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AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION/MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT
Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the document referenced in Item 9A or 10A, as heretofore changed, remains unchanged and in full force and effect.
15A. NAME AND TITLE OF SIGNER (Type or print)
30-105-04EXCEPTION TO SF 30
APPROVED BY OIRM 11-84
STANDARD FORM 30 (Rev. 10-83) Prescribed by GSA
FAR (48 CFR) 53.243
Solicitaion No. W9126G22Q0036 Amd No. 0001, CenTex Herbicide
The purpose of the amendment is to add CLIN 0101 Through 2101 and to add addtional scope associated w ith CLIN 0101 through 2101 to the PWS.
1. CONTRACT ID CODE PAGE OF PAGES
J 1 47
16A. NAME AND TITLE OF CONTRACTING OFFICER (Type or print)
16C. DATE SIGNED
BY 07-Jun-2022
16B. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA15C. DATE SIGNED15B. CONTRACTOR/OFFEROR
(Signature of Contracting Officer)(Signature of person authorized to sign)
8. NAME AND ADDRESS OF CONTRACTOR (No., Street, County, State and Zip Code) X W9126G22Q0036
X 9B. DATED (SEE ITEM 11)
20-May-2022
10B. DATED (SEE ITEM 13)
9A. AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION NO.
11. THIS ITEM ONLY APPLIES TO AMENDMENTS OF SOLICITATIONS
X The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth in Item 14. The hour and date specified for receipt of Offer is extended, X is not extended.
Offer must acknowledge receipt of this amendment prior to the hour and date specified in the solicitation or as amended by one of the following methods:
(a) By completing Items 8 and 15, and returning copies of the amendment; (b) By acknowledging receipt of this amendment on each copy of the offer submitted;
or (c) By separate letter or telegram which includes a reference to the solicitation and amendment numbers. FAILURE OF YOUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY RESULT IN REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. If by virtue of this amendment you desire to change an offer already submitted, such change may be made by telegram or letter, provided each telegram or letter makes reference to the solicitation and this amendment, and is received prior to the opening hour and date specified.
12. ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRIATION DATA (If required)
13. THIS ITEM APPLIES ONLY TO MODIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTS/ORDERS.
IT MODIFIES THE CONTRACT/ORDER NO. AS DESCRIBED IN ITEM 14.
A. THIS CHANGE ORDER IS ISSUED PURSUANT TO: (Specify authority) THE CHANGES SET FORTH IN ITEM 14 ARE MADE IN THE
CONTRACT ORDER NO. IN ITEM 10A.
B. THE ABOVE NUMBERED CONTRACT/ORDER IS MODIFIED TO REFLECT THE ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES (such as changes in paying office, appropriation date, etc.) SET FORTH IN ITEM 14, PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF FAR 43.103(B).
C. THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT IS ENTERED INTO PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF:
D. OTHER (Specify type of modification and authority)
E. IMPORTANT: Contractor is not, is required to sign this document and return copies to the issuing office.
14. DESCRIPTION OF AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION (Organized by UCF section headings, including solicitation/contract subject matter where feasible.)
10A. MOD. OF CONTRACT/ORDER NO.
2. AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION NO. 5. PROJECT NO.(If applicable)
6. ISSUED BY
3. EFFECTIVE DATE
07-Jun-2022
CODE
US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS FORT WORTH
819 TAYLOR ST, CT OFC RM 2A17
FORT WORTH TX 76102-0300
W9126G 7. ADMINISTERED BY (If other than item 6)
4. REQUISITION/PURCHASE REQ. NO.
CODE
See Item 6
FACILITY CODECODE
EMAIL:TEL:
W9126G22Q0036
SECTION SF 30 BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE
SUMMARY OF CHANGES
SECTION SF 1449 - CONTINUATION SHEET
The following have been modified:
PRE-PRICED BID SCHEDULE
Central Texas Lakes Herbicide Services Services for Aquilla, Whitney, Navarro Mills and Waco Lakes
Planned Quantity - Certified Contractor Bid Sheet This Document is for illustrative purposes only. This estimate has been created as a planning tool to identify IDIQ use if, budget funding is available and services are needed during the life of this contract.
IDIQ Supplies and Non-Personal Services Contractor shall provide all labor, equipment, materials, supplies, management, and supervision to perform herbicide and pesticide application services in recreational, embankment, levee and outlet areas and facilities at Aquilla , Navarro Mills, Waco and Whitney lakes, US Army Corps of Engineers, Three Rivers Region, Fort Worth District, Texas. All services will be performed in accordance with the attached Performance
Work Statement and as required by State and Federal regulations.
CONTRACT BASE YEAR
1 July 2022 through 30 June 2023.
PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE - AQUILLA LAKE (BASE)
ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY U/M Unit Price 0001 ROAD SHOULDER (2 Separate Treatments of 5 miles) 1 MI
0002 AREA APPL-RIP RAP-ALL SPECIES 1 AC
0003 AREA APPL-IN AQUATIC OR "NEAR WATER" 1 AC
0004 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, PRE-EMERGENT 1 AC
0005 AREA APPL-BROADLEAF OR PRAIRIE TREATMENT 1 AC
0006 AREA APPL-WOODY BRUSH TREATMENT (UP TO 8 FEET IN
HEIGTH)
1 AC
0007 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, POST EMERGENT 1 AC
0008 AREA APPL-PRE-EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
0009 AREA APPL-POST EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
0010 AREA APPL-(FOLIAR) BRUSH TREATMENT-NON
EMBANKMENT
1 AC
0011 AREA APPL-PRICKLY PEAR (FOLIAR) TREATMENT 1 AC
0012 AREA APPL-FERTILIZER (5-3-1 MIXTURE) OR CHEMICAL
MOWING TREATMENT
1 AC
0013 AREA APPL - EMBANKMENT DESERT TERMITE
TREATMENT-BENEFICIAL NEMOTODE
1 AC
0014 AREA APPL-BARE GROUND TREATMENT 1 AC
0015 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (SMOOTH BARK
FOLIAR TREES - UP TO 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
