W9124G-16-B-0002_Technical_Exhibits_-_Section_J.pdf

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT (PWS) – FORT RUCKER GROUNDS

MAINTENANCE SERVICES - AIRFIELDS, STAGE FIELDS, RANGES AND OTHER

REMOTE SITES

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LIST OF DOCUMENTS, EXHIBITS, AND OTHER ATTACHMENTS

SECTION J: LIST OF ATTACHMENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ATTACHMENT

NUMBER TITLE

J-1 Department of Labor Wage Determination J-C1 Performance Requirements Summary (PRS) Table J-C2 Government-Furnished Facilities, Equipment and Supplies – NOT

APPLICABLE

J-C3 Scheduled Grounds Maintenance Services and Grounds

Maintenance Inventory J-C4 Historical Temperature and Rainfall Data J-C5 Submittals J-C6 Approved Herbicides J-C7 Herbicide, Fertilizer and/or Soil Amendment Application

ATTACHMENT J-1

J-1-1

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR WAGE DETERMINATION

Attached is Service Contract Act Wage Determination AND/OR Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA). This determination specifies the minimum wages and fringe benefits to be paid under this contract.

ATTACHMENT J-C1

J-C1-1

PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY (PRS) TABLE

The purpose of this attachment is to:

a. List the contract requirements and work requirements considered most critical to satisfactory contract performance (See PRS Column 2).

b. Summarize the standards of performance in the specification for each specified work requirement (See PRS Column 3).

c. Provide Acceptable Quality Level (AQL): Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) for each work requirement (See PRS Column 4). The AQL is the defect rate in a population of services which, when exceeded, indicates the Contractor's quality control is not effective.

The AQL does not represent a threshold for payment deductions. Deductions are taken for all defects (with appropriate credit for rework) regardless of whether the AQL was exceeded.

d. Identify primary surveillance method (See PRS column 5)

d. Specify the percentage (weight) of contract requirement attributable to each listed work requirement (See PRS Column 6).

J-C1-2

J-C1-3

(1) - Unsatisfactory performance of this work requirement will result in an unsatisfactory rating for the entire contract requirement.

ATTACHMENT J-C2

J-C2-1

GOVERNMENT-FURNISHED FACILITIES

There are no Government-furnished facilities provided under this contract.

GOVERNMENT-FURNISHED EQUIPMENT

There is no Government-furnished equipment provided under this contract.

GOVERNMENT-FURNISHED MATERIAL

There are no Government-furnished materials provided under this contract.

ATTACHMENT J-C3

J-C3-19

SCHEDULED GROUNDS MAINTENANCE SERVICES AND GROUNDS

MAINTENANCE INVENTORY

The following data and the attached drawings provide information on the location and geographic boundaries of the land areas (parcels) to be maintained under the contract, and a summary of the types and quantities of required services.

J-C3-20

J-C3-21

EDGING

(LF)

SHRUBS

(EACH)

CREPE

MYRTLES

(EACH)

CAIRNS AAF 34,890 687 37

HANCHEY AAF 6,489 70 0

LOWE AAF 10,954 125 16

SHELL AAF 7,491 15 0

KNOX AAF 13,280 75 36

4,956 1028 0

78,060 2000 89

AIRFIELDS

OTHER STAGE FIELDS

TOTAL=

AIRFIELDS AND STAGEFIELDS - EDGING AND PRUNING

NOTE - ALL QUANTITIES MAY VARY BY +/- 10% OVER THE LIFE OF

THE CONTRACT.

J-C3-22

J-C3-23

J-C3-24

CARINS OUTER MARKER NDB

J-C3-25

NEXRAD RADAR ECHO

J-C3-26

BLUE SPRINGS FOC

J-C3-27

ENTERPRISE NDB

J-C3-28

HANCHEY NDB AND TVOR

J-C3-29

LOWE NDB

J-C3-30

RUNKLE FOC

J-C3-31

SOYA NDB

J-C3-32

TROY OUTER MARKER

J-C3-33

J-C3-34

TA-38 SERE

J-C3-35

FTX SITE SERE

J-C3-36

TA-15 SERE

J-C3-37

TA-16 SERE

J-C3-38

RANGE CONTROL

J-C3-39

PERIMETER ROAD

J-C3-40

J-C3-41

J-C3-42

EDGING

(LF)

SHRUBS

(EACH)

CREPE

MYRTLES

(EACH)

CAIRNS AAF 34,890 687 37

HANCHEY AAF 6,489 70 0

LOWE AAF 10,954 125 16

SHELL AAF 7,491 15 0

KNOX AAF 13,280 75 36

4,956 1028 0

78,060 2000 89

AIRFIELDS

OTHER STAGE FIELDS

TOTAL=

AIRFIELDS AND STAGEFIELDS - EDGING AND PRUNING

NOTE - ALL QUANTITIES MAY VARY BY +/- 10% OVER THE LIFE OF

THE CONTRACT.

J-C3-43

ALLEN STAGE FIELD

J-C3-44

BROWN STAGE FIELD

J-C3-45

CAIRNS AAF

J-C3-46

ECH STAGE FIELD

J-C3-47

GOLDBURG

J-C3-48

HANCHEY

J-C3-49

HATCH

J-C3-50

HIGHBLUFF

J-C3-51

HOOPER

J-C3-52

HUNT

J-C3-53

KNOX

J-C3-54

LOUISVILLE

J-C3-55

LOWE AAF

J-C3-56

LUCAS

J-C3-57

MOLINELLI FARP

J-C3-58

RUNKLE

J-C3-59

SHELL AAF

J-C3-60

SKELLY

J-C3-61

STINSON

J-C3-62

TABERNACLE

J-C3-63

TAC-X

J-C3-64

TOTH

J-C3-65

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC TOTAL

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 8

REMOTE TRAINING SITES - SHEDULE OF SERVICE

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RT-2

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RT-3

J-C3-68

RT-4

J-C3-69

RT-6

J-C3-70

RT-9

J-C3-71

J-C3-72

J-C3-73

J-C3-74

J-C3-75

J-C3-76

J-C3-77

J-C3-78

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J-C3-80

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J-C3-82

J-C3-83

J-C3-84

J-C3-85

J-C3-86

HIGH FALLS

J-C3-87

SEE ADDENDUM: Section J-C3, Scheduled Grounds Maintenance Services and Grounds Maintenance Inventory, Range Training Areas, for location maps.

ATTACHMENT J-C4

HISTORICAL TEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL DATA

J-C4-1

NOTE: Alabama is subject to hurricanes

Year Month

Mean Monthly Precip

Mean Monthly

Max Temp ( F )

Mean Monthly

Min Temp ( F )

Total Monthly

PCPN

Monthly Max

Temp ( F )

Monthly Min

Temp ( F )

1954 10 0.00 75 48 0.03 83 35

1954 11 0.05 66 43 1.49 76 24

1954 12 0.09 60 38 2.88 74 26

1955 1 0.09 60 39 2.69 76 25

1955 2 0.11 65 44 3.03 79 21

1955 3 0.02 76 51 0.64 89 25

1955 4 0.26 82 59 7.83 91 46

1955 5 0.18 88 65 5.47 96 55

1955 6 0.10 88 66 3.14 94 59

1955 7 0.17 90 72 5.39 95 70

1955 8 0.08 93 72 2.58 97 68

1955 9 0.04 88 69 1.28 95 65

1955 10 0.04 78 54 1.31 89 37

1955 11 0.05 68 45 1.46 84 22

1955 12 0.03 62 41 0.84 80 24

1956 1 0.11 58 36 3.36 74 24

1956 2 0.25 69 49 7.15 83 32

1956 3 0.24 70 48 7.39 81 31

1956 4 0.06 76 54 1.79 89 44

1956 5 0.16 87 65 4.87 95 51

1956 6 0.09 88 68 2.77 94 52

1956 7 0.17 90 71 5.21 96 64

1956 8 0.08 92 70 2.41 98 60

1956 9 0.39 85 63 11.57 93 53

1956 10 0.06 77 59 1.99 88 50

1956 11 0.00 68 42 0.13 84 24

1956 12 0.29 69 47 9.11 78 31

1957 1 0.05 66 46 1.6 81 22

1957 2 0.06 70 51 1.81 84 36

1957 3 0.13 69 47 4.02 82 31

1957 4 0.23 79 58 7.04 88 40

1957 5 0.17 84 65 5.23 93 51

1957 6 0.22 89 71 6.74 95 66

1957 7 0.08 91 72 2.49 97 69

1957 8 0.06 92 72 1.76 99 66

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1957 9 0.35 84 68 10.41 98 57

