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Section B - Supplies or Services and Prices

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FY18 PARK ATTENDANT AT KIRBY B

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Provide fee collection services at Lake Greeson's Kirby B Recreation Area in accordance with the Scope of Work.

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Provide fee collection services at Lake Greeson's Self A Recreation Area in

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Provide fee collection services at Lake Greeson's Parker B Recreation Area in

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FY18 PARK ATTENDANT AT COWHIDE A

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Provide fee collection services at Lake Greeson's Cowhide A Recreation Area in

Section C - Descriptions and Specifications

STATEMENT OF WORK

Lake Greeson Fee Collection Contract Statement of Work with AT/OPSEC

C.1. General. The Contractor shall furnish all labor, supplies, transportation, fuel, and tools necessary to provide visitor registration, accept campsite and/or picnic shelter reservations, collection of user fees for day use and camping, sales of annual passes, and fee booth cleaning at a recreation area assigned under this purchase order.

Each station shall be manned in accordance with the paragraph entitled, "Personnel Requirements” and Exhibit “A”.

None of the services required by this contract shall be subcontracted.

C.2. Registration and Fee Collection. Contractor personnel are responsible for cordially greeting all campers and visitors, promptly registering those desiring a campsite, and collecting the appropriate user fee, all in accordance with the following procedures. The Contractor will be advised of any specialized registration procedures and specific user fee charges during the pre-work conference, while other special procedures are addressed in Exhibit A.

In addition, the Contractor shall become familiar with the National Recreation Reservation System (NRRS) and the Active Works Operating System as part of the pre-work conference referenced below. The Contractor has no authority for enforcing regulations. All violations thereof shall be properly reported to the Resource Manager or his representative.

C.2.1. All campers and visitors to the campground shall stop at the registration station before entering. Contractor personnel shall cordially greet all individuals or parties and describe the facilities, including the campsites currently available according to the Daily Arrival Report (DAR) generated by the Active Works system. The DAR will be printed from the computer at the fee booth by the contractor on a daily basis, as required. This list shall be kept in the registration station at all times but not displayed for the public.

C.2.2. To facilitate easy recognition of vacant campsites, Contractor personnel shall keep the occupancy availability map up to date and on display and/or locate vacant sites on area hand-out maps for all visitors where required by contract. Also, all visitors should be afforded the opportunity to inspect a campsite for selection before registering.

If someone does not stop, Contractor personnel shall make note of the type and license number of the vehicle involved and notify the nearest ranger. Contractor personnel shall make no attempt to stop or find the person entering.

C.2.3. Contractor personnel shall advise campers and visitors that all vehicles must be parked on designated areas and that parking is not allowed either off these areas or on circulation roads in the recreation area. Contractor personnel are also responsible for registering guests and visitors to the area and directing them to appropriate sites and/or facilities.

C.2.4. The Contractor shall be aware that there are limitations on the number of individuals using a single campsite and that all vehicles and equipment must fit on the designated site. The number and type of camping units allowed per campsite may vary depending on the size of the site and the configuration of the utilities; therefore, the Resource Manager will determine the allowable number and type of camping units for the sites provided to the Contractor in the pre-work conference. Dining canopies erected over tables or as appurtenances to camping units are allowed as long as they are not used for overnight sleeping and do not result in damage to resources.

C.2.5. During the pre-work conference, each Resource Manager, or their representative, will provide information concerning the length-of-stay requirements to the Contractor. Contractor personnel shall communicate these requirements to each entering camper/visitor. Contractor personnel may also be required to provide each entering camper with a copy of Title 36, Federal Rules and Regulations, and advise each camper of the necessity of abiding by the policies and regulations.

C.2.6. Contractor personnel shall advise all campers that quiet hours shall be between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.

Campers and visitors of campers shall also be informed that visiting hours end at 10:00 p.m. at which time visitors must leave the campground.

C.2.7. The contractor is required to collect User Fees daily, to ensure that campers are “paid up,” utilizing the National Recreation Reservation Service (NRRS) or U.S. Army Corps of Engineers User Permit, ENG Form 4457, and/or an automated cash register, and/or collection from an honor system vault. The contractor is required to collect user fees for specialized recreation sites, facilities, and services provided by the Corps of Engineers. These may include, but are not limited to: camping, group facility use, day use, special facility use, day use annual passes, multiple site rental use and visitor fees. This will include input of individual campsites at group camping from NRRS or Project Office. The contractor is required to follow NRRS procedures for campers desiring refunds. The contractor is required to accept cash, personal check, traveler’s check, credit card, money orders, and NRRS reservations as methods of use fee payment. The contractor will be responsible for User Permits (ENG Form 4457), Cash Register receipt tapes, and all collected forms of use fee payments until turned over to an authorized fee collector/cashier. The contractor may be audited at any time, without prior notice, and is required to place all forms of collected use fee payments/monies in the gatehouse fee safe or in a secure location upon remittance, ready for immediate collection.

