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Table of Contents

Table of Contents Table of Contents

STATEMENT OF WORK

PRICE SCHEDULE

NOTES TO OFFEROR

DELIVERY INFORMATION

CLAUSES INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE

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52.212-2 EVALUATION--COMMERCIAL ITEMS (OCT 2014)

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EXECUTIVE ORDERS--COMMERCIAL ITEMS (OCT 2018)

52.217-8 OPTION TO EXTEND SERVICES (NOV 1999)

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52.223-3 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL IDENTIFICATION AND MATERIAL SAFETY DATA (JAN 1997) 55

52.246-20 WARRANTY OF SERVICES (MAY 2001)

252.232-7010 LEVIES ON CONTRACT PAYMENTS (DEC 2006)

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SCA WAGE DETERMINATIONS

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ATTACHMENT A

ATTACHMENT B

ATTACHMENT C

Section SF 1449 - CONTINUATION SHEET

STATEMENT OF WORK

HERBICIDE APPLICATION AT MISSISSIPPI RIVER LOCKS & DAMS, FOUNTAIN

CITY SERVICE BASE, EAU GALLE PROJECT, BLACKHAWK PARK AND ONE

RADIO TRANSMISSION SITE

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

1. This contract provides for the control and eradication of target vegetative growth, through the application of chemical herbicides on specified areas at thirteen locks and dams, the Fountain City Service Base, Eau Galle Project, Blackhawk Park, and one radio transmission site. Work shall consist of furnishing all necessary equipment, labor, materials and herbicides, necessary to accomplish the specified vegetative control and eradication. The herbicide application shall be timed during the active growing season so as to achieve the optimum results, except in cases where the label recommends a dormant treatment. The active growing season is a period between 15 May and 30 July each year. All herbicide applications shall be consistent with the product label instructions, manufacturer's guidance and the requirements of this contract. The contract performance period shall be from the date of award through 30 September 2019, unless terminated earlier for cause or extended by the Government for up to four (4) additional one-year option periods. Meeting the control objectives may require separate visits to the various sites in order to meet all effective control prescriptions.

2. Additionally, broadleaved invasive species such as leafy spurge, spotted knapweed, and buckthorn have been found and treated previously within brush control areas of lock and dams 1, 2, 5, 5A, 6, and 7. The contractor will be responsible for locating concentrations of invasive species at all sites in this contract and to recommend a herbicide and/or formulation and application time that will control these species as well. The contractor will provide a map of the invasives which identifies the plant(s), the location, and the approximate acreage of impact to the Ranger or Lockmaster POC. Treatment of these areas may be added to the contract as options.

3. The contractor will provide a summary report at the end of the contract period. This report will include a list of all chemicals used during the performance period; the corresponding active ingredient, and the total quantities used for each. This is not to be confused with the requirement to provide a Post-Application Document as explained in section 7.2 of this contract.

2. LOCATIONS

2.1 General Location: The work areas are located along the Mississippi River within the following states and counties.

Minnesota: Wisconsin: Iowa:

Dakota Pierce Allamakee Goodhue Buffalo Clayton Hennepin Trempealeau

Wabasha La Crosse Winona Vernon Houston Crawford Grant St. Croix

2.2 Site Location: Treatment areas are located at these sites.

Upper St. Anthony Falls Lock and Dam (USAF) Lower St. Anthony Falls Lock and Dam (LSAF) Lock and Dam #1 Lock and Dam #2 Lock and Dam #3 Lock and Dam #4 Alma Radio Transmission Site Lock and Dam #5 Fountain City Service Base Lock and Dam 5A Lock and Dam #6 Lock and Dam #7 Lock and Dam #8 Lock and Dam #9 Lock and Dam #10 Eau Galle Lake Project Blackhawk Park

Office addresses for these site locations are identified in Attachment C.

2.3 Treatment Area Acreage Summary: Refer to contract maps and drawings in Attachment A for detailed information on treatment areas.

SITE LOCATION

TOTAL KILL

ACRES

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BRUSH

CONTROL

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Upper St. Anthony Falls 2.1 0.3 Lower St. Anthony Falls 1.6 0 Lock and Dam 1 3.4 .4 a Lock and Dam 2 5.3 3.5 c Lock and Dam 3 13.9 14.4 Lock and Dam 4 6.9 7.6 Alma Repeater Site 0.3 0 Lock and Dam 5 30.9 29.4 c Fountain City Service Base

3.0 0

Lock and Dam 5A 23.0 38.6 c

Lock and Dam 6 4.2 2.8 c Lock and Dam 7 12.1 13.0 c, d Lock and Dam 8 26.5 18.2 Lock and Dam 9 21.0 12.4 Lock and Dam 10 8.5 4.0 Eau Galle Lake Project 14.6b 9.75 b Eau Galle Invasive Cntrl 0 5.5 e Blackhawk Park 5.2 0

Notes

a. The contractor may be required to rappel down the face of the crib wall in order to properly treat the wales.