1957 10 0.07 74 53 2.05 84 34

1957 11 0.19 70 51 5.59 84 30

1957 12 0.04 63 40 1.33 74 18

1958 1 0.15 54 34 4.57 70 22

1958 2 0.12 54 33 3.46 78 16

1958 3 0.14 66 48 4.42 77 34

1958 4 0.17 78 57 5.22 90 41

1958 5 0.05 85 64 1.48 92 46

1958 6 0.17 89 71 5.03 97 63

1958 7 0.20 89 72 6.32 93 64

1958 8 0.12 90 72 3.76 94 66

1958 9 0.25 88 69 7.47 94 57

1958 10 0.02 77 56 0.64 89 41

1958 11 0.06 73 50 1.75 83 32

1958 12 0.09 59 39 2.85 76 26

1959 1 0.16 59 38 5.08 74 21

1959 2 0.21 63 47 5.75 79 29

1959 3 0.18 67 46 5.72 79 33

1959 4 0.09 76 55 2.78 85 39

1959 5 0.17 86 65 5.34 93 55

1959 6 0.06 88 71 1.78 96 68

1959 7 0.15 90 72 4.55 95 69

1959 8 0.12 91 72 3.77 97 69

1959 9 0.13 86 69 3.89 93 62

1959 10 0.35 77 63 10.71 92 46

1959 11 0.05 68 45 1.35 84 23

1959 12 0.10 61 40 3.13 75 27

1960 1 0.09 59 40 2.77 80 19

1960 2 0.27 60 39 7.88 74 26

1960 3 0.14 62 41 4.36 82 24

1960 4 0.29 78 57 8.56 87 36

1960 5 0.07 82 60 2.27 94 45

1960 6 0.12 89 69 3.64 94 63

1960 7 0.14 92 73 4.38 97 70

1960 8 0.15 89 71 4.51 95 66

1960 9 0.24 87 69 7.15 94 59

1960 10 0.03 80 59 0.95 88 41

1960 11 0.04 71 48 1.33 81 35

1960 12 0.08 59 36 2.52 74 20

1961 1 0.11 55 35 3.55 75 19

1961 2 0.21 68 48 5.86 79 31

1961 3 0.24 73 52 7.52 82 35

1961 4 0.28 74 50 8.28 83 41

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1961 5 0.08 81 61 2.6 90 48

1961 6 0.23 86 67 6.85 92 61

1961 7 0.14 88 70 4.24 93 67

1961 8 0.42 86 70 12.97 93 64

1961 9 0.05 86 66 1.55 92 52

1961 10 0.00 79 53 0 87 40

1961 11 0.05 71 49 1.44 86 30

1961 12 0.18 62 42 5.69 80 22

1962 1 0.25 58 38 7.9 79 13

1962 2 0.27 74 50 7.49 85 28

1962 3 0.26 67 45 7.92 86 27

1962 4 0.15 75 52 4.58 89 35

1962 5 0.01 92 66 0.37 98 56

1962 6 0.18 90 71 5.28 94 67

1962 7 0.14 93 74 4.38 97 67

1962 8 0.15 93 73 4.68 101 69

1962 9 0.15 86 68 4.47 96 49

1962 10 0.14 80 58 4.33 89 38

1962 11 0.18 66 45 5.26 79 33

1962 12 0.15 58 38 4.56 71 7

1963 1 0.18 56 34 5.53 75 8

1963 2 0.23 59 35 6.51 80 23

1963 3 0.06 74 50 1.98 87 36

1963 4 0.11 80 58 3.22 90 44

1963 5 0.07 86 65 2.12 92 47

1963 6 0.30 89 70 9.09 101 61

1963 7 0.21 89 72 6.66 93 64

1963 8 0.07 91 72 2.16 96 67

1963 9 0.25 86 67 7.38 95 57

1963 10 0.00 81 56 0.13 88 39

1963 11 0.13 69 47 3.93 81 30

1963 12 0.14 54 33 4.48 71 17

1964 1 0.24 57 39 7.49 70 20

1964 2 0.18 57 38 5.33 66 25

1964 3 0.19 70 48 5.92 82 33

1964 4 0.25 77 58 7.52 86 41

1964 5 0.13 84 62 4.13 94 53

1964 6 0.14 90 71 4.1 98 62

1964 7 0.28 86 70 8.65 91 66

1964 8 0.19 87 71 5.9 93 61

1964 9 0.14 86 67 4.22 95 56

1964 10 0.23 74 52 7.2 88 37

1964 11 0.11 70 49 3.21 80 29

1964 12 0.27 63 44 8.25 77 24

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1965 1 0.07 61 39 2.02 76 19

1965 2 0.24 60 41 6.67 78 25

1965 3 0.20 66 47 6.24 81 30

1965 4 0.06 80 58 1.71 88 42

1965 5 0.00 89 64 0.05 96 45

1965 6 0.10 88 71 2.91 96 64

1965 7 0.11 90 72 3.49 96 68

1965 8 0.17 88 70 5.12 94 66

1965 9 0.15 86 69 4.55 92 58

1965 10 0.11 77 56 3.36 88 37

1965 11 0.05 70 49 1.56 79 32

1965 12 0.07 63 40 2.23 74 27

1966 1 0.22 53 36 6.78 75 8

1966 2 0.36 60 41 9.97 72 22

1966 3 0.07 67 46 2.29 82 28

1966 4 0.10 78 55 3.14 87 39

1966 5 0.23 82 64 7.03 89 50

1966 6 0.18 86 67 5.25 93 54

1966 7 0.09 93 73 2.77 100 66

1966 8 0.13 89 71 3.95 94 64

1966 9 0.11 86 68 3.42 94 57

1966 10 0.04 78 58 1.35 88 45

1966 11 0.15 70 47 4.42 84 29

1966 12 0.19 61 41 5.86 77 24

1967 1 0.17 63 41 5.13 75 28

1967 2 0.16 59 39 4.55 75 21

1967 3 0.07 74 50 2.26 87 35

1967 4 0.02 83 59 0.59 90 47

1967 5 0.10 84 60 2.96 94 49

1967 6 0.17 86 68 5.13 95 61

1967 7 0.14 86 68 4.26 92 57

1967 8 0.04 87 69 1.39 92 61

1967 9 0.04 83 62 1.11 91 38

1967 10 0.33 77 51 10.28 88 41

1967 11 0.05 68 44 1.49 82 31

1967 12 0.22 65 45 6.86 79 26

1968 1 0.10 58 37 3.16 73 24

1968 2 0.09 56 34 2.72 72 23

1968 3 0.10 69 43 3.01 83 27

1968 4 0.13 80 56 3.83 89 42

1968 5 0.09 83 62 2.85 92 50

1968 6 0.02 91 69 0.63 97 61

1968 7 0.15 90 71 4.8 99 69

1968 8 0.20 89 70 6.3 94 59

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1968 9 0.04 86 65 1.28 90 58