C.2.8. The contractor shall comply with local and district policies on reservations. The contractor will adhere to guidelines and procedures established under the National Recreation Reservation System, using the Active Works program in the campground. The contractor will be required to perform the following duties daily as needed: (a) Obtain reservation data reports, i.e., bookings, arrival reports, cancellation reports, etc., from the local field office or accept the reports delivered in person, and/or transmitted by telephone, electronic mail received through a computer, facsimile machine, etc.; (b) Maintain and update necessary status reports utilizing charts, status boards, note pads, card systems, computer/cash register systems, NRRS, etc., to ensure that campsite status is kept current at all times;

(c) Keep records and monitor dates of arrivals, departures, no-shows, cancellations, etc.; (d) Fill out refund and credit voucher forms according to policy; (e) Post reserved and vacant campsites. The contractor will furnish transportation to drive through the park as needed to determine occupied/vacant sites, post reserved/vacant sites, etc.

The contractor will also maintain any records as necessary for the administration of the campsite reservation program as directed by Resource Manager. The contractor will accept the campsite reservation permit as proof and payment of the reservation. The contractor will check reservation campers when applicable for proper Golden Age, Golden Access or America the Beautiful Passports upon their arrival. Daily Arrival Reports (DAR) will be printed daily. If there are any new reservations you will need to mark the post or the site before the end of the day. It is your responsibility to mark incoming reservation date on posts. Out-dated registration cards need to be removed from posts daily.

C.3. User Fee Collection and Accounting. Upon the initiation of work under this purchase order and during the course of the contract, the Contractor shall be responsible for collection of fees; for preparation and duplication of all documentation required for preparing submittals; and for forwarding, by regular mail, all documentation and fee remittals to NRRS. The contractor will follow fee collection, credit voucher, refund, and campsite reservation procedures established by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Vicksburg District.

C.3.1. Fee Collection Procedures for NRRS Fee Collections/Deposits: The Contractor shall be responsible for all fee monies from the time collected until received by the Disbursing Officer. Day use fees will be collected by uniformed personnel and submitted to the Contractor at the neighboring registration station for remittance. Personal checks will show the name, address, home and work phone numbers, and driver’s license number of the drawer.

Proper restrictive endorsement will be placed on both front and back of checks immediately upon receipt. The Bill For Collection (BFC) number and the Park Number will be placed on each personal check prior to transmittal. Fee remittances for the paper money and coin portion of the transmittal must be transmitted by either money order or cashier's check. The Contractor shall transmit collections to NRRS, not later than Thursday of each week or each day whenever the total amount on hand amounts to or exceeds $5,000.00. During holiday weekend periods, transmittals will be required immediately before and immediately after the holiday. Depending on which day the holiday falls upon, one of the holiday remittances may be additional to the regular weekly submission.

Transmittal of fees shall include, but is not limited to, the following items:

a. Preparation of forms.

b. Tabulation of all fees collected.

c. Provision of necessary postage and envelopes.

d. Purchase of money orders or cashier's checks to transmit collected funds.

e. Use of his/her personal vehicle to conduct post office and banking business.

No separate payment will be made for costs associated with direct fee transmittal. Compensation for these items should be included as a part of the Contractor's bid price.

Fee collectors are required to close Financial Sessions at the end of their workday. At the end of the work shift (end of week), fee collectors verify that funds match the total collected and create a deposit. Fee collectors will then print the following:

a. Deposit Summary Report (FIN-DEP-006): 3 copies.

b. Deposit Summary Detail Report (FIN-DEP-007): 2 copies.

c. Financial Session Detail Report (FIN-DEP-005).

Contractor is responsible for remitting the cash amount collected to a bank, post office, etc. to purchase a cashier’s check or money order for the cash collected. Fee collector is then responsible for mailing the following to NRRS, P.O. Box 530237, Atlanta, GA 30353-0237:

a. Deposit Summary Report (FIN-DEP-006).

b. Original of the cashier’s check or money order.

c. All personal checks: The Deposit ID Number from the Deposit Summary Report shall be entered in the top right corner of all personal checks before mailing.

