DRAFT_Technical_Exhibit_M_-_Bluebonnet_Seed_Planting.pdf
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This pre-solicitation notice provides details for an upcoming solicitation for grounds maintenance services at Fort Hood, Texas. The solicitation will be issued on or about December 15, 2019 under number W91151-19-R-0005 on the Federal Business Opportunities website. The Mission and Installation Contracting Command at Fort Hood will seek a firm-fixed price service contract for management, supervision, personnel, supplies, equipment, and operational support to perform grounds maintenance on approximately 3,000 acres. Required services include mowing, trimming, edging, cleanup, debris removal, and chemical sterilant application. The contract will have an estimated base year and four option periods. The acquisition is set aside entirely for small businesses under NAICS code 561730 for landscaping services up to $8 million in size. Evaluation factors will assess past performance, technical approach, and price, with past performance being most important. The notice includes draft technical exhibits detailing work areas, standards, hazardous materials, wage determinations, and a pricing sheet.
DRAFT Technical Exhibit M - Bluebonnet Seed Planting
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Installation Management Command integrates and delivers base support to enable readiness for a globally-responsive Army
We are the Army’s Home Serving the Rugged Professional
Name / Directorate / Phone Number / Email – Arial 8pt
UNCLASSIFIED
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Bluebonnet Seeding
Carla Picinich
21 February 2019
Name / Directorate / Phone Number / Email – Arial 8pt
UNCLASSIFIED
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Bluebonnet Seeding
• Bluebonnet Areas FY19:
• Keith Ware Hall
• Main Gate
• East Gate
• Clear Creek Gate
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Bee, Bird, Bat, and Butterfly Garden and Native
Grassland
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Keith Ware Hall
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Main Gate
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East Gate
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Clear Creek Gate
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• Begin flowering late February/early March
• After flowering, bean pod forms
• Bean pod must mature, then split to drop seeds
• Seeds are harvested in Jun, will be available for purchase late-summer (BOS funds, need to let our flowers drop seeds)
Bluebonnet Seeding Facts
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• TXDOT/State procedures:
• Plant seeds after construction, in freshly disturbed soil
• Refuse to mow until 1 June, despite any complaints
• Double/triple amount of seeds
Bluebonnet Seeding Facts
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