Peregrine falcons (Falco peregrinus) nest at this site and the contractor will be required to delay work in this portion of the site until the falcons have fledged, generally the end of July.

b. Treatment at Eau Galle on the downstream side of the dam is as needed only. Contact the Park Manager by 1 June each year to determine projected treatment needs.

c. These sites have had known infestations of leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula L.) or spotted knapweed (Centaurea maculosa L.). The contractor is expected to remain vigilant for any new infestations. Should these or any other highly invasive plant species be found where treatment is not currently required, the contractor is expected to notify the Environmental Section, and then work with that office to prepare a cost estimate and schedule to potentially provide control of the noted species. Treatment(s) shall be scheduled during the optimum time(s) for treating those species (e.g. when plants are bolting but not yet flowering for knapweed).

d. Cardinal flower (Lobelia cardinalis) is present on the downstream side of the French Island embankment.

Special care is required to minimize impacts on this species, to include choice of herbicides and application method.

e. Eau Galle Invasive Control targets primarily Honeysuckle in areas shown on the drawings. Access is a mix of ATV type vehicle and walk in only. The shrubs are not continuous but rather scattered along the edge of the trails/roads. The acreage was estimated by using the total length of road and trails and a 4ft spray width on both sides as if it was a continuous spray. Additional coordination may be required with the site manager to schedule treatments and possible trail closures during spraying.

PLEASE NOTE: Treatment area acreage was estimated using manual digitization from digital orthophotos. Actual acre amounts may be more or less than those listed above.

It is recommended that prospective contractors inspect these sites prior to submitting their offer.

2.4 Access: Access to the areas to be treated are controlled through fences and locked access gates. The contractor will contact the Lockmaster/Manager at the respective work site to gain access to work areas. Access to segments of some of the dams is limited by water.

These dam segments are isolated due to overflow spillway sections that prevent access by vehicle. Access limitations occur at Locks and Dams #'s 3, 5A, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10. Government floating plant consisting of 12 foot by 24 foot handy flat barges may be available for use by the contractor to gain access to these areas. The maximum gross vehicle weight (GVW) shall not exceed 9000 pounds for vehicles transported via handy flat. A Corps of Engineers operator will operate the handy flat barge between the hours of 0800 - 1630, Monday through Friday only. A two working day notice is required prior to their use. It is the contractor’s responsibility to check with a respective lockmaster to determine what if any assistance they can expect to receive in order to gain access to these sites. During periods of normal flow, the overflow spillways at 8 and 9 can be crossed by 4 wheel drive pickup trucks.

3. TREATMENT AREAS, CONTROL GOALS AND HERBICIDES

3.1 General: Specific treatment areas are identified on the maps and drawings in Attachment A. The earth dikes are constructed of sand fill. The upstream slopes of the dikes are rip rapped or rock covered and are not conducive to equipment travel. The tops of the dikes are usually gravel-covered roadways approximately 10 to 12 feet in width. The downstream slopes of dikes are sandy with a thin native grass cover, and broadleaved and woody vegetation. These downstream slopes will not support pickups and other heavy vehicles due to sandy conditions. The contractor is encouraged to visit the sites to determine the type of equipment most suited for the work. The purpose of this treatment is to achieve the vegetation control goals described in the next paragraph and on the attached maps and drawings in Attachment A.

3.2 Vegetation Control Objectives: The following is a general summary of the vegetation control objectives for various structures or areas at the work locations. These goals range from spot treatment for individual species, to complete control of all vegetation, or complete control of woody species only; and to prohibit growth of targeted vegetation for one year from the date of contract application. The contractor shall warranty their treatment to prohibit growth of target species for one year from application. More detailed instructions are clearly shown on the attached maps and drawings in Attachment A. Definitions of the vegetative control categories used on the maps are explained below.

a. Total Kill – Elimination of all vegetative growth is required. This is applicable at storage yards, roadways, tops of earth dams, radio sites, riprap on upstream side of dikes, and downstream riprap on some dikes. An herbicide specifically labeled for use over water will be required for applications over water such as the concrete and rip rapped portions of the overflow spillway sections.

b. Brush Control – Selective brush control shall be applied to the downstream slopes of the earth dams that are vegetated with grasses, forbs, brush, trees and other woody vegetation.