Contractor is then required to submit a 9 X 12 Manila Envelope (provided by the Corps) to the NRRS POC at the field office, containing the following:

a. Copy of the entire original Cashier’s Check or Money Order with receipt or stub.

b. One Copy of Deposit Summary Report (FIN-DEP-006)

c. One Copy of the Deposit Summary Detail Report (FIN-DEP-007)

d. Each Financial Session Detail Report (FIN-DEP-05) with the attached white receipts, (not the yellow copies).

Contractor shall retain for their files:

a. Deposit Summary Report (FIN-DEP-006).

b. Deposit Summary Detail Report (FIN-DEP-007).

The Contractor shall transmit collections to NRRS, not later than Thursday of each week or each day whenever the total amount on hand amounts to or exceeds $5,000.00.

Cash, credit cards, traveler’s checks, personal checks, and money orders will be accepted for camping fees. No two party checks will be accepted. Personal checks will be written for the exact amount of camping fee only. More than one site may be paid for with one check. All personal checks, traveler's checks, money orders, and cashier’s checks must be made payable to NRRS. Park Attendants will not cash personal checks with camping fees. All personal checks, traveler's checks or cashier’s checks must be in U.S. funds. Checks must be stamped on the back with the stamp provided. Check information entered into the computer must be correct and the same as the information on the check. This may be different than the information for the site. Traveler's checks must be entered in the computer program, and will be shown in a separate total on the detail report at end of shift. Traveler’s Checks will only be accepted for payment of camping fees. Traveler’s checks must be tendered on the computer. If they are for more than the amount of the camping fee, cash will be given back to the camper for change.

Credit Cards: The Corps will only accept VISA, DISCOVER, AMERICAN EXPRESS, DINERS CLUB INTERNATIONAL, or MASTER CARD. If a card is declined, the camper must pay by cash, check, or another card. Cards will not be confiscated. Permits issued and monies collected must agree and are subject to audit at any time by Government personnel. All accountable monies must be on hand. A thorough audit of registration cards, permits and monies on hand will be done on a random, unannounced basis; therefore, all paperwork must be kept current at all times. Auditors will be making sure booth is open during operating hours. Audits may be performed by Contract Representative, Contract Technician, Budget Technicians, Ranger staff or others designated by the Resource Manager.

Reservation Cards: Auditors will be making sure that the posted reservations are the same as the Daily Arrival Report ( DAR). Audits will be unannounced and random and will be performed in the evening after the gatehouse closes, or before it opens in the morning. Reservation card audits will be performed by the Ranger staff.

Occupancy information will be kept up current with all paid and unpaid occupied sites listed. The booth list will be kept current and left in the booth. Under Freedom of Information act, all documents containing names and phone numbers should be kept confidential and not be released to the public, and should be shredded in a timely manner.

Auditors will be making sure that all sites that are occupied are listed on the ranger list and that the booth list is in agreement.

C.3.2. Fee Collection Procedures involving the User Fee Permits - ENG FORM 4457: If the Active Works System is not available for use at the recreation area/areas assigned to a Contractor or for some reason the system becomes disabled, the Contractor will be issued and held accountable for user fee permit books. User fee permits shall be issued in sequence beginning with the lowest number. New user fee books shall likewise be used in the same sequence. These forms (ENG Form 4457) will be issued to the Contractor in quantities determined by the Resource Manager or his/her representative on an as-needed basis. Each form bears a serial number, and the Contractor shall be required to acknowledge receipt thereof in writing to the Resource Manager from that time until either:

a. The time of collection of the white and yellow copies of each form by the Resource Manager which are the results of issuance of user permits or,

b. The time of the Contractor's return of those unissued forms to the Resource Manager.

The Contractor is responsible for this property in accordance with the terms of this contract. Each of these forms is valued at approximately $210.00 for camping in a Vicksburg District Class A campground. At all times, the Contractor shall maintain with his/her own funds not less than $200.00 and not more than $500.00 in change at the registration station for the purpose of making change in issuance of user fee permits.

Fees collected by use of ENG FORM 4457 are collected from a fee collector at the field office or at the fee collection booth.

The STANDARD FORM 1165 - Receipt for Cash – Sub voucher is used when collecting cash, personal checks, and credit card sales on picnic shelters and special event permits. The fee collector lists all the permit numbers on the receipt for cash, tallies up the 4457’s, and accounts for the fees collected.

Fee collector is given the original white copy of the SF-1165; the yellow copy is attached to the fees and receipts and brought to the field office, and secured in the safe. One Annual Pass receipt is given to the customer, one copy is kept on file, and the third copy is remitted with funds (Eng Form 4839B-2).