1968 10 0.02 77 54 0.68 87 35

1968 11 0.16 64 42 4.76 78 27

1968 12 0.19 59 36 5.74 73 21

1969 1 0.02 59 39 0.7 74 19

1969 2 0.15 59 40 4.33 76 29

1969 3 0.19 61 40 5.99 80 26

1969 4 0.08 78 55 2.52 85 43

1969 5 0.24 82 62 7.59 90 48

1969 6 0.07 91 70 1.95 98 60

1969 7 0.26 90 72 7.91 97 70

1969 8 0.08 87 70 2.58 92 64

1969 9 0.18 85 66 5.48 93 56

1969 10 0.03 79 60 0.89 86 49

1969 11 0.05 67 43 1.4 77 25

1969 12 0.21 60 38 6.61 77 28

1970 1 0.11 52 34 3.29 77 12

1970 2 0.19 61 37 5.28 72 17

1970 3 0.30 68 48 9.29 80 32

1970 4 0.05 81 59 1.55 90 42

1970 5 0.02 85 62 0.48 92 50

1970 6 0.26 86 67 7.91 95 59

1970 7 0.12 89 71 3.76 98 63

1970 8 0.25 88 73 7.61 92 70

1970 9 0.06 89 69 1.71 93 52

1970 10 0.20 78 60 6.12 89 49

1970 11 0.05 65 41 1.47 76 18

1970 12 0.12 66 44 3.81 81 27

1971 1 0.07 63 42 2.03 79 22

1971 2 0.32 62 40 8.87 80 18

1971 3 0.17 65 42 5.33 78 28

1971 4 0.20 76 51 5.89 88 33

1971 5 0.20 81 60 6.24 87 42

1971 6 0.11 90 70 3.27 97 62

1971 7 0.20 89 72 6.11 95 68

1971 8 0.16 89 72 4.91 94 70

1971 9 0.05 88 70 1.48 92 61

1971 10 0.01 82 62 0.25 91 42

1971 11 0.11 70 46 3.41 88 33

1971 12 0.24 70 53 7.34 83 38

1972 1 0.11 67 47 3.28 80 18

1972 2 0.18 62 43 5.14 79 27

1972 3 0.19 70 47 5.75 79 33

1972 4 0.02 78 55 0.64 88 39

J-C4-6

1972 5 0.14 80 62 4.41 86 54

1972 6 0.23 88 66 6.88 95 50

1972 7 0.05 89 69 1.68 94 61

1972 8 0.03 92 72 1 97 67

1972 9 0.05 91 68 1.62 96 54

1972 10 0.06 79 57 1.76 89 46

1972 11 0.23 65 48 6.87 83 32

1972 12 0.24 65 46 7.39 78 28

1973 1 0.23 58 40 7.2 71 24

1973 2 0.17 60 39 4.69 72 23

1973 3 0.37 71 56 11.52 82 40

1973 4 0.14 75 55 4.29 83 38

1973 5 0.38 83 62 11.67 93 50

1973 6 0.28 88 70 8.35 92 63

1973 7 0.09 91 73 2.89 97 69

1973 8 0.10 89 71 3.21 93 65

1973 9 0.15 87 71 4.43 93 58

1973 10 0.02 81 58 0.71 88 37

1973 11 0.09 72 51 2.79 83 34

1973 12 0.29 62 40 8.92 76 23

1974 1 0.23 71 56 7.28 80 36

1974 2 0.27 66 42 7.5 78 24

1974 3 0.15 76 54 4.59 89 40

1974 4 0.13 78 56 3.97 86 39

1974 5 0.10 86 66 3.03 94 55

1974 6 0.15 88 68 4.59 95 62

1974 7 0.15 90 71 4.57 95 66

1974 8 0.16 89 71 5.04 93 68

1974 9 0.10 84 68 3.03 92 55

1974 10 0.02 78 52 0.69 86 43

1974 11 0.12 70 47 3.59 85 34

1974 12 0.08 62 44 2.45 77 26

1975 1 0.16 65 44 4.87 81 25

1975 2 0.15 68 47 4.11 83 26

1975 3 0.19 70 49 5.87 84 33

1975 4 0.48 75 54 14.52 89 36

1975 5 0.22 86 68 6.79 94 59

1975 6 0.15 89 71 4.47 94 65

1975 7 0.36 88 73 11.31 95 69

1975 8 0.14 90 73 4.22 94 70

1975 9 0.15 83 66 4.41 95 47

1975 10 0.17 78 57 5.32 87 43

1975 11 0.16 69 48 4.91 84 30

1975 12 0.08 62 40 2.45 78 19

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1976 1 0.13 58 34 4.18 72 20

1976 2 0.10 70 44 2.76 78 27

1976 3 0.24 72 51 7.32 82 34

1976 4 0.15 80 55 4.46 90 42

1976 5 0.20 79 60 6.17 87 48

1976 6 0.14 86 67 4.23 93 57

1976 7 0.07 92 72 2.24 97 66

1976 8 0.08 91 71 2.47 97 64

1976 9 0.11 84 66 3.4 90 56

1976 10 0.30 71 51 9.17 84 35

1976 11 0.22 61 41 6.68 74 25

1976 12 0.12 58 38 3.59 71 22

1977 1 0.17 50 31 5.16 67 9

1977 2 0.09 63 38 2.52 81 24

1977 3 0.20 73 53 6.3 86 33

1977 4 0.05 81 56 1.6 87 40

1977 5 0.03 88 63 0.98 94 51

1977 6 0.08 95 72 2.49 101 62

1977 7 0.16 93 74 5.07 99 72

1977 8 0.29 90 74 8.85 95 71

1977 9 0.18 88 72 5.33 93 66

1977 10 0.06 76 53 1.87 90 39

1977 11 0.17 68 51 4.98 78 30

1977 12 0.08 60 39 2.48 81 26

1978 1 0.31 50 32 9.7 70 20

1978 2 0.11 54 35 3.21 71 23

1978 3 0.18 68 44 5.48 85 25

1978 4 0.16 80 55 4.73 88 44

1978 5 0.24 85 65 7.36 96 55

1978 6 0.17 91 72 5.24 102 64

1978 7 0.15 91 74 4.74 97 71

1978 8 0.10 91 73 3.24 95 67

1978 9 0.05 90 71 1.55 99 67

1978 10 0.00 81 56 0 91 42

1978 11 0.10 76 54 3.13 84 47

1978 12 0.07 65 43 2.18 83 28

1979 1 0.31 55 35 9.55 71 20

1979 2 0.33 58 39 9.21 76 23

1979 3 0.12 73 50 3.67 83 37

1979 4 0.21 79 59 6.42 88 47

1979 5 0.10 82 63 3.25 88 48

1979 6 0.04 87 68 1.17 96 57

1979 7 0.24 89 72 7.51 97 67

1979 8 0.07 91 72 2.17 97 64

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1979 9 0.33 84 70 9.82 94 59

