W9128F22Q0051 Questions and Answers.pdf
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This document contains questions and answers regarding solicitation number W9128F22Q0051 from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District. The solicitation requests proposals for cultural resource surveys to perform archaeological testing, National Register evaluation of 27 sites totaling 101 acres on USACE lands in South Dakota and Nebraska, with options for additional sites. Testing will involve shovel testing, auger testing, and limited excavation units. Draft NRHP nomination forms will be prepared for eligible sites. The period of performance is 730 days. The primary NAICS code is 541720 with a small business size standard of $24.5 million. Proposals are due by September 9, 2022. The solicitation is restricted to small businesses. Site locations will be provided after award. A boat may be necessary to access some difficult sites.
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8/23/22
W9128F22Q0051
National Register Testing, Evaluation, and Form Preparation at Big Bend, Fort Randall, and Gavins Point Project Lands, South Dakota and Nebraska
Solicitation Clarification Questions and Answers
Received 08/16/2022
Q: Is mechanical testing required for the exploration of deep deposits? Or is the USACE looking for a plan that includes shovel testing, auger testing, and limited controlled excavation units?
A: USACE is not seeking a mechanical excavation-based plan. Shovel testing, auger testing, and limited controlled excavation units is the desired methods.
Q: Are the nominations in draft form only (given the extended timeframe for nomination approval by NPS)?
A: Yes
Received 08/17/2022
Q: Is it possible to receive maps (PDFs or shapefiles, etc.) of the project locations with the nearest roads marked on them? Several of the sites are labeled as difficult to access
A: No. Site locational data is specified CUI and cannot be made available to the public on SAM.gov.
Q: Will a boat be necessary to access some of the sites?
A: A boat is recommended to access some of the difficult access sites.
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