NOTE: Contractor personnel shall not vacate the fee booth during regularly scheduled duty hours to perform banking or post office business associated with direct fee transmittal.

Annual Passes sold are included on the SF-1165 as well.

C.3.3. Contractor personnel will be required to accept credit cards as a method of payment of user fees. Acceptance of credit cards will require the use of manual and/or electronic means of credit card verification and card sales slips.

Final payment will not be made to the Contractor until all user fee funds are reconciled. In order to cover user fee reconciliations at end of contract, Fee Collection Contractor Bond shall be in force for a minimum of 3 months after end of period of performance.

C.4. User Fee Refunds. User fee refunds are made only for extreme emergency situations, and no refunds of user fees shall be made by the Contractor. Anyone requesting a refund shall be referred to the Resource Manager or a ranger for procedural details.

C.5. Golden Age and Access Passports/America the Beautiful Interagency Passport Programs. Golden Age and Golden Access Passports, are no longer available for issue; however, contractor personnel shall honor all Golden Age Passport and Golden Access Passport cards presented by registrants. The Golden Age and Golden Access Passports will remain valid until they are lost or stolen. Upon presentation of these passports, the holder will receive a 50 percent discount on federal use fees charged for camping.

C.5.1. America the Beautiful Interagency-Senior: The $10 Interagency Senior Pass is a lifetime pass available to U.S. citizens or permanent residents 62 years or older. The pass replaces the Golden Age Passport. The Corps of Engineers is authorized to sell the interagency pass and is available for purchase at the field office.

C.5.2. America the Beautiful Interagency-Access: The Interagency Access Pass is a free lifetime pass available to citizens or permanent residents of the U.S. who have been determined to be blind or permanently disabled. The Corps of Engineers is authorized to issue the interagency pass and is available at the field office with proper documentation.

C.5.3. America the Beautiful Interagency-Annual: The $80 Interagency Annual Pass is a yearly pass available to all U.S. citizens. The Corps of Engineers is authorized to sell the interagency pass and is available for purchase at the field office.

C.5.4. America the Beautiful Interagency-Military: The Military Annual Pass is a yearly pass available to all current U.S. Military and their dependents with proper identification. The Corps of Engineers is authorized to issue the interagency pass and is available at the field office.

C.5.5. America the Beautiful Interagency-EKiP 4th Grade: The Every Kid in a Park 4th Grader Pass is a yearly pass available to all current 4th Grade students. The pass is valid September through August. The Corps of Engineers is authorized to issue the interagency pass once a valid voucher is printed off from the EKiP website and is available at the field office.

The only forms of discounts that will be accepted for 50 percent discount camping are Golden Age and Access Passport, America the Beautiful Interagency Senior and Access passes. Driver License, Birth Certificates, Letters and other documentation WILL NOT be accepted for discount purposes. It is contractor responsibility to ensure passports are used properly. In a case where the bearer of a legally obtained card is merely confused about the limitations of its permit authority, explain these limits to them. In a case where you might suspect abuse of the card, notify a ranger and pleasantly explain the limits pertaining to the card. Holders of discount passes may not register and pay for any campsite other than the one they will actually be using. When a camper uses a discount pass when registering, they MUST be present on the site once in a 24 hour period. The Active Works system will automatically ask you to double-check the card. If a discount pass cannot be produced, the discount will not apply.

Abusing or aiding and abetting the abuse of a Golden Age, Golden Access or Interagency Pass will result in termination of your contract.

C.5.6. USACE Annual Passes: All annual passes will be processed through the point of sale in Active Works system. Each book of Annual Day Use Passes consists of 30 sequentially numbered decals. For each decal, there is a three-part pressure sensitive receipt with an identical number to the pass. The card stock cover on each booklet must be folded under the three-part receipt to prevent overwriting on the next set. As each Annual Pass is sold, the receipts will be completed in their entirety. The original is given to the purchaser, the second copy and third copy is retained in the book for accounting purposes. The cost of an Annual Pass is $40.00. Annual Passes are no longer offered for half price, since bearers of the following cards: Golden Age, Golden Access, America the Beautiful Interagency-Senior and America the Beautiful Interagency-Access, now receive free day use for boat ramps and swim beaches. When an annual pass is sold, the fee for that pass must be entered on the receipt. When books are completed, they must be turned into the field office. The “Total $” line indicates the fee for that particular pass. You will need to advise the holder of the annual pass to keep the receipts and the numbered receipt will be required in case a replacement is necessary. Replacement passes will be issued only at the field office. All passes are accountable documents. The Contractor is responsible for this property in accordance with the terms of this contract. An annual pass book is valued at $900.00.

