B.08.Question and Answer 3.pdf

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Aircraft Mishap Site Cleanup/ Remediation - Hiawatha National Forest
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This solicitation requests quotes for aircraft mishap site cleanup and remediation services in the Hiawatha National Forest in Michigan. The 115th Fighter Wing, Wisconsin Air National Guard requires removal of approximately 700 cubic yards of contaminated soil during the base period from July 2023 to March 2024. There are also three 30-day option periods to remove additional contaminated soil in quantities of 120, 120, and 60 cubic yards respectively. Quotes are due by the date specified and must include pricing for each line item and period of performance, technical description of the plan, and past performance information. The requirement is set aside for small businesses and will be awarded on a firm fixed price basis to the offeror representing the best value based on price, technical capability, and past performance.

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Question and Answer 3 Aircraft Mishap Site Cleanup/ Remediation - Hiawatha National Forest

W50S9F-23-Q-0009

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• Question: PWS Section 5.1.1 discusses soil sampling and how those samples should be collected. PWS Section 5.1.2 discusses soil and groundwater analysis. Then PWS Section 5.1.4.C States “Groundwater testing should be accomplished at the surface (if encountered) and to a depth no greater than 1’ above the water table.” Based on this statement groundwater would not be encountered at the depths of requested groundwater samples. Is groundwater sampling truly required, and if so, can a more concise specification of how and where those samples should be collected?

• Answer: If groundwater is encountered, perform testing, if not encountered, testing is not required. Testing will be completed in accordance with MI EGLE.

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