1979 10 0.01 79 55 0.38 86 44

1979 11 0.18 69 48 5.34 80 28

1979 12 0.09 60 41 2.8 76 27

1980 1 0.20 60 43 6.05 71 27

1980 2 0.04 57 37 1.08 76 22

1980 3 0.57 68 49 17.79 78 16

1980 4 0.29 73 53 8.67 86 41

1980 5 0.15 81 63 4.57 87 53

1980 6 0.12 90 70 3.64 95 62

1980 7 0.05 94 75 1.7 103 70

1980 8 0.13 94 75 3.89 101 69

1980 9 0.12 92 72 3.43 99 68

1980 10 0.10 75 56 3.22 88 39

1980 11 0.06 67 46 1.93 79 34

1980 12 0.05 61 39 1.43 76 27

1981 1 0.05 55 34 1.49 68 19

1981 2 0.37 62 41 10.28 79 20

1981 3 0.16 68 46 4.87 81 33

1981 4 0.02 83 60 0.7 91 47

1981 5 0.12 83 60 3.73 95 52

1981 6 0.08 92 73 2.44 100 65

1981 7 0.14 93 74 4.26 100 68

1981 8 0.16 87 72 4.87 94 67

1981 9 0.15 86 65 4.45 93 50

1981 10 0.11 75 55 3.45 89 36

1981 11 0.04 70 46 1.34 81 31

1981 12 0.30 56 39 9.2 74 19

1982 1 0.19 58 37 5.74 76 11

1982 2 0.30 63 43 8.39 77 30

1982 3 0.10 72 53 2.96 87 33

1982 4 0.16 76 57 4.66 86 39

1982 5 0.12 85 64 3.58 93 56

1982 6 0.17 90 71 5.04 95 64

1982 7 0.20 89 73 6.22 95 71

1982 8 0.13 90 73 4.03 96 67

1982 9 0.13 84 66 3.85 94 50

1982 10 0.06 79 57 1.75 91 37

1982 11 0.09 70 50 2.68 84 33

1982 12 0.24 64 47 7.57 81 26

1983 1 0.13 54 36 4.1 69 27

1983 2 0.24 58 41 6.62 70 26

1983 3 0.24 64 45 7.39 80 31

1983 4 0.28 74 51 8.32 84 38

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1983 5 0.05 83 62 1.64 88 50

1983 6 0.20 86 69 5.91 93 62

1983 7 0.11 93 74 3.36 99 68

1983 8 0.11 92 74 3.55 98 68

1983 9 0.16 84 65 4.88 93 48

1983 10 0.04 78 58 1.16 90 40

1983 11 0.16 68 46 4.72 79 31

1983 12 0.26 58 40 8.2 78 13

1984 1 0.13 55 37 4.12 68 22

1984 2 0.12 63 41 3.62 74 25

1984 3 0.17 70 47 5.2 82 27

1984 4 0.12 75 55 3.63 86 44

1984 5 0.18 83 62 5.65 90 47

1984 6 0.02 91 69 0.5 97 55

1984 7 0.14 89 73 4.43 96 71

1984 8 0.19 90 73 5.93 95 67

1984 9 0.03 89 67 0.95 97 54

1984 10 0.01 84 63 0.39 90 45

1984 11 0.09 68 45 2.78 83 31

1984 12 0.05 68 49 1.7 76 27

1985 1 0.16 53 33 5.09 76 6

1985 2 0.23 64 42 6.41 79 27

1985 3 0.07 76 55 1.95 85 39

1985 4 0.06 80 57 1.72 89 42

1985 5 0.16 85 65 4.99 95 55

1985 6 0.09 90 71 2.81 103 63

1985 7 0.20 88 73 6.27 93 69

1985 8 0.19 89 73 5.83 95 68

1985 9 0.07 86 67 2.18 93 50

1985 10 0.30 79 63 9.28 87 46

1985 11 0.12 74 58 3.47 83 38

1985 12 0.20 58 37 6.31 77 19

1986 1 0.10 60 40 3.24 73 19

1986 2 0.15 68 48 4.16 78 30

1986 3 0.12 71 48 3.78 85 30

1986 4 0.01 80 53 0.42 90 42

1986 5 0.08 85 64 2.38 94 54

1986 6 0.02 93 73 0.47 98 68

1986 7 0.12 96 76 3.71 101 70

1986 8 0.11 90 73 3.52 100 62

1986 9 0.07 90 73 2.18 96 66

1986 10 0.04 80 61 1.16 94 42

1986 11 0.11 74 59 3.35 87 42

1986 12 0.12 60 45 3.74 78 33

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1987 1 0.20 57 38 6.05 74 20

1987 2 0.17 61 44 4.68 74 29

1987 3 0.16 69 49 5.03 81 36

1987 4 0.01 75 51 0.37 91 31

1987 5 0.19 83 65 5.9 92 59

1987 6 0.23 88 72 6.87 95 65

1987 7 0.12 93 73 3.86 97 66

1987 8 0.10 94 76 2.99 101 71

1987 9 0.14 87 68 4.13 94 56

1987 10 0.00 76 48 0.12 85 36

1987 11 0.12 71 49 3.51 83 32

1987 12 0.07 66 45 2.03 81 26

1988 1 0.22 56 39 6.71 75 27

1988 2 0.19 61 39 5.58 79 20

1988 3 0.18 71 48 5.56 86 29

1988 4 0.07 80 57 2 90 41

1988 5 0.03 86 60 1.08 93 51

1988 6 0.28 91 69 8.28 101 59

1988 7 0.26 90 72 8.1 97 68

1988 8 0.11 91 72 3.34 97 69

1988 9 0.29 86 70 8.73 92 58

1988 10 0.15 75 52 4.66 84 37

1988 11 0.06 71 51 1.69 81 32

1988 12 0.07 63 40 2.02 76 26

1989 1 0.06 66 45 1.88 77 34

1989 2 0.19 63 44 5.25 81 23

1989 3 0.17 70 51 5.38 85 37

1989 4 0.15 76 53 4.55 93 39

1989 5 0.10 84 64 2.99 94 51

1989 6 0.35 88 71 10.47 95 67

1989 7 0.21 90 72 6.43 98 69

1989 8 0.08 91 72 2.53 98 66

1989 9 0.15 84 68 4.62 94 56

1989 10 0.18 78 55 5.48 88 34

1989 11 0.22 69 47 6.67 80 31

1989 12 0.21 53 34 6.45 73 11

1990 1 0.16 64 44 5.09 76 29

1990 2 0.16 67 49 4.56 75 35

1990 3 0.21 73 49 6.65 83 33

1990 4 0.08 77 54 2.38 89 42

1990 5 0.17 84 63 5.26 93 49

1990 6 0.15 91 71 4.37 95 65

1990 7 0.07 92 72 2.16 99 68

1990 8 0.05 95 74 1.56 100 69

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1990 9 0.01 92 68 0.23 99 49

