasonal moves, health checks, and loading for transport.
Portable corrals provide a flexible and efficient solution, enabling permittees to carry out essential livestock handling tasks in areas without permanent facilities.
Additionally, during wildfire season, portable corrals serve as a critical safety function. In the event of an active wildfire on or near an allotment, permittees must be able to evacuate livestock quickly and safely. Having mobile corral systems in place allows for rapid gathering and loading of animals, reducing risks to both livestock and personnel, and supporting broader wildfire response efforts.
3. Scope of Work
The contractor shall provide and deliver one portable livestock corral systems that meets the following minimum specifications (the following specifications represent the minimum requirements and equivalent systems will be considered)
Durable, high-strength steel construction suitable for livestock containment
Capacity to hold 80 head
Electric hydraulic lifting system
Built in loading chute that can ground load and load into semi
The whole corral system must be mobile
Gooseneck style trailer connection to towing vehicle
Panels must fold against each other without unpinning one from another
All panels work like gates
Must be able to be towed at posted speed limit during highway transport (highway legal)
Trailer must contain LED lights for turning. braking, and nighttime visibility.
Hydraulic lifting to take off the wheels and to lift front
Double alleyway
Flow control in the alleys
Rubber floor or similar durable material in loading chute
Minimum 14 Ply Tires
Compatible with various terrain conditions typical across the region’s allotments
Panels must swing-out panels and be supported by airless tires
Panels have interlocking stays
Trailer and panels may be brown, gray, white, dark green, or similar neutral color.
Trailer and panels must be coated with a rust-resistant, protective finish.
Fully assembled and functional portable livestock corral units
Delivery to 3 Lyle loop Quemado NM 87829
Product manuals, safety information, and warranty documents
On-site or virtual training session on assembly, folding back up, and safe usage
1 Year Warranty
5. Performance Period
All deliverables must be completed and delivered no later than May 8 2026.
6. Point of Contact
Randall Chavez Quemado Ranger District District Ranger 575-773-4678 Randall.chavez@usda.gov
Trenda Roper Quemado Ranger District District Range Staff 575-773-4678 Trenda.roper@usda.gov
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