C.6. Inspection Tours. Contractor personnel shall make inspection tours per the pre-work meeting to ensure registration and payment of fees. One inspection tour will be performed prior to opening the fee booth each day. Tours shall be spread evenly throughout the day, and all open roads in the campground shall be toured. If Contractor personnel find any campers who have not registered and paid the required fees, he or she shall ask the person(s) to return to the registration station to make payment. Fees will not be collected outside of the registration station. No attempt shall be made to collect fees from someone who refuses to pay or is otherwise disagreeable. All such situations and pertinent information regarding license plates, times, etc., shall be immediately reported to a Corps ranger. Contractor personnel shall report to a ranger any irregularities noticed such as vandalism, unsanitary conditions, or safety hazards. Contractor personnel shall report the above irregularities noticed in the performance of normal fee collection duties but shall not become involved in correcting any irregularity. Inspection tours are required only for fee collection and recordkeeping purposes, and the reporting of irregularities shall be incidental to inspection duties.

C.6.1. While inspecting recreational sites, observe activities of visitors. The Contractor has no authority for enforcing regulations. All violations shall be reported to the Resource Manager or his/her designated representative.

C.6.2. Observe physical conditions, cleanliness, upkeep, wear-and-tear, and damages in recreational areas and to public use facilities.

C.6.3. Make observations to detect evidence of vandalism and general condition of site premises, structures, and facilities. Report information and details to a Park Ranger.

C.6.4. Direct traffic flow to appropriate parking areas when crowd dictates. Assist with signage and/or barricades to direct traffic appropriately to other areas. Post reservation cards/barricades as appropriate at picnic shelters and campsites.

C.6.5. Promote good public relations by furnishing general information and assistance to the public such as directions, location of sites, types of facilities available, swimming and boating hazards, fishing locations, general project objectives, and purposes.

C.7. Reporting Disturbances, Emergencies, and Accidents. Contractor personnel shall immediately report all disturbances, emergencies, and accidents to a Park Ranger.

C.8. Delivery of Emergency Messages. Contractor personnel shall personally deliver emergency messages to visitors as soon as possible and not later than 1 hour after receipt, if the individual is present or in the area.

Nonemergency messages shall be delivered within 4 hours of receipt. Contractor personnel shall notify the Resource Manager or requesting authority after delivery of the message.

C.9. Fee Booth Cleaning and Litter Pickup. Contractor personnel shall clean the fee booth and pick up litter within a 50-foot radius of the building regularly. This cleaning requirement includes, but it is not limited to, interior and exterior walls, floors, windows, mirrors, screens, louvers, furniture, mechanical equipment, doors, sidewalks, ceilings, lighting fixtures, and sanitary fixtures. Cleaning shall be performed to the extent necessary to keep the building, its hardware, and its fixtures free of all dirt, dust, fingerprints, stains, gravel, cobwebs, insect nests, and growths. Particular emphasis shall be given to the cleaning of internal rest room facilities, if they exist, and the maintenance of these facilities in a sanitary condition. Trash and garbage generated by Contractor personnel in the conduct of these services and litter deposited by others shall be removed regularly and placed in the nearest exterior trash receptacle. To assure compliance with the cleanliness requirements of this provision, Contractor personnel shall inspect the facility daily and perform cleaning as necessary, at least once per week. If at any time cleanliness is in question, Contractor personnel shall immediately perform cleaning as necessary to satisfy the requirements of this contract. Failure to maintain cleanliness may be grounds for termination of this purchase order.

C.10 Security. In accordance with Antiterrorism/Operations Security Review Cover Sheet, the following requirements are added to this document.

C.10.1. All contractor and all associated sub‐contractors employees shall comply with applicable installation, facility and area commander installation/facility access and local security policies and procedures (provided by government representative). The contractor shall also provide all information required for background checks to meet installation access requirements to be accomplished by installation Provost Marshal Office, Director of Emergency Services or Security Office. Contractor workforce must comply with all personal identity verification requirements 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 or installation change, the Government may require changes in contractor security matters or processes.

C.10.2 The contractor and all associated sub-contractors employees shall comply with adjudication 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). The contractor will supply a list of Names/SSNs and/or completed ‘Authorization to Release Information Forms’ for each employee of the Contractor providing on-site services to the Vicksburg District Security Office, Vicksburg, Mississippi, at least 30 days prior to start of work. These forms are available thru the contract COR or Vicksburg District Security Office.