1990 10 0.08 82 58 2.46 94 40

1990 11 0.05 73 47 1.46 87 35

1990 12 0.08 66 45 2.61 80 25

1991 1 0.44 57 43 13.51 72 27

1991 2 0.07 66 45 1.95 81 22

1991 3 0.31 72 49 9.7 84 32

1991 4 0.11 79 60 3.24 89 41

1991 5 0.28 83 68 8.78 89 61

1991 6 0.15 87 69 4.6 92 58

1991 7 0.19 89 72 5.88 95 70

1991 8 0.17 88 71 5.17 94 62

1991 9 0.04 88 67 1.23 96 53

1991 10 0.04 80 57 1.14 87 39

1991 11 0.13 67 43 3.98 81 27

1991 12 0.07 64 44 2.06 80 30

1992 1 0.28 59 39 8.55 71 23

1992 2 0.28 67 46 7.98 78 28

1992 3 0.22 70 47 6.77 83 32

1992 4 0.04 77 53 1.2 88 38

1992 5 0.07 84 60 2.24 91 45

1992 6 0.24 87 69 7.12 94 61

1992 7 0.17 91 73 5.16 97 70

1992 8 0.17 87 71 5.15 95 60

1992 9 0.01 86 68 0.22 92 57

1992 10 0.08 77 56 2.43 83 44

1992 11 0.41 67 48 12.24 83 32

1992 12 0.09 62 45 2.74 77 30

1993 1 0.12 63 46 3.86 74 33

1993 2 0.13 62 41 3.71 72 24

1993 3 0.30 67 45 9.23 86 22

1993 4 0.06 74 49 1.71 83 35

1993 5 0.06 83 61 1.94 90 46

1993 6 0.12 91 69 3.61 96 60

1993 7 0.11 92 73 3.45 96 68

1993 8 0.14 91 72 4.38 96 65

1993 9 0.13 86 67 3.94 92 51

1993 10 0.12 77 56 3.71 87 32

1993 11 0.08 68 44 2.4 84 28

1993 12 0.12 60 40 3.71 75 28

1994 1 0.17 56 36 5.1 75 17

1994 2 0.09 68 44 2.55 81 24

1994 3 0.25 72 48 7.72 86 33

1994 4 0.31 79 56 9.15 87 36

J-C4-12

1994 5 0.11 82 62 3.45 90 50

1994 6 0.30 86 71 8.9 93 68

1994 7 0.66 86 70 19.68 91 66

1994 8 0.05 88 70 1.46 97 65

1994 9 0.12 85 66 3.58 94 55

1994 10 0.16 75 59 5.03 86 42

1994 11 0.07 73 52 2.16 82 34

1994 12 0.05 62 45 1.44 75 30

1995 1 0.20 60 37 6.15 77 26

1995 2 0.27 64 42 7.46 76 19

1995 3 0.10 72 51 3.19 87 32

1995 4 0.14 78 54 4.07 87 40

1995 5 0.11 86 64 3.32 92 48

1995 6 0.06 88 68 1.8 97 57

1995 7 0.12 93 72 3.63 100 68

1995 8 0.14 90 74 4.37 97 69

1995 9 0.03 87 67 0.78 95 59

1995 10 0.12 79 58 3.67 86 40

1995 11 0.17 65 42 4.98 80 31

1995 12 0.10 59 39 2.99 77 23

1996 1 0.13 60 36 4.01 74 19

1996 2 0.19 63 41 5.56 81 14

1996 3 0.23 66 45 7.08 80 21

1996 4 0.18 75 51 5.34 86 35

1996 5 0.11 87 64 3.55 98 44

1996 6 0.10 88 69 2.93 94 63

1996 7 0.11 91 72 3.5 97 64

1996 8 0.28 88 70 8.72 93 66

1996 9 0.15 84 66 4.39 91 57

1996 10 0.13 76 55 4.17 86 37

1996 11 0.05 68 46 1.44 82 32

1996 12 0.14 63 42 4.31 79 16

1997 1 0.30 60 41 9.33 77 21

1997 2 0.20 64 46 5.54 79 30

1997 3 0.06 76 56 1.91 84 41

1997 4 0.19 73 52 5.55 84 39

1997 5 0.13 81 60 3.9 88 43

1997 6 0.14 84 67 4.24 91 59

1997 7 0.13 89 73 4.17 95 64

1997 8 0.08 89 71 2.47 97 64

1997 9 0.10 90 67 3.12 99 59

1997 10 0.13 77 56 4.14 88 37

1997 11 0.25 64 45 7.62 81 27

1997 12 0.22 58 39 6.93 75 25

J-C4-13

1998 1 0.20 62 43 6.3 72 25

1998 2 0.28 63 43 7.94 73 32

1998 3 0.29 67 45 8.97 84 27

1998 4 0.05 76 54 1.37 82 43

1998 5 0.02 90 65 0.76 97 54

1998 6 0.04 97 72 1.22 102 57

1998 7 0.32 93 74 9.83 100 72

1998 8 0.30 91 71 9.22 97 64

1998 9 0.44 85 71 13.05 93 64

1998 10 0.03 85 61 1 93 45

1998 11 0.07 76 55 2.24 88 39

1998 12 0.12 68 50 3.77 84 32

1999 1 0.12 68 44 3.77 82 19

1999 2 0.04 68 43 1.13 81 28

1999 3 0.13 70 45 4.18 81 34

1999 4 0.02 82 58 0.66 91 41

1999 5 0.20 83 61 6.22 90 48

1999 6 0.23 87 70 7 95 63

1999 7 0.25 90 73 7.74 99 70

1999 8 0.05 93 74 1.67 100 72

1999 9 0.03 87 64 1.02 95 48

1999 10 0.06 79 56 1.83 91 34

1999 11 0.06 72 46 1.87 79 28

1999 12 0.11 63 40 3.42 75 27

2000 1 0.12 62 41 3.61 79 25

2000 2 0.07 70 43 1.92 82 25

2000 3 0.11 78 53 3.39 88 39

2000 4 0.03 79 51 0.83 88 34

2000 5 0.02 90 65 0.71 97 52

2000 6 0.08 90 67 2.27 97 55

2000 7 0.10 95 71 2.96 106 64

2000 8 0.11 91 69 3.47 99 63

2000 9 0.14 83 64 4.27 90 50

2000 10 0.02 78 52 0.77 88 39

2000 11 0.26 66 46 6.28 82 21

2000 12 0.31 55 35 6.23 72 16

2001 1 0.16 56 33 3.8 73 18

2001 2 0.07 68 47 1.54 79 28

2001 3 0.51 62 45 13.75 79 34

2001 4 0.09 77 53 2.03 88 36

2001 5 0.08 84 59 1.83 90 54

2001 6 0.33 86 68 7.29 91 64

2001 7 0.21 88 69 5.09 93 64

2001 8 0.10 87 68 3.15 91 61

J-C4-14

2001 9 0.07 82 61 1.94 90 45

2001 10 0.05 76 50 1.44 86 32

2001 11 0.07 75 49 1.82 81 32

2001 12 0.05 67 45 1.17 77 23

2002 1 0.09 62 40 2.84 79 19

2002 2 0.10 60 37 2.79 72 21

2002 3 0.18 71 45 5.68 84 21

2002 4 0.12 79 58 3.45 88 43

2002 5 0.11 84 61 2.94 93 46

2002 6 0.11 87 68 3.16 97 57

2002 7 0.23 89 70 6.3 95 68

2002 8 0.21 88 69 6.19 91 63

2002 9 0.13 85 69 3.9 95 64

2002 10 0.14 76 61 4.06 88 45

2002 11 0.04 63 43 0.95 77 28

2002 12 0.22 54 39 5.27 75 28

2003 1 0.01 55 33 0.16 72 12

2003 2 0.19 63 42 4.37 77 30

2003 3 0.23 71 52 5.95 82 41

2003 4 0.29 74 52 7.87 84 36

2003 5 0.19 82 62 4.61 90 52

2003 6 0.60 85 67 15.11 95 61

2003 7 0.37 87 70 8.15 97 68

2003 8 0.25 86 68 7.3 91 64

2003 9 0.07 84 64 2.14 90 50

2003 10 0.03 77 54 1.04 86 34

2003 11 0.15 74 49 4.36 82 28

2003 12 0.04 58 40 0.44 70 30

2004 1 0.06 59 37 1.67 77 25

2004 2 0.21 57 38 6.2 72 25

2004 3 0.02 74 47 0.73 82 32

2004 4 0.16 76 48 4.81 88 36

2004 5 0.07 84 59 2.1 91 43

2004 6 0.39 87 68 11.77 93 61

2004 7 0.10 90 71 3.14 97 64

2004 8 0.04 90 69 1.31 97 63

2004 9 0.21 85 68 6.35 93 61

2004 10 0.12 80 61 3.68 88 46

2004 11 0.18 70 50 5.33 84 32

2004 12 0.12 61 38 3.77 79 23

2005 1 0.09 63 43 2.79 77 21

2005 2 0.12 64 45 3.24 79 30

2005 3 0.28 68 46 8.66 81 32

2005 4 0.32 74 50 9.6 84 37

J-C4-15

2005 5 0.04 84 61 1.39 95 50

2005 6 0.20 88 70 5.89 93 64

2005 7 0.21 90 73 6.4 97 70

2005 8 0.41 89 73 12.84 95 68

2005 9 0.12 90 69 3.69 95 63

2005 10 0.02 66 40 0.61 75 37

2005 11 0.16 75 51 4.84 82 36

2005 12 0.13 60 37 3.77 75 23

2006 1 0.15 67 44 4.66 79 27

2006 2 0.16 61 39 4.31 75 25

2006 3 0.03 73 47 1.01 84 32