0016 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (ROUGH BARK FOLIAR
TREES - OVER 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
0017 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
- NON WOODY-GRASSES & VINES (FOLIAR)
1 EA
0018 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
-WOODY VEGETATION (FOLIAR)
1 EA
0019 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT-PRICKLY PEAR AND
YUCCA (FOLIAR)
1 EA
0020 SPOT TREATMENT-MOLE BAIT WORM APPLICATION 1 EA
0021 AREA APPL - ANT CONTROL 1 AC
0022 FACILITY TREATMENT - PEST CONTROL 1 SF
0023 ROTARY CHOPPING-REMOVAL OF DEAD WOODY
VEGETATION (UNDER 4" IN DIAMETER)
1 AC
0024 AREA APPL-SEEDING BY DRILL WITH APPLICABLE SEED
BOX
1 AC
0025 AREA APPL-HYDRO-SEED 1 AC
AQUILLA LAKE - PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE -ITEMS 0001 THRU 0025 TOTAL
PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE - NAVARRO MILLS LAKE (BASE)
ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY U/M Unit Price 0026 ROAD SHOULDER (2 Separate Treatments of 45 miles) 1 MI
0027 AREA APPL-RIP RAP-ALL SPECIES 1 AC
0028 AREA APPL-IN AQUATIC OR "NEAR WATER" 1 AC
0029 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, PRE-EMERGENT 1 AC
0030 AREA APPL-BROADLEAF OR PRAIRIE TREATMENT 1 AC
0031 AREA APPL-WOODY BRUSH TREATMENT (UP TO 8 FEET IN
HEIGTH)
1 AC
0032 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, POST EMERGENT 1 AC
0033 AREA APPL-PRE-EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
0034 AREA APPL-POST EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
0035 AREA APPL-(FOLIAR) BRUSH TREATMENT-NON
EMBANKMENT
1 AC
0036 AREA APPL-PRICKLY PEAR (FOLIAR) TREATMENT 1 AC
0037 AREA APPL-FERTILIZER (5-3-1 MIXTURE) OR CHEMICAL
MOWING TREATMENT
1 AC
0038 AREA APPL - EMBANKMENT DESERT TERMITE
TREATMENT-BENEFICIAL NEMOTODE
1 AC
0039 AREA APPL-BARE GROUND TREATMENT 1 AC
0040 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (SMOOTH BARK
FOLIAR TREES - UP TO 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
0041 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (ROUGH BARK FOLIAR
TREES - OVER 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
0042 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
- NON WOODY-GRASSES & VINES (FOLIAR)
1 EA
0043 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
-WOODY VEGETATION (FOLIAR)
1 EA
0044 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT-PRICKLY PEAR AND
YUCCA (FOLIAR)
1 EA
0045 SPOT TREATMENT-MOLE BAIT WORM APPLICATION 1 EA
0046 AREA APPL - ANT CONTROL 1 AC
0047 FACILITY TREATMENT - PEST CONTROL 1 SF
0048 ROTARY CHOPPING-REMOVAL OF DEAD WOODY
VEGETATION (UNDER 4" IN DIAMETER)
1 AC
0049 AREA APPL-SEEDING BY DRILL WITH APPLICABLE SEED
BOX
1 AC
0050 AREA APPL-HYDRO-SEED 1 AC
NAVARRO MILLS LAKE - PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE -ITEMS 0026 THRU 0050 TOTAL
PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE - WACO LAKE (BASE)
ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY U/M Unit Price 0051 ROAD SHOULDER (2 Separate Treatments of 50 miles) 1 MI
0052 AREA APPL-RIP RAP-ALL SPECIES 1 AC
0053 AREA APPL-IN AQUATIC OR "NEAR WATER" 1 AC
0054 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, PRE-EMERGENT 1 AC
0055 AREA APPL-BROADLEAF OR PRAIRIE TREATMENT 1 AC
0056 AREA APPL-WOODY BRUSH TREATMENT (UP TO 8 FEET IN
HEIGTH)
1 AC
0057 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, POST EMERGENT 1 AC
0058 AREA APPL-PRE-EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
0059 AREA APPL-POST EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
0060 AREA APPL-(FOLIAR) BRUSH TREATMENT-NON
EMBANKMENT
1 AC
0061 AREA APPL-PRICKLY PEAR (FOLIAR) TREATMENT 1 AC
0062 AREA APPL-FERTILIZER (5-3-1 MIXTURE) OR CHEMICAL
MOWING TREATMENT
1 AC
0063 AREA APPL - EMBANKMENT DESERT TERMITE
TREATMENT-BENEFICIAL NEMOTODE
1 AC
0064 AREA APPL-BARE GROUND TREATMENT 1 AC
0065 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (SMOOTH BARK
FOLIAR TREES - UP TO 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
0066 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (ROUGH BARK FOLIAR
TREES - OVER 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
0067 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
- NON WOODY-GRASSES & VINES (FOLIAR)
1 EA
0068 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
-WOODY VEGETATION (FOLIAR)
1 EA
0069 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT-PRICKLY PEAR AND
YUCCA (FOLIAR)
1 EA
0070 SPOT TREATMENT-MOLE BAIT WORM APPLICATION 1 EA
0071 AREA APPL - ANT CONTROL 1 AC
0072 FACILITY TREATMENT - PEST CONTROL 1 SF
0073 ROTARY CHOPPING-REMOVAL OF DEAD WOODY
VEGETATION (UNDER 4" IN DIAMETER)
1 AC
0074 AREA APPL-SEEDING BY DRILL WITH APPLICABLE SEED
BOX
1 AC
0075 AREA APPL-HYDRO-SEED 1 AC
WACO LAKE - PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE -ITEMS 0051 THRU 0075 TOTAL
PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE - WHITNEY LAKE (BASE)
ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY U/M Unit Price 0076 ROAD SHOULDER (2 Separate Treatments of 60 miles) 1 MI
0077 AREA APPL-RIP RAP-ALL SPECIES 1 AC
0078 AREA APPL-IN AQUATIC OR "NEAR WATER" 1 AC
0079 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, PRE-EMERGENT 1 AC
0080 AREA APPL-BROADLEAF OR PRAIRIE TREATMENT 1 AC
0081 AREA APPL-WOODY BRUSH TREATMENT (UP TO 8 FEET IN
HEIGTH)
1 AC
0082 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, POST EMERGENT 1 AC
0083 AREA APPL-PRE-EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
0084 AREA APPL-POST EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
0085 AREA APPL-(FOLIAR) BRUSH TREATMENT-NON
EMBANKMENT
1 AC
0086 AREA APPL-PRICKLY PEAR (FOLIAR) TREATMENT 1 AC
0087 AREA APPL-FERTILIZER (5-3-1 MIXTURE) OR CHEMICAL
MOWING TREATMENT
1 AC
0088 AREA APPL - EMBANKMENT DESERT TERMITE
TREATMENT-BENEFICIAL NEMOTODE
1 AC
0089 AREA APPL-BARE GROUND TREATMENT 1 AC
0090 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (SMOOTH BARK
FOLIAR TREES - UP TO 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
0091 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (ROUGH BARK FOLIAR
TREES - OVER 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