C.10.3. The contractor and all associated sub‐contractors shall brief all employees on the local iWATCH, Corps Watch, or See Something, Say Something program (training standards provided by the requiring activity ATO). This local developed training will be used to inform employees of the types of behavior to watch for and instruct employees to report suspicious activity to the COR. This training shall be completed within 30 calendar days of contract award and within 30 calendar days of new employees commencing performance with the results reported to the COR NLT 5 calendar days after contract award.

C.10.4 All contract employees, including subcontractor employees who are not in possession of the appropriate security clearance, will be escorted in areas where they may be exposed to classified and/or sensitive materials and/or sensitive or restricted areas.

C.10.5 The Contractor must pre‐screen Candidates using the E‐verify Program (http://www.dhs.gov/E‐ Verify) website to meet the established employment eligibility requirements. The Vendor 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."

Section F - Deliveries or Performance

PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS

PERFORMANCE AND CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS

F.1. Period of Contract. The period of this contract shall be from May 01, 2018 to April 20, 2019.

F.1.1. Performance Period. The Contractor shall begin the services specified herein on the applicable beginning date and continue these services on an everyday basis to and including the ending dates contained in Exhibit A.

Additionally, the Contractor may be required by the Park Manager to curtail these services or add additional work days, depending on budget, weather or other conditions. However, no guarantee is made that the Government will require it. Therefore, payments will be based upon the number of workdays actually required and satisfactorily worked and not on the total bid amount.

F.2. Absenteeism. Short periods (not more than four consecutive hours) of absenteeism may be approved in advance by the Park Manager on an individual basis and based upon need and workload. Longer periods of absenteeism may be approved by the Park Manager for short-term medical or family emergencies. As much advance notice as possible must be given. Payment will be adjusted on a pro rata basis for such periods of absence.

EXHIBIT A

LAKE GREESON PARK ATTENDANT SCHEDULE

Applies to Lake Greeson Fee Booths:

Fee Booth Operation Hours:

Cowhide Cove A/Self Creek A, May 1 to September 4, 10:00 to 18:00, Monday – Thursday Kirby Landing B/Parker Creek B, May 1 to September 4, 10:00to 20:00, Friday – Sunday

The Contractor will be required to use a computer to collect user fees, and register campers at this campground. Bidders must be familiar with keyboards and touch typing methods. Does not apply to Self Creek

The Contractor will be required to accept reservations for campsites in this area in accordance with fees, policies and procedures to be discussed at the pre-work conference. Does not apply to Self Creek

The Contractor shall be furnished a campsite, with water, electric and sewer connection, if they choose to remain in the campground during their contract.

Rescue devices - The Contractor shall place rescue devices on beaches in the campgrounds and at day use areas, if applicable, each day of work. Rescue devices shall be in place no later than10:00 a.m. The Contractor shall be required to check for proper placement of rescue devices on the beach during each of the daily campground tours and immediately report any missing devices to a Park Ranger.

Contractor shall post stop sign as needed at the beginning of each workday and remove it at the end of each workday.

ITEM 1 Cowhide Cove “A” – near Murfreesboro, Arkansas:

51 Campsites

Fee Booth Operation Hours: Cowhide Cove A-10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Work Days: (4-Days a Week) Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Off days- Friday, Saturday and Sunday Dates: May 1 to September 4, 2018, 73 days (est) (+/- 15 days if needed)

There is one fee booth and two separate areas approximately 1 mile apart.

ITEM 2 Kirby Landing “B”– near Kirby, Arkansas:

104 Campsites

Fee Booth Operation Hours: Kirby Landing B-10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Work Days: (3-Days a Week) Friday, Saturday and Sunday Off Days- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Dates: May 4 to September 2, 2018, 54 days (est); (+/- 15 days if needed)

There is one fee booth and three separate areas approximately 1/2 mile apart.

ITEM 3 Self Creek “A”– near Kirby, Arkansas:

72 Campsites

Fee Booth Operation Hours: Self Creek A-10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Work Days: (4-Days a Week) Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Off Days: Friday, Saturday and Sunday Dates: May 1 to September 4, 2018, 73 days (est); (+/- 15 days if needed)

The Contractor will be required to use hand receipts to collect user fees, and register campers at this campground. Fees will be collected daily by uniformed Rangers.

There is one fee booth and two separate areas approximately ¾ mile apart.

