W912EP25RA009 - QA - Part 3 - 51-69 - 20251027.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) Part 3 for a federal solicitation for Invasive Species Management (ISM) Services, Notice ID W912EP25RA009. Key details include requirements for prime contractors to perform 51% of work, submit past performance documentation using PPQ-0 forms, and provide a Procedures Manual. The solicitation covers task orders for invasive species management potentially located in Florida's Jacksonville District, with no specific list of locations provided in the Performance Work Statement (PWS).
Notable requirements include: holding a Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Commercial Pesticide Applicator License, potential use of aerial photography with USACE regulatory compliance, and submission of up to four contract performance references. The government has extended the submission due date to 7 November 2025, and there are no bonding requirements. Offerors must complete specific price sheets for labor rates and a mock task order, with an estimated $9,000,000 capacity per ordering period. The solicitation covers work potentially spanning Glades and Okeechobee Counties, with wage determinations applicable to both.
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Notice ID: W912EP25RA009
Invasive Species Management (ISM) Services Questions and Answers
Part 3
51. Is there a list of potential task order locations outside of Florida, within the Jacksonville District?
Answer: No, there is not a list of potential task order locations The PWS contains a scope of potential areas that may require service.
52.
for this equipment will ensure apples to
Answer:
compliance with local, state, and Federal laws as well as safety requirements.
53. sites do not require security clearance.
locations?
Answer: Under the previous contract there were two locations that required a security clearance.
54.
contractors structured as a J- ?
Answer:
past performance data for current employees
Government contracts.
55.
-contractor on other proposals?
proposal on the same requirement.
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56.
Pesticide Applicator License.
57.
1,200 acres)?
Answer:
is not required for every task order. The use of unmanned and manned aircraft shall
USA -1-1and AR -20 requirements.
Volume III – Past Performance – four apply collectively to
Answer: four contracts for the prime contractor
; four contract for each entity are allowed.
The m p – Past Performance is 25. An a
Forms, are
– Past Performance Factor (B) states: “Therefore, within the the years or the past ten years.
updated.
60. Is the prime contractor required to self-perform at least 50% of the work on each individual task order awarded under the contract?
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Answer: The prime contractor is required to perform 51% of the work under the contract - , which is found under 52.212-5
Pre-Performance Plan / Procedures Manual content to
Answer:
shall tailor their Procedures Manual to their their plans and processes and propose how they plan to incorporate
Answer:
in – PWS.
attachment, will not
Answer: attachment it.
Extension Request two-week extension date?
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63. Bond Requirements
Are there any bonding requirements
64. Commercial Past Performance
–e) requests detailed information for past -award points of contact.
a.
requirements when Government-
Answer: -
Answer: -
65.
days with t seed TO?
mock task order.
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66. Some of the proposal. Should the shutdow
Answer: Yes.
67. -5 of the solicitation?
Answer: Attachment 2 - Price Sheet -and “Attachment 3 - Price Sheet - Mock Task Order -and a unit of each. Please
Answer: capacity per
Answer: For the mock task order, a the two counties.
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