0092 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
- NON WOODY-GRASSES & VINES (FOLIAR)
1 EA
0093 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
-WOODY VEGETATION (FOLIAR)
1 EA
0094 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT-PRICKLY PEAR AND
YUCCA (FOLIAR)
1 EA
0095 SPOT TREATMENT-MOLE BAIT WORM APPLICATION 1 EA
0096 AREA APPL - ANT CONTROL 1 AC
0097 FACILITY TREATMENT - PEST CONTROL 1 SF
0098 ROTARY CHOPPING-REMOVAL OF DEAD WOODY
VEGETATION (UNDER 4" IN DIAMETER)
1 AC
0099 AREA APPL-SEEDING BY DRILL WITH APPLICABLE SEED
BOX
1 AC
0100 AREA APPL-HYDRO-SEED 1 AC
0101 FACILITY SWITCH YARD TREATMENT - (27.8% isopropylamine salt of imazapyr)
1 SF
WHITNEY LAKE - PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE -ITEMS 0076 THRU 0101 TOTAL
SUMMARY CONTRACT BASE: 1 July 2022 through 30 June 2023
AQUILLA (BASE) ITEMS 0001 - 0025
NAVARRO MILLS (BASE) ITEMS 0026 - 0050
WACO (BASE) ITEMS 0051 - 0075
WHITNEY (BASE) ITEMS 0076 - 0101
(BASE) TOTAL ITEMS 0001 - 0101
CONTRACT OPTION YEAR ONE
1 July 2023 through 30 June 2024
PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE - AQUILLA LAKE (OPTION YEAR ONE)
ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY U/M Unit Price 1001 ROAD SHOULDER (2 Separate Treatments of 5 miles) 1 MI
1002 AREA APPL-RIP RAP-ALL SPECIES 1 AC
1003 AREA APPL-IN AQUATIC OR "NEAR WATER" 1 AC
1004 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, PRE-EMERGENT 1 AC
1005 AREA APPL-BROADLEAF OR PRAIRIE TREATMENT 1 AC
1006 AREA APPL-WOODY BRUSH TREATMENT (UP TO 8 FEET IN
HEIGTH)
1 AC
1007 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, POST EMERGENT 1 AC
1008 AREA APPL-PRE-EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
1009 AREA APPL-POST EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
1010 AREA APPL-(FOLIAR) BRUSH TREATMENT-NON
EMBANKMENT
1 AC
1011 AREA APPL-PRICKLY PEAR (FOLIAR) TREATMENT 1 AC
1012 AREA APPL-FERTILIZER (5-3-1 MIXTURE) OR CHEMICAL
MOWING TREATMENT
1 AC
1013 AREA APPL - EMBANKMENT DESERT TERMITE
TREATMENT-BENEFICIAL NEMOTODE
1 AC
1014 AREA APPL-BARE GROUND TREATMENT 1 AC
1015 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (SMOOTH BARK
FOLIAR TREES - UP TO 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
1016 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (ROUGH BARK FOLIAR
TREES - OVER 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
1017 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
- NON WOODY-GRASSES & VINES (FOLIAR)
1 EA
1018 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
-WOODY VEGETATION (FOLIAR)
1 EA
1019 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT-PRICKLY PEAR AND
YUCCA (FOLIAR)
1 EA
1020 SPOT TREATMENT-MOLE BAIT WORM APPLICATION 1 EA
1021 AREA APPL - ANT CONTROL 1 AC
1022 FACILITY TREATMENT - PEST CONTROL 1 SF
1023 ROTARY CHOPPING-REMOVAL OF DEAD WOODY
VEGETATION (UNDER 4" IN DIAMETER)
1 AC
1024 AREA APPL-SEEDING BY DRILL WITH APPLICABLE SEED
BOX
1 AC
1025 AREA APPL-HYDRO-SEED 1 AC
AQUILLA LAKE - PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE -ITEMS 1001 THRU 1025 TOTAL
PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE - NAVARRO MILLS LAKE (OPTION YEAR ONE)
1026 ROAD SHOULDER (2 Separate Treatments of 45 miles) 1 MI
1027 AREA APPL-RIP RAP-ALL SPECIES 1 AC
1028 AREA APPL-IN AQUATIC OR "NEAR WATER" 1 AC
1029 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, PRE-EMERGENT 1 AC
1030 AREA APPL-BROADLEAF OR PRAIRIE TREATMENT 1 AC
1031 AREA APPL-WOODY BRUSH TREATMENT (UP TO 8 FEET IN
HEIGTH)
1 AC
1032 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, POST EMERGENT 1 AC
1033 AREA APPL-PRE-EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
1034 AREA APPL-POST EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
1035 AREA APPL-(FOLIAR) BRUSH TREATMENT-NON
EMBANKMENT
1 AC
1036 AREA APPL-PRICKLY PEAR (FOLIAR) TREATMENT 1 AC
1037 AREA APPL-FERTILIZER (5-3-1 MIXTURE) OR CHEMICAL
MOWING TREATMENT
1 AC
1038 AREA APPL - EMBANKMENT DESERT TERMITE
TREATMENT-BENEFICIAL NEMOTODE
1 AC
1039 AREA APPL-BARE GROUND TREATMENT 1 AC
1040 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (SMOOTH BARK
FOLIAR TREES - UP TO 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
1041 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (ROUGH BARK FOLIAR
TREES - OVER 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
1042 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
- NON WOODY-GRASSES & VINES (FOLIAR)
1 EA
1043 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
-WOODY VEGETATION (FOLIAR)
1 EA
1044 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT-PRICKLY PEAR AND
YUCCA (FOLIAR)
1 EA
1045 SPOT TREATMENT-MOLE BAIT WORM APPLICATION 1 EA
1046 AREA APPL - ANT CONTROL 1 AC
1047 FACILITY TREATMENT - PEST CONTROL 1 SF
1048 ROTARY CHOPPING-REMOVAL OF DEAD WOODY
VEGETATION (UNDER 4" IN DIAMETER)
1 AC
1049 AREA APPL-SEEDING BY DRILL WITH APPLICABLE SEED
BOX
1 AC
1050 AREA APPL-HYDRO-SEED 1 AC
NAVARRO MILLS LAKE - PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE -ITEMS 1026 THRU 1050 TOTAL
PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE - WACO LAKE (OPTION YEAR ONE)
1051 ROAD SHOULDER (2 Separate Treatments of 50 miles) 1 MI
1052 AREA APPL-RIP RAP-ALL SPECIES 1 AC
1053 AREA APPL-IN AQUATIC OR "NEAR WATER" 1 AC
1054 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, PRE-EMERGENT 1 AC
1055 AREA APPL-BROADLEAF OR PRAIRIE TREATMENT 1 AC
1056 AREA APPL-WOODY BRUSH TREATMENT (UP TO 8 FEET IN
HEIGTH)
1 AC
1057 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, POST EMERGENT 1 AC
1058 AREA APPL-PRE-EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
1059 AREA APPL-POST EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
1060 AREA APPL-(FOLIAR) BRUSH TREATMENT-NON
EMBANKMENT
1 AC
1061 AREA APPL-PRICKLY PEAR (FOLIAR) TREATMENT 1 AC
1062 AREA APPL-FERTILIZER (5-3-1 MIXTURE) OR CHEMICAL
MOWING TREATMENT
1 AC
1063 AREA APPL - EMBANKMENT DESERT TERMITE
TREATMENT-BENEFICIAL NEMOTODE
1 AC
1064 AREA APPL-BARE GROUND TREATMENT 1 AC
1065 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (SMOOTH BARK
FOLIAR TREES - UP TO 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