ITEM 4 Parker Creek “B”– near Murfreesboro, Arkansas:

60 Campsites

Fee Booth Operation Hours: Parker Creek B – 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Work Days: (3-Days a Week) Friday, Saturday and Sunday Off days – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Dates – 4 May thru 2 September 2018, 54 days(est); (+/- 15 days if needed)

EXHIBIT B

Proof of Insurance

Section H - Special Contract Requirements

SPECIAL CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS

H.1. Government-Furnished Accommodations and Contractor Furnished Equipment. Camping pads will be made available to the Contractor at selected campgrounds. Prospective contractors should contact the respective Park Manager to determine whether a pad will be provided at the area of interest. It is the intent of the purchase order that the contractor's election to camp in the area while the purchase order is in effect means that he or she may use one of the designated campsites and that no other commitment is made by the Government to provide any other accommodations or concessions to the Contractor, i.e., free camping during non-work periods, supplies, services, equipment, or materials. All sites for the Contractor's use will be equipped with electricity, water and sewage.

The Contractor is not allowed to use mobile homes, tents, or converted buses for occupancy purposes. The Contractor's motor home or travel trailer shall be of acceptable appearance as determined by the Park Manager. Any electrical, gas, or other deficiency which causes an unsafe condition or exceeds the normal utility carrying capacity shall be corrected upon written notification by the Park Manager. During his/her presence on Corps of Engineers property, the Contractor is subject to the same rules and regulations as are prescribed for other campers, except for the length of stay limit. The Contractor shall maintain the area where the recreation vehicle (RV) is parked in a clean, sanitary, and uncluttered condition at all times. A reasonable number of potted plants, pets, and other items will be allowed as determined by the Park Manager.

H.2. All vehicles used by the Contractor shall meet all Federal, state, and local laws and regulations and be equipped with effective exhaust muffling systems. The minimum insurance requirements listed here shall be met:

AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY INSURANCE. Minimum limits of $200,000 per person and $500,000 per occurrence for bodily injury and $20,000 per occurrence for property damage. This insurance shall be on the comprehensive form of policy and shall cover the operation of all automobiles used in the performance of the contract.

H.3. Visitors, Guests, Relatives, and Pets of the Contractor. During the performance of services under this contract, the Contractor shall ensure that visitors, guests, or relatives of Contractor personnel do not remain for any prolonged period of time (5 minutes or more) within the fee booth or on the immediate premises. Specifically included in this restriction are minor dependents of Contractor personnel. No baby-sitting is allowed during times of operation of a registration building. Also, the keeping of pets inside the registration building is prohibited. Some of the registration buildings were designed to allow visitors to enter. In this case and when the building is open, all of its features and services shall be made available to the visiting public without restrictions. These features and services include temporary shelter from adverse weather, receiving verbal and written information, emergency communications, and first aid supplies, and utilization of restroom facilities.

H.4. Unauthorized Activities by the Contractor. Within the limits of Government owned property, the Contractor shall not engage in any activities with members of the public or private business which would be extracurricular to the services required under this contract. Specifically included in this prohibition is the sale of goods or services to the public or giving the appearance that goods or services are being sold to the public. Also included is the provision of any free-gratis services or goods to the public. The Contractor shall also not accept or solicit any gratuities or favors from members of the public for any reason or under any circumstances. The Contractor shall not cash personal checks from user fee monies. The Contractor and Contractor personnel shall not consume or display any alcoholic beverages during the performance of services under this contract. The Contractor and his/her employees shall not smoke or use tobacco products while performing services under this contract. Smoking shall not be permitted at any time inside the fee collection buildings.

H.5. Registration Booth Repairs. All repairs to the registration building are the responsibility of the Corps of Engineers through the Park Manager. When a deficiency occurs or is reported to the Park Manager or his designated representative, the Park Manager will schedule and correct the deficiency in a manner consistent with the urgency of the situation and available manpower and resources.

H.6. Liability. During the period of this contract, the Contractor shall be responsible for all injuries or damages of any nature caused or contributed to by the Contractor or his/her agents while engaged in work under this contract.

H.7. Uniform Requirements. Contractor personnel shall at all times wear uniforms as described herein while performing the services required under this purchase order. The uniform shall be well fitted and of good quality material and shall consist of the following items:

H.7.1. Trousers. Trousers shall be brown, straight-leg or slightly flared with a non-wrinkle appearance. Bermuda type shorts may be worn, but swim shorts, cutoff shorts, or short shorts are not allowed.

H.7.2. Skirts or Culottes. Brown skirts and culottes in fashionable length presenting a non-wrinkle appearance.

H.7.3. Shirts and Blouses. Tan, short or long sleeve shirts or blouses presenting a non-wrinkle appearance.

H.7.4. Shoes, Belts, and Socks. Shoes or boots in black or brown shall be worn. However, shoes shall have low heels and nonskid (or skid resistant) soles. Belts and socks shall be brown.