2006 4 0.08 83 58 2.13 91 45

2006 5 0.11 85 62 3.44 95 50

2006 6 0.09 93 68 2.49 100 57

2006 7 0.10 94 72 3.14 99 66

2006 8 0.16 93 73 5.07 97 70

2006 9 0.05 86 66 1.46 93 48

2006 10 0.07 77 54 2.07 90 37

2006 11 0.17 69 45 4.72 79 34

2006 12 0.22 67 48 3.05 77 32

2007 1 0.14 61 42 4.31 77 23

2007 2 0.15 63 38 4.25 79 21

2007 3 0.04 75 49 1.2 88 34

2007 4 0.19 75 51 5.59 86 37

2007 5 0.00 87 61 0.06 91 48

2007 6 0.09 92 69 2.79 97 61

2007 7 0.11 90 72 3.54 95 68

2007 8 0.14 96 74 4.22 104 72

2007 9 0.12 88 68 3.51 93 57

2007 10 0.13 80 59 4.17 90 41

2007 11 0.14 70 44 4.21 79 30

2007 12 0.22 66 44 6.85 81 28

2008 1 0.19 58 38 5.84 77 21

2008 2 0.18 66 40 5.1 81 27

2008 3 0.10 71 45 3.04 82 28

2008 4 0.09 77 54 2.57 86 37

2008 5 0.04 86 63 1.31 91 48

2008 6 0.21 92 70 6.2 99 63

2008 7 0.09 92 72 2.64 97 64

2008 8 0.26 88 71 8.18 99 63

2008 9 0.08 87 67 2.25 93 52

2008 10 0.11 76 54 3.49 88 32

2008 11 0.14 68 42 4.05 82 25

2008 12 0.23 66 45 7 79 27

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2009 1 0.11 62 40 3.38 77 21

2009 2 0.10 64 38 2.79 75 21

2009 3 0.50 71 49 15.49 82 28

2009 4 0.12 77 52 3.66 90 34

2009 5 0.29 83 66 8.91 90 50

2009 6 0.08 93 71 2.47 99 63

2009 7 0.24 90 70 7.31 99 61

2009 8 0.19 88 70 5.9 93 61

2009 9 0.09 87 69 2.65 93 52

2009 10 0.28 77 59 8.59 91 37

2009 11 0.12 68 45 3.71 77 32

2009 12 0.42 58 40 13 77 28

2010 1 0.30 55 33 9.42 75 16

2010 2 0.15 54 34 4.06 70 25

2010 3 0.08 66 42 2.5 79 28

2010 4 0.11 80 53 3.16 88 45

2010 5 0.14 88 66 4.27 95 52

2010 6 0.15 93 72 4.62 100 66

2010 7 0.11 95 74 3.42 102 66

2010 8 0.13 92 75 4.11 99 70

2010 9 0.05 94 67 1.47 99 55

2010 10 0.05 82 54 1.52 90 43

2010 11 0.15 72 43 4.55 81 30

2010 12 0.03 55 31 0.98 75 19

2011 1 0.15 56 33 4.52 73 19

2011 2 0.14 66 41 3.85 81 27

2011 3 0.15 74 49 4.8 86 32

2011 4 0.13 83 56 3.98 90 37

2011 5 0.03 88 60 0.78 97 43

2011 6 0.07 97 71 2.06 102 66

2011 7 0.25 92 73 7.62 99 70

2011 8 0.06 96 72 1.77 102 66

2011 9 0.18 86 65 5.36 97 55

2011 10 0.01 77 54 0.22 88 34

2011 11 0.05 71 47 1.4 84 30

2011 12 0.10 66 44 2.98 79 27

2012 1 0.17 67 42 5.18 79 19

2012 2 0.13 65 47 3.7 81 23

2012 3 0.16 79 56 5.08 86 37

2012 4 0.09 79 55 2.65 93 41

2012 5 0.07 88 64 2.15 97 54

2012 6 0.20 89 68 6.1 97 59

2012 7 0.15 91 73 4.61 99 68

2012 8 0.17 87 71 5.37 97 64

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2012 9 0.17 86 66 5.16 91 50

2012 10 0.05 78 55 1.55 86 36

2012 11 0.04 68 43 1.3 84 28

2012 12 0.15 65 44 4.62 79 25

2013 1 0.11 67 47 3.35 81 32

2013 2 0.59 64 43 16.54 73 27

2013 3 0.07 66 41 2.07 81 28

2013 4 0.13 77 54 3.8 88 37

2013 5 0.04 83 60 1.36 93 43

2013 6 0.18 89 70 5.53 95 64

2013 7 0.65 87 71 20.27 91 68

2013 8 0.35 89 71 10.91 95 64

2013 9 0.11 88 68 3.41 93 57

2013 10 0.05 79 57 1.41 90 37

2013 11 0.09 68 45 2.56 81 27

ATTACHMENT J-C5

SUBMITTALS

J-C5-1

1.11 Draft copy of the Contractor's QCP shall be provided to the KO not later than the post award meeting. A final copy shall be provided to the KO and COR on the contract start date and no later than ten (10) workdays as changes occur.

1.11.2 Daily Quality Control documentation shall be submitted to the KO at 0730 hours the following workday in the form of a status report.

1.11.4 The Contractor shall provide the KO and COR a local telephone number at which the Quality Control Manager, or his representative, may be contacted during normal working hours.

1.17.2 The Contractor shall provide proof of such experience to the KO no later than 10 normal working days prior to contract start date.

1.17.4 The Contractor shall provide, in writing, to the KO no later than 10 normal working days prior to contract start date, a location (address) and a local or toll-free telephone number at which the Project Manager or acting Project Manager may be reached.

1.19.2 The Contractor shall provide the KO a list of all employees who will perform work under this contract one week prior to commencing any work under this contract.

1.19.3 The Contractor’s Project Manager shall notify the KO in writing of any addition, deletion or change in work assignment, within one workday of such changes to the roster.

1.20.3 Proposed work schedules shall be submitted to the KO and COR monthly at least five working days prior to the start of the schedule month, and shall indicate the proposed date of accomplishment of all required services by location. The KO and COR shall be notified at least two working days in advance of any changes to the scheduled date of any work requirements.

1.20.4 The Contractor shall prepare and provide, on a daily basis, status reports for all mowing services required by the contract.

1.24.1 The Contractor will, in turn, notify the KO or COR within 30 minutes of the incident.

1.24.4 The Contractor will, in turn, notify the KO or COR within thirty (30) minutes of the incident.

J-C7-1 If the application needs to be delayed more than 2 days following the mowing, the Contractor shall obtain COR approval prior to making the application.

J-C7-2.1

C.10.6

Requests to use pesticide products not listed on the current Installation PUP shall be submitted in writing to the KO and COR and shall be accompanied by a product label and a Safety Data Sheet (formerly MSDS).

J-C7-3.1 Contractor personnel selecting, mixing and/or applying pesticides used in the execution of this Contract shall at a minimum be State of Alabama certified in the operational category OTPS (ornamental and turf). Proof of current certification shall be submitted to the KO and COR for approval prior to the onset of any pesticide applications.