1066 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (ROUGH BARK FOLIAR
TREES - OVER 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
1067 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
- NON WOODY-GRASSES & VINES (FOLIAR)
1 EA
1068 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
-WOODY VEGETATION (FOLIAR)
1 EA
1069 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT-PRICKLY PEAR AND
YUCCA (FOLIAR)
1 EA
1070 SPOT TREATMENT-MOLE BAIT WORM APPLICATION 1 EA
1071 AREA APPL - ANT CONTROL 1 AC
1072 FACILITY TREATMENT - PEST CONTROL 1 SF
1073 ROTARY CHOPPING-REMOVAL OF DEAD WOODY
VEGETATION (UNDER 4" IN DIAMETER)
1 AC
1074 AREA APPL-SEEDING BY DRILL WITH APPLICABLE SEED
BOX
1 AC
1075 AREA APPL-HYDRO-SEED 1 AC
WACO LAKE - PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE -ITEMS 1051 THRU 1075 TOTAL
PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE - WHITNEY LAKE (OPTION YEAR
ONE)
1076 ROAD SHOULDER (2 Separate Treatments of 60 miles) 1 MI
1077 AREA APPL-RIP RAP-ALL SPECIES 1 AC
1078 AREA APPL-IN AQUATIC OR "NEAR WATER" 1 AC
1079 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, PRE-EMERGENT 1 AC
1080 AREA APPL-BROADLEAF OR PRAIRIE TREATMENT 1 AC
1081 AREA APPL-WOODY BRUSH TREATMENT (UP TO 8 FEET IN
HEIGTH)
1 AC
1082 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, POST EMERGENT 1 AC
1083 AREA APPL-PRE-EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
1084 AREA APPL-POST EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
1085 AREA APPL-(FOLIAR) BRUSH TREATMENT-NON
EMBANKMENT
1 AC
1086 AREA APPL-PRICKLY PEAR (FOLIAR) TREATMENT 1 AC
1087 AREA APPL-FERTILIZER (5-3-1 MIXTURE) OR CHEMICAL
MOWING TREATMENT
1 AC
1088 AREA APPL - EMBANKMENT DESERT TERMITE
TREATMENT-BENEFICIAL NEMOTODE
1 AC
1089 AREA APPL-BARE GROUND TREATMENT 1 AC
1090 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (SMOOTH BARK
FOLIAR TREES - UP TO 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
1091 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (ROUGH BARK FOLIAR
TREES - OVER 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
1092 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
- NON WOODY-GRASSES & VINES (FOLIAR)
1 EA
1093 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
-WOODY VEGETATION (FOLIAR)
1 EA
1094 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT-PRICKLY PEAR AND
YUCCA (FOLIAR)
1 EA
1095 SPOT TREATMENT-MOLE BAIT WORM APPLICATION 1 EA
1096 AREA APPL - ANT CONTROL 1 AC
1097 FACILITY TREATMENT - PEST CONTROL 1 SF
1098 ROTARY CHOPPING-REMOVAL OF DEAD WOODY
VEGETATION (UNDER 4" IN DIAMETER)
1 AC
1099 AREA APPL-SEEDING BY DRILL WITH APPLICABLE SEED
BOX
1 AC
1100 AREA APPL-HYDRO-SEED 1 AC
1101 FACILITY SWITCH YARD TREATMENT - (27.8% isopropylamine salt of imazapyr)
1 SF
WHITNEY LAKE - PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE -ITEMS 1076 THRU 1101 TOTAL
SUMMARY CONTRACT (OPTION YEAR ONE): 1 July 2023 through 30 June 2024.
AQUILLA (OPTION YEAR ONE) ITEMS 1001 - 1025
NAVARRO MILLS (OPTION YEAR ONE) ITEMS 1026 - 1050
WACO (OPTION YEAR ONE) ITEMS 1051 - 1075
WHITNEY (OPTION YEAR ONE) ITEMS 1076 - 1101
(OPTION YEAR ONE) TOTAL ITEMS 1001 - 1101
CONTRACT (OPTION YEAR 2)
1 July 2024 through 30 June 2025
PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE - AQUILLA LAKE (OPTION YEAR TWO)
ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY U/M Unit Price 2001 ROAD SHOULDER (2 Separate Treatments of 5 miles) 1 MI
2002 AREA APPL-RIP RAP-ALL SPECIES 1 AC
2003 AREA APPL-IN AQUATIC OR "NEAR WATER" 1 AC
2004 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, PRE-EMERGENT 1 AC
2005 AREA APPL-BROADLEAF OR PRAIRIE TREATMENT 1 AC
2006 AREA APPL-WOODY BRUSH TREATMENT (UP TO 8 FEET IN
HEIGTH)
1 AC
2007 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, POST EMERGENT 1 AC
2008 AREA APPL-PRE-EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
2009 AREA APPL-POST EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
2010 AREA APPL-(FOLIAR) BRUSH TREATMENT-NON
EMBANKMENT
1 AC
2011 AREA APPL-PRICKLY PEAR (FOLIAR) TREATMENT 1 AC
2012 AREA APPL-FERTILIZER (5-3-1 MIXTURE) OR CHEMICAL
MOWING TREATMENT
1 AC
2013 AREA APPL - EMBANKMENT DESERT TERMITE
TREATMENT-BENEFICIAL NEMOTODE
1 AC
2014 AREA APPL-BARE GROUND TREATMENT 1 AC
2015 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (SMOOTH BARK
FOLIAR TREES - UP TO 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
2016 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (ROUGH BARK FOLIAR
TREES - OVER 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
2017 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
- NON WOODY-GRASSES & VINES (FOLIAR)
1 EA
2018 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
-WOODY VEGETATION (FOLIAR)
1 EA
2019 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT-PRICKLY PEAR AND
YUCCA (FOLIAR)
1 EA
2020 SPOT TREATMENT-MOLE BAIT WORM APPLICATION 1 EA
2021 AREA APPL - ANT CONTROL 1 AC
2022 FACILITY TREATMENT - PEST CONTROL 1 SF
2023 ROTARY CHOPPING-REMOVAL OF DEAD WOODY
VEGETATION (UNDER 4" IN DIAMETER)
1 AC
2024 AREA APPL-SEEDING BY DRILL WITH APPLICABLE SEED
BOX
1 AC
2025 AREA APPL-HYDRO-SEED 1 AC
AQUILLA LAKE - PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE -ITEMS 2001 THRU 2025 TOTAL
PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE - NAVARRO MILLS LAKE (OPTION YEAR TWO)
ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY U/M Unit Price 2026 ROAD SHOULDER (2 Separate Treatments of 45 miles) 1 MI
2027 AREA APPL-RIP RAP-ALL SPECIES 1 AC
2028 AREA APPL-IN AQUATIC OR "NEAR WATER" 1 AC
2029 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, PRE-EMERGENT 1 AC
2030 AREA APPL-BROADLEAF OR PRAIRIE TREATMENT 1 AC
2031 AREA APPL-WOODY BRUSH TREATMENT (UP TO 8 FEET IN
HEIGTH)
1 AC
2032 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, POST EMERGENT 1 AC
2033 AREA APPL-PRE-EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
2034 AREA APPL-POST EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
2035 AREA APPL-(FOLIAR) BRUSH TREATMENT-NON
EMBANKMENT
1 AC
2036 AREA APPL-PRICKLY PEAR (FOLIAR) TREATMENT 1 AC
2037 AREA APPL-FERTILIZER (5-3-1 MIXTURE) OR CHEMICAL