H.7.5. Nametags. The nametag shall be approximately 1 inch wide by 3 inches long with the wearer's name in bold print on a contrasting background. The tag shall be fitted to the left shirt pocket position.

H.7.6. General Appearance. All uniforms worn by the Contractor and Contractor personnel in the performance of duties under this purchase order shall be in the same color, shade, and materials. Choice of exact shades of color is determined by the Contractor. The Contractor shall ensure that all clothing be well fitted and kept neat and clean at all times. If headgear is worn, it shall be brown or tan in color, without insignia or advertising. Also, the Contractor shall ensure that all clothing is worn neatly and discreetly.

H.8. Government-Furnished Property. The Government will furnish the Contractor the following property to be used in the performance of work under this contract. The Contractor shall be responsible and liable for Government property in his/her possession. Upon completion of work, all nonexpendable property (computers, radios, hardware, and locks and/or keys to the registration house and radio box) together with the user permits shall remain the property of the Government. The Contractor shall verify the quantity, identity, and condition of such property when delivered to him or her and acknowledge receipt thereof in writing to the Park Manager. The Park Manager will furnish a form for this purpose. In case of damage to, or shortage of, such property, the Contractor shall within 24 hours report in writing such damage and/or shortage to the Park Manager or his designated representative.

H.8.1. Two-Way Radio and Telephones. A two-way radio will be provided for communication between Contractor personnel and the Corps. The radio may be a permanently mounted base station or a hand-held walkie-talkie. The Contractor is responsible for this property and shall safeguard it at all times. Also, radios are to be operated only for official business utilizing proper radio techniques. The Contractor is hereby advised that such communications are monitored and recorded, and any abuse or misuse of either the equipment or the Government system may result in termination of this contract. The Government-furnished telephones are intended for official business only. Fee collection contractors have the authority to authorize use of the telephone by the public for bona fide Emergency situations on a case by case basis. Questionable situations will be referred to the Park Rangers for resolution.

Monthly bills will be reviewed. The Contractor shall not accept any collect calls on this telephone.

H.8.2. Locks and/or Keys. The Government will furnish to the Contractor all necessary locks and keys for the fee booth, gates, and other secured areas and items.

H.8.3. Forms and Bookkeeping Supplies. The Government will provide all necessary forms, receipts, and bookkeeping supplies for the user fee operations.

H.8.4. Computers, Printers, card scanners, and Cash Registers. The Government will provide all necessary computers, printers, card scanners and cash registers for camper registration.

H.9. Payments. Payments will be made monthly in accordance with provisions contained herein for services furnished and accepted. The Contractor shall submit the original invoice to the Park Manager. The invoice shall reference the contract number, the location where services were performed, the period of services covered by the invoice, the number of days, the number of hours of service, the unit price, and the total bill of each area serviced.

Payments will be made in the name of the Contractor.

H.10. Prohibition Against Personal Services. The Contractor is restricted to the performance of the services specified herein and shall not undertake any additional duties or responsibilities beyond the scope of this contract.

Specifically prohibited are peacekeeping or law enforcement activities on Corps property. If the Contractor is requested or required to perform services which violate the intent of the prohibition, the Contractor shall advise the Park Manager of the instance as soon as possible. If the Contractor has any questions concerning the requirements or applicability of this paragraph, these questions shall be submitted in writing to the Contracting Officer with a copy furnished to the applicable Park Manager.

H.11. Pre-work Conference. Prior to beginning work under this contract, the Contractor and employees shall meet with the Park Manager at a time, date, and location established by the Park Manager to review the requirements of the contract, issue Government furnished property, furnish forms, brochures, points of emergency contact, and designate authorized fee collectors. If the Contractor has met all prerequisite requirements listed herein, the Contractor may begin work on the date of receipt of notice to -proceed as issued by the Contracting Officer. If after the pre-work conference the Contracting Officer has reasons to delay Contractor performance, the Contractor will be immediately notified. Aside from preliminary introductory instructions furnished to the Contractor at the pre-work conference, the Contractor is expected to carry out the requirements of the fee collection section of this contract independent of assistance by Corps personnel. The Contractor shall notify the Park Manager or his Representative of any change in his/her personnel when this change involves someone who did not attend the pre-work conference.

All Contractor personnel must attend a Corps-instructed pre-work conference. The pre-work conference will not be held until the bond requirements of the paragraph entitled "Bond Requirements," namely H.17. and the certificate of insurance are submitted and approved by the Contracting Officer. The pre-work conference is not considered a workday under this purchase order.

H.12. Minimum Requirements. Unless otherwise indicated in these…