ATTACHMENT J-C5

SUBMITTALS

J-C5-2

J-C7- 3.2

The herbicide/growth regulator program manager shall, in addition to the certification requirement of paragraph 3.1 above, have a minimum of a Bachelor of Science degree in weed science, turf management or agronomy and a minimum of six (6) years’ experience in the use of herbicides and/or growth regulators in the management of turf grass. Proof of training and experience shall be provided to the KO and COR prior to the onset of any pesticide applications.

J-C7- 3.3

Personnel mixing and applying herbicides and growth regulators in the performance of his Contract shall, in addition to the certification requirement of paragraph 3.1 above, have a minimum of six (6) years experience in the application of herbicides in turf management. Proof of experience shall be provided to the KO and COR prior to the onset of any pesticide applications.

J-C7-4 The Contractor shall develop a work plan which specifies schedules (including sequencing and timing), products to be used, application rates, tank mixes, application equipment to be used and the calibration of spray equipment. The plan shall also address safety and environmental issues, and detail how the Contractor intends to insure that the results of applications are in compliance with contract requirements (quality control). Work plan shall be submitted to the KO and COR for approval prior to any work being accomplished.

J-C7-10 The Contractor shall maintain daily records of all herbicide and growth regulator applications. The Contractor is also responsible for reporting all pesticide applications, surveillance inspections and accidental spill or discharge events, and weather data observations as required by Fort Rucker’s NPDES permit. Specific reports required for each application under the specifications of this contract include completed USAACE Form 2740 Pest Management Maintenance Record; USAACE Form 2743 Pest Management Monitoring; and USAACE Form 2744 Pesticide Corrective Actions. Completed forms shall be provided to the COR within 7 working days of completion of applications on any given field. Required forms and instruction timelines for completing and filing those forms are available at..

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT (PWS) – FORT RUCKER GROUNDS MAINTENANCE SERVICES - AIRFIELDS, STAGE FIELDS, RANGES AND OTHER REMOTE SITES

ATTACHMENT J-C6

APPROVED HERBICIDES

J-C6-1

Pesticide Trade Name Pesticide Active Ingredient(s) % Active

Ingredient(s) EPA Registration

Formulation Target Use

Grazon* P + D Specialty Herbicide Picloram; 2,4-D Amine 10.2; 39.6 62719-182 Emulsion cactus

Imazapyr 2 SL Isopropylamine Salt of Imazapyr 27.80000 74477-4 Emulsion vegetation in noncroplands

Milestone™ VM Specialty Herbicide

Triisopropanolammonium Salt of 2-pyridine carboxylic acid, 4-amino-3,6-dichloro 40.60000 62719-537 Emulsion broadleaf weeds and certain established grasses

Overdrive Herbicide Sodium Salt of Diflufenzopyr; sodium salt of 3,-dichloro-o-anisic acid 21.4; 55.0 7969-150 Emulsion broadleaf weeds in noncroplands

Panoramic 2 SL Herbicide Ammonium Salt of Imazapic 23.30000 66222-141-81927 Emulsion Bahiagrass

Plateau® Herbicide Ammonium Salt of Imazapic 23.60000 241-365 Emulsion turf

SFM 75 Sulfometuron Methyl 75.00000 72167-11-74477 Emulsion broadleaf weeds

Target® 6.6 MSMA Liquid for Selective Post-Emergent Weed Control MSMA 51.00000 42519-1 Emulsion broadleaf grasses

Triclopyr 3 SL Triclopyr 44.40000 72167-49-74477 Emulsion broadleaf weeds and woody plants in noncroplands

Triclopyr 4EC Triclopyr BEE 61.60000 72167-53-74477 Emulsion woody plants, annuals and perennial broadleaf weeds in noncroplands

Weedestroy® AM-40 Amine Salt

Dimethylamine Salt of 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid 47.30000 288-145 Emulsion broadleaf weeds in noncroplands

ATTACHMENT J-C7

HERBICIDE FERTILIZER AND/OR SOIL AMENDMENT PROGRAM

J-C7-1

HERBICIDE/GROWTH REGULATOR AND OR/OR SOIL AMENDMENT PROGRAMS

Grounds maintenance under this section of the Contract shall consist of application of herbicides and growth regulators to approximately 2,450 acres and application of soil amendment (lime) and granular fertilizer to approximately 1,000 acres.

1.0 HERBICIDE/GROWTH REGULATOR APPLICATION PROGRAM. The Contractor shall be responsible for developing a chemical vegetation management program to maintain a healthy and uniform stand of grasses needed for aviation safety requirements The Contractor shall be responsible for evaluating and determining types of herbicides/growth regulators to be used on each airfield, stagefield and FARP on or supported by the installation. The Contractor shall also be responsible for maintaining records according to standard for all applications.

2.0 FERTILIZER AND SOIL AMENDMENT PROGRAM.

2.1 The Contractor shall spread fine ground dolomite lime distributed at the rate of 2 (two) tons per acre on identified airfields. Application shall be made during the month of December during the base Contract year and the month of December during option year 3.

2.2 The Contractor shall spread granular fertilizer (17-17-17) distributed at the rate of 30 (thirty) tons per acre on identified airfields. Applications shall be made during the May 15 through June 15 during the base contract period of performance and option years 2 and 4 thereafter.

3.0 Work plan. The Contractor shall develop a turf management plan that specifies chemical management strategies to be used (e.g., pre-emergent herbicides, broadleaf vegetation control, growth regulators) in (1) suppressing Bahia grass seed head development, (2) managing the development of weed, “tallgrass” species (including, but not limited to, broomsedge, Johnson grass, smutgrass, vaseygrass and Southern crabgrass), and (3) eliminating broadleaf weeds in the turfgrass. The plan shall detail products to be used, equipment to be used, tank mixes (if any), timing and sequencing of applications, application rates, and equipment calibration. The plan shall also address safety issues (specifying protective clothing and equipment requirements) and environmental issues (such as spill prevention, containment and clean-up and protection of non-target vegetation and non-target areas) and coordination with towers at all locations, prior to commencing any work. The plan shall also address weather related conditions (rain, excessive ground moisture, drought, etc.) and how the impact will be mitigated on scheduled work performance. Additionally, the plan shall include a quality control element that insures that the results of applications are in compliance with all

J-C7-2

Contract requirements. The plan shall include field-specific recommendations, if necessary, to meet turfgrass maintenance requirements. The plan shall be submitted to COR for approval within 30 days of Contract award.

4 HERBICIDE/GROWTH REGULATOR AND OR/OR SOIL AMENDMENT PROGRAMS

Grounds maintenance under this section of the Contract shall consist of application of herbicides and growth regulators to approximately 2,450 acres and application of soil amendment (lime) and granular fertilizer to approximately 1,000 acres.

1.0 HERBICIDE/GROWTH REGULATOR APPLICATION PROGRAM. The Contractor shall be responsible for developing a chemical vegetation management program to maintain a healthy and uniform stand of grasses needed for aviation safety requirements The Contractor shall be responsible for evaluating and determining types of herbicides/growth regulators to be used on each airfield, stagefield and FARP on or supported by the installation. The Contractor shall also be responsible for maintaining records according to standard for all applications.

2.0 FERTILIZER AND SOIL AMENDMENT PROGRAM.

2.1 The Contractor shall spread fine ground dolomite lime distributed at the rate of 2 (two) tons per acre on identified airfields. Application shall be made during the month of December during the base Contract year and the month of December during option year 3.

2.2 The Contractor shall spread granular fertilizer (17-17-17) distributed at the rate of 30 (thirty) tons per acre on identified airfields. Applications shall be made during the May 15 through June 15 during the base contract period of performance and option years 2 and 4 thereafter.