MOWING TREATMENT
1 AC
2038 AREA APPL - EMBANKMENT DESERT TERMITE
TREATMENT-BENEFICIAL NEMOTODE
1 AC
2039 AREA APPL-BARE GROUND TREATMENT 1 AC
2040 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (SMOOTH BARK
FOLIAR TREES - UP TO 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
2041 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (ROUGH BARK FOLIAR
TREES - OVER 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
2042 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
- NON WOODY-GRASSES & VINES (FOLIAR)
1 EA
2043 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
-WOODY VEGETATION (FOLIAR)
1 EA
2044 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT-PRICKLY PEAR AND
YUCCA (FOLIAR)
1 EA
2045 SPOT TREATMENT-MOLE BAIT WORM APPLICATION 1 EA
2046 AREA APPL - ANT CONTROL 1 AC
2047 FACILITY TREATMENT - PEST CONTROL 1 SF
2048 ROTARY CHOPPING-REMOVAL OF DEAD WOODY
VEGETATION (UNDER 4" IN DIAMETER)
1 AC
2049 AREA APPL-SEEDING BY DRILL WITH APPLICABLE SEED
BOX
1 AC
2050 AREA APPL-HYDRO-SEED 1 AC
NAVARRO MILLS LAKE - PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE -ITEMS 2026 - THRU 2050 TOTAL
PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE - WACO LAKE (OPTION YEAR TWO)
2051 ROAD SHOULDER (2 Separate Treatments of 50 miles) 1 MI
2052 AREA APPL-RIP RAP-ALL SPECIES 1 AC
2053 AREA APPL-IN AQUATIC OR "NEAR WATER" 1 AC
2054 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, PRE-EMERGENT 1 AC
2055 AREA APPL-BROADLEAF OR PRAIRIE TREATMENT 1 AC
2056 AREA APPL-WOODY BRUSH TREATMENT (UP TO 8 FEET IN
HEIGTH)
1 AC
2057 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, POST EMERGENT 1 AC
2058 AREA APPL-PRE-EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
2059 AREA APPL-POST EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
2060 AREA APPL-(FOLIAR) BRUSH TREATMENT-NON
EMBANKMENT
1 AC
2061 AREA APPL-PRICKLY PEAR (FOLIAR) TREATMENT 1 AC
2062 AREA APPL-FERTILIZER (5-3-1 MIXTURE) OR CHEMICAL
MOWING TREATMENT
1 AC
2063 AREA APPL - EMBANKMENT DESERT TERMITE
TREATMENT-BENEFICIAL NEMOTODE
1 AC
2064 AREA APPL-BARE GROUND TREATMENT 1 AC
2065 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (SMOOTH BARK
FOLIAR TREES - UP TO 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
2066 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (ROUGH BARK FOLIAR
TREES - OVER 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
2067 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
- NON WOODY-GRASSES & VINES (FOLIAR)
1 EA
2068 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
-WOODY VEGETATION (FOLIAR)
1 EA
2069 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT-PRICKLY PEAR AND
YUCCA (FOLIAR)
1 EA
2070 SPOT TREATMENT-MOLE BAIT WORM APPLICATION 1 EA
2071 AREA APPL - ANT CONTROL 1 AC
2072 FACILITY TREATMENT - PEST CONTROL 1 SF
2073 ROTARY CHOPPING-REMOVAL OF DEAD WOODY
VEGETATION (UNDER 4" IN DIAMETER)
1 AC
2074 AREA APPL-SEEDING BY DRILL WITH APPLICABLE SEED
BOX
1 AC
2075 AREA APPL-HYDRO-SEED 1 AC
WACO LAKE - PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE -ITEMS 2051 THRU 2075 TOTAL
PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE - WHITNEY LAKE (OPTION YEAR
TWO)
2076 ROAD SHOULDER (2 Separate Treatments of 60 miles) 1 MI
2077 AREA APPL-RIP RAP-ALL SPECIES 1 AC
2078 AREA APPL-IN AQUATIC OR "NEAR WATER" 1 AC
2079 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, PRE-EMERGENT 1 AC
2080 AREA APPL-BROADLEAF OR PRAIRIE TREATMENT 1 AC
2081 AREA APPL-WOODY BRUSH TREATMENT (UP TO 8 FEET IN
HEIGTH)
1 AC
2082 AREA APPL-GRASSBUR TREAT, POST EMERGENT 1 AC
2083 AREA APPL-PRE-EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
2084 AREA APPL-POST EMERGENT EMBANKMENT/LEVEE
BROADLEAF TREATMENT (NON-RIP RAP AREAS)
1 AC
2085 AREA APPL-(FOLIAR) BRUSH TREATMENT-NON
EMBANKMENT
1 AC
2086 AREA APPL-PRICKLY PEAR (FOLIAR) TREATMENT 1 AC
2087 AREA APPL-FERTILIZER (5-3-1 MIXTURE) OR CHEMICAL
MOWING TREATMENT
1 AC
2088 AREA APPL - EMBANKMENT DESERT TERMITE
TREATMENT-BENEFICIAL NEMOTODE
1 AC
2089 AREA APPL-BARE GROUND TREATMENT 1 AC
2090 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (SMOOTH BARK
FOLIAR TREES - UP TO 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
2091 SPOT TREATMENT - WOODY BRUSH (ROUGH BARK FOLIAR
TREES - OVER 8 FEET IN HEIGTH)
1 EA
2092 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
- NON WOODY-GRASSES & VINES (FOLIAR)
1 EA
2093 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT/RIP RAP
-WOODY VEGETATION (FOLIAR)
1 EA
2094 SPOT TREATMENT-EMBANKMENT-PRICKLY PEAR AND
YUCCA (FOLIAR)
1 EA
2095 SPOT TREATMENT-MOLE BAIT WORM APPLICATION 1 EA
2096 AREA APPL - ANT CONTROL 1 AC
2097 FACILITY TREATMENT - PEST CONTROL 1 SF
2098 ROTARY CHOPPING-REMOVAL OF DEAD WOODY
VEGETATION (UNDER 4" IN DIAMETER)
1 AC
2099 AREA APPL-SEEDING BY DRILL WITH APPLICABLE SEED
BOX
1 AC
2100 AREA APPL-HYDRO-SEED 1 AC
2101 FACILITY SWITCH YARD TREATMENT - (27.8% isopropylamine salt of imazapyr)
1 SF
WHITNEY LAKE - PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE -ITEMS 2076 THRU 2101 TOTAL
SUMMARY CONTRACT (OPTION YEAR TWO): 1 July 2024 THRU 30 Jun
AQUILLA (OPTION YEAR TWO) ITEMS 2001 - 2025
NAVARRO MILLS (OPTION YEAR TWO) ITEMS 2026 - 2050
WACO (OPTION YEAR TWO) ITEMS 2051 - 2075
WHITNEY (OPTION YEAR TWO) ITEMS 2076 - 2101
(OPTION YEAR TWO) TOTAL ITEMS 2001 - 2101
BASE YEAR - TOTAL (CLIN 0001 - 0101)
OPTION YEAR ONE - TOTAL (CLIN 1001 - 1101)
OPTION YEAR TWO - TOTAL (CLIN 2001 - 2101)
BASE AND ALL OPTIONS - (CLIN 0001-2101) - CONTRACT TOTAL
PWS
PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT (PWS)
HERBICIDE AND PESTICIDE SERVICES
CENTRAL TEXAS LAKES, THREE RIVERS REGION
1. GENERAL: This is a non-personal services contract providing all management, tools, equipment, materials, chemicals and labor required to achieve the desired results described herein through the application of herbicides and insecticides. The Government shall not exercise any supervision or control over the contract service providers performing the services herein. Such contract service providers shall be accountable solely to the Contractor who, in turn is responsible to the Government.
