Technical Exhibit M - Bluebonnet Seed Planting.pdf
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- W91151-19-R-0005
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This document contains a technical exhibit and related federal contract opportunity. The technical exhibit outlines plans for seeding bluebonnet flowers at various gates and areas on Fort Hood in Texas for fiscal year 2019. It provides maps and details of the planned bluebonnet planting locations, including Keith Ware Hall, the Main Gate, East Gate and Clear Creek Gate. It also includes facts about the bluebonnet flowering and seeding process.
The related federal contract opportunity is a solicitation from the Mission and Installation Contracting Command at Fort Hood for grounds maintenance services. The firm fixed price contract is set aside for small businesses and involves mowing, trimming, edging, debris removal and chemical application across approximately 3,000 acres of the Fort Hood installation. The contractor will be responsible for maintaining mowing heights and ensuring work meets all applicable laws and regulations. The acquisition provides for an 11 month base period and four optional one year extensions.
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Installation Management Command integrates and delivers base support to enable readiness for a globally-responsive Army
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Bluebonnet Seeding
Carla Picinich
21 February 2019
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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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