3.0 Work plan. The Contractor shall develop a turf management plan that specifies chemical management strategies to be used (e.g., pre-emergent herbicides, broadleaf vegetation control, growth regulators) in (1) suppressing Bahia grass seed head development, (2) managing the development of weed, “tallgrass” species (including, but not limited to, broomsedge, Johnson grass, smutgrass, vaseygrass and Southern crabgrass), and (3) eliminating broadleaf weeds in the turfgrass. The plan shall detail products to be used, equipment to be used, tank mixes (if any), timing and sequencing of applications, application rates, and equipment calibration. The plan shall also address safety issues (specifying protective clothing and equipment requirements) and environmental issues (such as spill prevention, containment and clean-up and protection of non-target vegetation and non-target areas) and coordination with towers at all locations, prior to commencing any work. The plan shall also address weather related

J-C7-3 conditions (rain, excessive ground moisture, drought, etc.) and how the impact will be mitigated on scheduled work performance. Additionally, the plan shall include a quality control element that insures that the results of applications are in compliance with all Contract requirements. The plan shall include field-specific recommendations, if necessary, to meet turfgrass maintenance requirements. The plan shall be submitted to COR for approval within 30 days of Contract award.

4.0 Approval and Use of Herbicides and Growth Regulators. All herbicides and growth regulators proposed for use by the Contractor shall be registered with the EPA and the State of Alabama (ADEM) and labeled for the intended use. All pesticides used on the installation and supported satellite activities must be approved for use and included on the installation’s approved Pesticide Use Proposal (PUP) as identified on Attachment J-C7.

Requests for use of pesticide products not included in any current installation PUP shall be submitted in writing to the KO and COR and shall be accompanied by a product label and Safety Data Sheet (SDS—formerly Material Safety Data Sheet, MSDS). Such requests must be passed through the Installation Pest Management Coordinator to the Command Pest Management Consultant (Army Environmental Center, Fort Sam Houston, TX). The approval process can take 10-14 days.

4.1 Products proposed for use on the Contract shall be approved for use on the installation prior to purchase or transport onto the installation.

4.2 All herbicides and growth regulators used in the performance of the Contract shall applied be strict accordance with product label directions and in compliance with the regulations, standards, policies and laws of the Federal, State and local Governments and the Departments of Defense and Army.

5.0 Training, Certification and Experience.

5.1 Contractor personnel selecting, mixing and/or applying herbicides and/or growth regulators in the execution of this Contract shall meet the certification requirements as specified in AR 200-1 Environmental Protection and Enhancement, chapter 5, Pest Management, section 5.4e and DODI 4150.07 paragraph. 5.4.20.5 and section e3.3 referenced therein (at a minimum be State of Alabama certified in the operational category OTPS (ornamental and turf)). Proof of current certification shall be submitted to the KO and COR for approval prior to the onset of any chemical applications.

5.2 The program manager shall in addition to the certification requirement of paragraph

5.1 above, have a minimum of a Bachelor of Science degree in turf management, agronomy or weed science and a minimum of six (6) years’ experience in the use of herbicides and/or growth regulators in the management of turf grass. Proof of training and

J-C7-4 experience shall be provided to the KO and COR prior to the onset of any chemical applications.

5.3 Personnel mixing and applying herbicides and growth regulators in the performance of this Contract shall in addition to the certification requirement of paragraph 5.1 above, have a minimum of six (6) years’ experience in the application of herbicides in turf management. Proof of experience shall be provided to the KO and COR prior to the onset of any pesticide applications.

6.0 Dispersal/Application Equipment.

6.1 Dispersal/application equipment to be use in the performance of this requirement must be of appropriate size dimension to accomplish the scope of work within time sensitive application windows. Proper equipment size is determined with consideration to tank capacity, boom size, application rates and daily acreage production.

6.2 The pesticide application delivery system shall be governed by an electronic rate controller that has the capability of adjusting the delivery volume with changes in ground speed to maintain applications within 10% of the targeted application rates. This requirement would include an off target alarm for the operator and an automated shutoff if operated outside of the 10% error range.

6.3. The pesticide application delivery system shall be equipped with a minimum of GPS (+1-) 1 meter guidance system to insure proper coverage of target turf. This requirement is intended to preclude double (2X) applications, overlaps and skipped areas.

6.4 The pesticide application delivery system shall be equipped with a spray droplet monitoring system to insure that droplet size of pesticides being applied are within the acceptable range set forth by the tip manufacturer. The system shall be designed to minimize the potential for misapplications to adjacent croplands and other non-target areas.

6.5 The pesticide application delivery system shall be capable of mapping each application site. The maps must include area treated and application rates. These maps should be in a format that can be viewed with most, common, Windows®-based software systems. Application maps should be overlaid onto satellite images of actual grounds applied. Standalone maps without geospacial recognition parameters are not acceptable.

Application maps must be in KML, PDF or SHP file format. Application maps must be submitted to the Contract quality control administrator and the COR within 7 days of completion of work on each individual field. Maps must be submitted, reviewed and approved prior to invoicing.

J-C7-5

6.6. The pesticide application delivery system shall be inspected daily to insure sound mechanical condition and operational freedom from leaks. The pump system used shall supply constant agitation in the tank to insure chemical mixing is complete and continuous.

7.0 Environmental considerations. Extreme care shall be exercised to avoid drift of herbicides/growth regulators into wetlands and onto non-target and non-Governmental lands. Contractor personnel shall exercise personal and professional judgment on-site to delay applications until appropriate weather (primarily wind and precipitation) conditions exist.

8.0 Equipment storage. Unless otherwise directed by the COR, overnight (24 hr.)

parking of pesticide application equipment between moves from field to field is permitted, but shall be limited to parking on hardstands facilitating spill/leak detection and clean-up.

The location of any such parking shall not interfere with any airfield, stagefield or FARP operations.

9.0 Pesticide Storage and Disposal. Bulk pesticide storage on airfield, stage fields any other Fort Rucker property is not permitted. Working stocks of pesticides shall be maintained in locked storage compartments carried on Contractor vehicles and shall be removed from the airfield, stagefield or FARP at the end of each workday. Disposal of empty pesticide containers shall be off Government property and in accordance with applicable EPA, ADEM, and local regulations, laws, ordinances and policies as specified in the Installation Pest Management Plan.

10.0 Damages. The Contractor shall be responsible for damages incurred as a result of his/her vehicle and equipment operations and pesticide applications, to include monetary damages and mitigation of environmental impacts resulting from the contractor’s pesticide applications and spills, fuel spills and spray drift onto non-target areas.

11.0 Records and Reports. The Contractor shall maintain records of all herbicide and growth regulator applications, to include dates, times, locations and acreages involved, chemicals applied (including quantities and concentrations or mixing rates) and applicator names. The Contractor is also responsible for reporting all pesticide applications, including weather data observations, surveillance inspections and accidental spill or discharge events, as required by Fort Rucker’s NPDES permit. Specific reports required for each application or event under this Contract specification include USAACE Form 2740 Pest Management Maintenance Record; USAACE Form 2743 Pest Management Monitoring; and USAACE Form 2744 Pesticide Corrective Actions (if applicable). Copies of completed forms shall be provided to the COR with 7 working days of completion of applications on any given field unless otherwise specified on the USAACE Form.

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Required forms and instruction timelines for completing and filing those forms are available at https://www.fortrucker-env.com/programs.aspx?cur=36

11. Successful Results. Wilting, discoloration (chlorosis) and defoliation (in the case of herbicides) and lack of plant growth and seed head development (in the case of growth regulators) sixteen (16) days after application will be used as indicators of successful application results.

https://www.fortrucker-env.com/programs.aspx?cur=36

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