1.1 Description of Services/Introduction: The Contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, supplies, facilities, transportation, tools, materials, supervision, and other items and non-personal services necessary to perform herbicide and pesticide applications at the Three Rivers Regional Lakes of Central Texas, these being Aquilla , Navarro Mills, Waco and Whitney Lakes. All applications and treatment results shall be as defined in this Performance Work Statement (PWS). The Contractor shall be required to perform within the standards of this contract.
1.2 Scope: Provide all management, tools, equipment, materials, chemicals, and labor required to achieve the desired results. The objective of these services shall be the eradication or abatement of undesirable and invasive species, provide pest control and hydro-seeding treatments, as described herein. All herbicides, pesticides hydro-seed mixtures applied during the execution of these services shall be submitted for review and subject to approval by the Contracting Officer (KO) or the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR). Contractor is solely responsible for proper application of the herbicides and pesticides under this contract.
1.2.1 Areas of application: The following treatments and applications are included to demonstrate the desired results. Other chemical treatments and application methods may be used per label instructions and with the COR’s approval, as long these are products and methods are equal to or better, with results achieved at no additional cost to the government.
a. Road Shoulder and Parking Area Herbicide Treatment. Road shoulder and parking area treatments shall be ordered by the mile of increment thereof and one linear mile of road shall be considered two miles of treatment e.g., one mile each side. Parking area perimeters are considered in these tabulations. All invasive vegetation migrating into areas of the roadway or parking area cracks shall also be treated under this work item. Contractor shall select the chemicals proven to achieve the results as specified in section 1.9.1 Attachment 1/Technical Exhibit 1- “Performance Requirements Summary” and in accordance with all portions of this PWS. Designated areas shall be treated using the required mixture and application rates per the manufacturer’s label to achieve results for the target species. The use of an approved dye shall be used to verify 100% coverage of the designated area.
b. Dam-Rip Rap. Desired results shall be the 100% kill of all vegetation within the designated area, due to the critical function of these structures. The application may be by foliar method and ordered by the acre or increment thereof. Treatment by foliar treatment may be ordered when a low density of targeted vegetation is present. The Contractor shall select the chemicals proven to achieve the results as specified in section 1.9.1 Attachment 1/Technical Exhibit 1- “Performance Requirements Summary” and in accordance with all portions of this PWS. Designated areas shall be treated using the required mixture and application rates per the manufacturer’s label to achieve results for the target species. The use of an approved dye shall be used to verify 100% coverage of the designated area.
c. Area Application. Area application shall be ordered by the acre or increment thereof. Applications may be ordered through multiple contract line item numbers (CLIN) as determined by species or unique areas where treatment must occur. Services under these line items often require unique labor or chemical requirements, i.e. labor-intensive rip-rap areas, or more routine flat land areas, simple broadleaf weeds or more resilient mesquite, willow baccaras, prickly pear cactus, etc. Applications may consist of two types, granular and liquid. In the area application, foliar or granular treatment shall target various invasive species as specified in each task order and by contract line item. These species may include but are not limited to sand burs, invasive aquatic or near aquatic vegetation, non-native broadleaf plants, Prickly Pear Cactus, Mesquite, Willow Baccaras, Tamarix (salt cedar), Yucca, etc.
The Contractor shall select the chemicals proven to achieve the results as specified in section 1.9.1 Attachment 1/Technical Exhibit 1- “Performance Requirements Summary” and in accordance with all portions of this PWS. Designated areas shall be treated using the required mixture and application rates per the manufacturer’s label to achieve results for the target species. The use of an approved dye may be used to verify 100% coverage of the designated area.
1. “Aquatic or near water”. Herbicide treatment must contain chemicals labeled for use in aquatic or near water areas and applied at rate specified in the manufacturer’s label for control of the target species. The Contractor shall select the best chemicals to achieve the results as specified in section 1.9.1 Attachment 1/Technical Exhibit 1- “Performance Requirements Summary” and in accordance with all portions of this PWS. Designated areas shall be treated using the required mixture and application rates per the manufacturer’s label to achieve results for the target species.
The use of an approved dye may be used to verify 100% coverage of the designated area.
2. Grass Bur Treatment. Herbicide treatment for grass bur/broadleaf weed control may be by a broadcast or foliar method. These applications may be labelled as Pre/Post or Post Emergent(s) and will be ordered as required to meet seasonal requirements for optimal performance. Herbicide treatment must contain chemicals labeled for use in aquatic or near water areas and applied at rate specified in the manufacturer’s label for control of the target species. The Contractor shall select the chemicals proven to achieve the results as specified in section 1.9.1 Attachment 1/Technical Exhibit 1- “Performance Requirements Summary” and in accordance with all portions of this PWS. Designated areas shall be treated using the required mixture and application rates per the manufacturer’s label to achieve results for the target species. The use of an approved dye may be used to verify 100% coverage of the designated area.
3. Foliar Brush Control. The Contractor shall select the chemicals proven to achieve the results as specified in section 1.9.1 Attachment 1/Technical Exhibit 1- “Performance Requirements Summary” and in accordance with all portions of this PWS. Designated areas shall be treated using the required mixture and application rates per the manufacturer’s label to achieve results for the target species. The use of an approved dye may be used to verify 100% coverage of the designated area.
4. Foliar Prickly Pear Treatment. The Contractor shall select the chemicals proven to achieve the results as specified in section 1.9.1 Attachment 1/Technical Exhibit 1- “Performance Requirements Summary” and in accordance with all portions of this PWS. Designated areas shall be treated using the required mixture and application rates per the manufacturer’s label to achieve results for the target species. The use of an approved dye may be used to verify 100% coverage of the designated area.
5. Fertilizer/Chemical Mowing Treatment. This growth inhibiting application may be required on embankments or non-embankment areas. The fertilizer chosen under this PWS has been selected for its low nitrogen to support plant and root growth while preserving soil biological qualities.
Chemical mowing is the term used to describe the process of treating weeds and weedy grasses in sensitive areas with a chemical to inhibit growth while not necessarily killing these species.
Mowing chemically retards the growth of the plant, while still allowing it to provide erosion protection. These two dissimilar treatments shall not be applied concurrently and will be ordered independently, dependent on the desired result for the area of treatment. The Contractor shall select the chemicals proven to achieve the results as specified in section 1.9.1 Attachment 1/Technical Exhibit 1- “Performance Requirements Summary” and in accordance with all portions of this PWS. Designated areas shall be treated using the required mixture and application rates per the manufacturer’s label to achieve results for the target species. The use of an approved dye may be used to verify 100% coverage of the designated area.
5. Desert Termite Treatment. This application may be required on embankments or non-embankment areas. The Contractor shall be required to submit the type of Nematodes to be used along with a written plan for the proper handling, application, and watering, if needed, for review and approval by the KO, COR or Lake Manager. The Contractor shall insure results as specified in section 1.9.1 Attachment 1/Technical Exhibit 1- “Performance Requirements Summary” and in accordance with all portions of this PWS.
d. Spot Treatment (Foliar). Herbicide treatment for brush control will be ordered when a risk of damage to nearby desirable vegetation is a concern or, low vegetative density allows a more environmentally friendly method. The Contractor shall select the chemicals proven to achieve the results as specified in section 1.9.1 Attachment 1/Technical Exhibit 1- “Performance Requirements Summary” and in accordance with all portions of this PWS. Designated areas shall be treated using the required mixture and application rates per the manufacturer’s label to achieve results for the target species. The use of an approved dye shall be used to verify 100% coverage of the designated area.
1. Spot Treatment – Non-Woody-Grasses and Vines. Foliar treatment shall be ordered by task order and vegetation or areas to be sprayed will be marked by Government Representatives as needed and tabulated on task orders indicating the requirement for this application.
2. Spot Treatment – Woody Vegetation. Foliar treatment shall be ordered by task order and vegetation or areas to be sprayed will be marked by Government Representatives as needed and tabulated on task orders indicating the requirement for this application.
3. Spot Treatment in Rip Rap. Rip Rap is used exclusively to prevent erosion near water, where smaller concentrations of herbicide are desirable. Herbicide treatment for brush control in Rip Rap will be ordered when low vegetative density allows for a more environmentally friendly method to be used. Treatment by foliar methods or as prescribed by Manufacturer’s labels and instructions to achieve the desired results. Rip Rap can pose extreme trip and fall hazards, concerns for mobility and access are additional factors during application and treatment of any vegetation in these areas.
4. Spot Treatment-Mole Bait Worm Application. Pesticide treatment for moles on flood control embankments shall be ordered when a significant population is present and spot treatment is required. Designated areas shall be treated using the bait type and application methods per the manufacturer’s label to achieve results for the target species. The Contractor shall insure results as specified in section 1.9.1 Attachment 1/Technical Exhibit 1- “Performance Requirements Summary” and in accordance with all portions of this PWS.
5. Area Application Ant Control. Pesticide treatment for area ant control shall be ordered when a significant population is present and spot treatment is ineffective or unfeasible. Environmental concerns are a significant factor in all pesticide treatments; therefore, a treatment of 1 % Hydramethynon or equal to, per manufacture’s label instructions shall be used. Note: Acephate has been found to be highly toxic to bees, beneficial insects and moderately toxic to birds and fish.
Additionally, the Environmental Protection Agency has cancelled the product license for the product “Fenoycarb”; these products will not be approved and shall not be used. The Contractor shall insure results as specified in section 1.9.1 Attachment 1/Technical Exhibit 1- “Performance Requirements Summary” and in accordance with all portions of this PWS.
e. Facility Pest Control Treatment. Treatment shall provide control of the following pests: Brown recluse spiders, black widow spiders, fleas, ticks, clothes moths, house crickets, millipedes, earwigs, wasps, centipedes, yellow jackets, carpenter ants, house ants, pharaoh ants, silverfish, rats, mice, smoky brown roaches, American roaches, oriental roaches and German roaches and termites.
Treatment shall contain the active ingredient Bifenthrin 7.9%, or equal to. Similarly, environmentally sound products may be considered and approved by the COR upon written request. Note: The Contractor is not required to treat termites through any means requiring mechanical excavation or sub soil treatment. The Contractor shall insure results as specified in section 1.9.1 Attachment 1/Technical Exhibit 1- “Performance Requirements Summary” and in accordance with all portions of this PWS.
f. Rotary Chopping of Dead Woody Vegetation. The Contractor shall be required to provide equipment and personnel to perform rotary chopping of previously treated, dead woody vegetation under four inches in diameter (size will be determined at ground level). Services will be ordered by the acre and require the Contractor to “mulch or chop” previously herbicide treated vegetation as specified by the Government, except for debris exceeding the size restriction. The Contractor shall insure results as specified in section 1.9.1 Attachment 1/Technical Exhibit 1- “Performance Requirements Summary” and in accordance with all portions of this PWS.
g. Hydro-Seeding/Seed Drill Services. Contractor shall provide seed mix containing the following specified slope grass seed blends:
1. Warm Season Blend - March through September (pounds per acre):
Hulled Bermuda - 15 lbs. /ac
Un-hulled Bermuda - 15 lbs. /ac
Clover - 2.5 lbs. /ac
Annual Rye - 30 lbs. /ac
German Foxtail Millet – 10 lbs. /ac.
2. Cool Season Blend - October through February (pounds per acre):
Hulled Bermuda - 15 lbs. /ac
Un-hulled Bermuda - 15 lbs. /ac
Clover - 2.5 lbs. /ac
Annual Rye - 30 lbs. /ac
Western Wheatgrass – 5 lbs. /ac.
Additionally, the hydro seeding slurry mix shall contain, wood fiber mulch/cellulous 50/50 blend at 2000-2500 lbs. /ac., a polyacrylamide tackifier at 40-60 lbs. /ac., or three percent (3%), a starter fertilizer additive, at 50 lbs. ac. and the appropriate dye to assist in placement and verification of coverage. Within specifications, the lower or higher application rates of these additives may be chosen based on the terrain slope to be treated. Although lower rates may yield a higher ease of germination, the higher of these rates may be necessary to prevent mixture erosion and stability on flood control features. Mixture designs and application rates shall be submitted to the COR or Lake Manager for review and approval, prior to placement. Contractor shall notify the COR with in twenty-four (24) hours of completion to facilitate the inspection of dye and mixture coverage in the designated area, as listed in the task order. Areas not considered embankments or levees may contain other native grass seeds to include native wildflower seeds but, all mixes shall be submitted to the COR for review prior to approval.
When applying seed by drill application, the Contractor shall insure the proper seed box is used for small or native grass seed, the specific seed box per the manufacturer’s specifications shall be used. If fertilizer is to be applied to areas planted by seed drill, the specific line item for fertilizer application will be an additionally ordered line item.
h. Switch Yard herbicide treatment Contractor shall provide treatment to 16,200 SF area twice (2) a year using a mix containing active ingredient 27.8% isopropylamine salt of imazapyr.
i. The Government will attempt to schedule these applications at periods following rain events or when beneficial ground moisture exists to optimize treatment success. This factor does not relief any responsibility for proper application, watering and successful germination as specified in section 1.9.1 Attachment 1/Technical Exhibit 1- “Performance Requirements Summary” and in accordance with all portions of this PWS.
1.3 Period of Performance: Base Year, plus two, possible 12-month Option Years. Option Year awards are based on continued Satisfactory performance and at the discretion of the Government, Contracting Officer.
Each issued task order will contain an individual period of performance as designated by the COR/KO.
1.3.1 Application times: Applications shall be accomplished when satisfactory weather conditions exist to achieve the desired results. If less than satisfactory conditions prevent work to be started or completed by the specified dates of individual task orders, the Contractor shall provide written notification to the COR.
This notification shall detail those verifiable conditions preventing continuing progress towards the completion any task order as scheduled. Acceptable conditions are limited to inclement weather, such as rain, wet vegetation, excessive winds and unfavorable ambient or ground temperatures. These conditions shall be as defined by the licensing agency, Texas Department of Agriculture, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) regulations or product manufacturer’s specifications. Delays in service requiring a modification of a specific task order to extend the completion date due to these conditions, beyond the Contractor’s control, may be allowed when coordinated with the Contracting Officer (KO) or Contracting Officers Representative (COR).
1.4 General Information
1.4.1 Quality Control: The Contractor shall develop and maintain an effective quality control program to ensure services are performed in accordance with this PWS. The Contractor shall develop and implement procedures to identify, prevent, and ensure non-recurrence of defective services in the form of a Quality Control Plan (QCP). The QCP is the method the Contractor uses to ensure all work complies with the requirements of the contract. The QCP is to be delivered within 30 calendar days after contract award or with the Contractor’s proposal if it is an evaluation factor. Two (2) copies of a comprehensive written QCP shall be submitted for approval by the Contracting Officer (KO) or Contracting Officers Representative (COR). Any proposed changes to an approved QCP, shall be submitted, in writing, to the KO or COR for review and approval.
1.4.2 Quality Assurance: The Government will evaluate the Contractor’s performance under this contract in accordance with the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP). This plan is primarily focused on what the Government must do to ensure the Contractor’s quality control program is effective and is performing all work in accordance with the Performance Work Standards in Technical Exhibit 1, “Performance Work Summary” (PWS). The QASP defines how the performance standards will be applied, method of surveillance, and the performance threshold.
1.4.3 Government Holidays: The Contractor shall not perform services on Saturdays, Sundays or Federal holidays, unless a written request is submitted and approved by the COR, due to Quality Assurance and safety oversight requirements. Any request must be submitted a minimum of forty-eight hours in advance of the proposed change. For informational purposes only, observed federal holidays are as follows:
New Year’s Day Labor Day Juneteenth Martin Luther King Jr’s Birthday Columbus Day President’s Day Veteran’s Day Memorial Day Thanksgiving Day Independence Day Christmas Day Juneteenth
1.4.4 Hours of Operation: Office hours are as noted on Monday through Friday. Lake Office hours are 08:00am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday. Contractor work hours shall be accomplished as needed to perform tasks within the parameters suitable weather, temperature, or wind conditions. Exception, in the interest of safety, no work shall be completed before or after the hours of daylight.
1.4.5 Place of Performance: The work to be performed under this contract will include Aquilla Lake, Navarro Mills Lake, Waco Lake and Whitney Lake, Texas. These facilities are located as follows.
a . Aquilla Lake Project - Located on 285 CR 3602 Clifton, Texas 76634. Location is approximately
7 miles south west of Whitney Texas, off of Texas State Highway 22, Hill County, Texas.
b. Navarro Mills Lake Project - Located at 1175 FM 667, Purdon, Texas 76679. Location is approximately 4 miles East of Dawson Texas off of Texas State Highway 31, Navarro County, Texas.
c. Waco Lake Project - Located on 3801 Zoo Park Dr., Waco, TX 76708. Location is approximately 1 mile south of Waco Regional Airport off of Steinbeck Bend Dr. McLennan County, Texas.
d. Whitney/Aquilla Lake Project - Located on 285 CR 3602 Clifton, Texas 76634. Location is approximately 7 miles south west of Whitney Texas, off Texas State Highway 22, Hill County, Texas.
1.4.6 Type of Contract: The government will award a Firm Fixed Price contract. The Contractor shall perform all services specified herein on an as-ordered basis by the Government through the issuance of Task Orders.
Task Orders will indicate the line-item quantity, location of treatment and period of performance for each Task Order issued. All payments shall be made based on-line item pricing for the contract base and any option years, as submitted by the Contractor, and accepted at contract award. . Refer to Table A “Estimated Herbicide Quantities”. Historically, quoters have used the estimated quantities to formulate the individual line-item prices for each herbicide service. Use the attached schedule to record the individual pre-priced line items for each task over the life of the contract (Base Year & Option Years I & II). The pre-priced line items will be used to calculate the cost for the seed and subsequent task orders.
1.4.7 Security Requirements: All Contractor and all associated Subcontractors employees shall comply with applicable facility access and local security procedures (provided by Government Representative).
The Contractor shall also provide all information for background checks to meet facility access requirements to be accomplished by the Government organizations Director of Emergency Services or Security Office. Contract workforce must comply with all personal identity verification requirements (FAR clause 52.204-9, Personal Identity Verification of Contractor Personnel) as directed by DOD, HQDA and /or local policy. In addition to the changes otherwise authorized by the changes clause of this contract, should the Force Protection Condition (FPCON) at any individual facility change, the Government may require changes in the Contractor security matters or processes. Contractor and all associated sub-contractors’ employees shall comply with adjudicated standards and procedures using the National Crime Information Center Interstate Identification Index (NCIC-III) and Terrorist Screening Database (TSDB) (Army Directive 2014-05 / AR 190-13), applicable installation, facility and area commander installation/facility access and local security policies and procedures (provided by government representative, as NCIC and TSDB are available).
1.4.7.1 Security Pre-screening: The Contractor must pre‐screen Candidates using the E‐verify Program (http://www.uscis.gov/e-verify) website to meet the established employment eligibility requirements. The Contractor must ensure that the Candidate has two valid forms of Government issued identification prior to ensure the correct information is entered into the E‐verify system. An initial list of verified/eligible Candidates must be provided to the COR, no later than 3 business days after the initial contract award. When contracts are with individuals, the individuals will be required to complete a Form I‐9, Employment Eligibility Verification.
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