Control and eradication of woody vegetation is required without damage to the grass cover and minimal or no damage to native forbs. A herbicide specifically labeled for use over water will be required for applications over water such as concrete and rip rapped portions of the overflow spillway sections.

3.3 River Levels and the Impact on Treatment Areas – River levels (referred to as pool and tailwater elevations) vary depending on time of year and precipitation. There is the probability of high water occurring during the active growing season between 15 May and 30 July. Should this condition occur, some treatment areas could be partially or completely under water. The contractor is strongly encouraged to visit NOAA’s North Central River Forecast Center at www.crh.noaa.gov/ncrfc and/or www.rivergages.com for river gage information. The local lockmaster can also be contacted for more localized info if needed.

http://www.crh.noaa.gov/ncrfc http://www.rivergages.com/

The NOAA site details current and forecasted gage readings. If it is not feasible to delay treatment, the contractor will treat all specified areas that are not underwater. If water levels are rising or expected to rise within one week of the time an area is to be treated, the contractor will be prohibited from treating those areas that are expected to be underwater.

The contractor will maintain contact with the lockmaster to determine when pool and tailwater levels return to normal. The contractor will return and treat those areas not previously treated, and retreat any other areas as required.

3.4 Herbicide Selection Procedure: The contractor is responsible for proposing the specific herbicides to be used to accomplish the vegetation control goals at each location, and will request prior approval from the Contracting Officer for use of these herbicides in accordance with Paragraph 7.1. These herbicides will be categorized by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as “general use”, and will be appropriately labeled for specific application (i.e. aquatic label for use directly over water). At a minimum, herbicides must be registered for ditch bank applications. Herbicides used where spray mist could make contact with water must be registered for aquatic use. No restricted use herbicides are allowed. No herbicides can be used on Corps of Engineers property without prior approval from the Contracting Officer. In addition, all carriers, adjutants, surfactants, or other additives must be non-toxic and registered for aquatic applications. To further increase rain-fastness and enhance performance, a surfactant shall be added per label instructions to all herbicide mixtures, with the exception of Round-up Pro. The following list of herbicides are those that have been used successfully in the past. Offerors must note that while not required to use only herbicides listed below, in accordance with FAR clause 52.211-6 BRAND NAME OR EQUAL (AUG 1999), herbicide proposals must be patented, proprietary branded products or equal. Herbicide proposals that do not comply with this clause will be rejected.

Arsenal® Barricade®

DMA4®

Endurance® Escort® Esplanade® Evade® Garlon 3A® Garlon 4® Habitat® Milestone® Plateau® Prespective® Rodeo® Streamline® Transline® Vastlan® Viewpoint®

3.5 Alternative Herbicides: At any time during the contract period, the contractor may submit a written request to apply alternative herbicides to those submitted in the initial proposal. The Contracting Officer must receive submission of such a request a minimum of 15 working days in advance of the desired application date. This submission shall be electronic and shall include but not limited to, hyperlinks to an EPA product label, manufacturer’s catalog sheet or specification data sheet and material safety data sheets (MSDS), area to be treated, target pest, and reason for the choice must be submitted with the request. The request will be reviewed considering, as a minimum, relative effectiveness compared to the currently specified herbicide, toxicity and costs.

3.6 Minimizing Impacts to Non-Target Species: No broadcast spraying shall be performed when wind speeds exceed specifications listed on the herbicide label, or wind directions are likely to result in drift to surface water or high public use areas. There will be zero tolerance for direct spray or drift of herbicides into bodies of surface water. A drift retardant is required where applications are adjacent to water and it is recommended in areas where drift could adversely affect adjacent non-target vegetation.

Due to the highly permeable nature of riprap and the embankments, herbicide applications will not be allowed prior to precipitation that could facilitate rapid leaching of herbicides to the water table. If a forecast is for heavy rains that could increase the potential for leaching form the targeted site, application shall not be made. The Contracting Officer or his designated representative shall have the right to make these determinations and terminate any planned herbicide applications based on available weather forecasts and current conditions.

Conversely, excessively dry conditions that can negatively affect herbicide performance should also be avoided.

4. NOTIFICATION OF TREATMENT

The contractor will provide a 72-hour notice to the appropriate lockmaster and to Environmental Section POC before arriving at the site locations for herbicide treatment work.

This will ensure that Corps staff is available to operate marine equipment, if required, and also to participate in any contract inspections that may be conducted. The telephone numbers for these offices are listed along with the office addresses in Attachment C.

5. HANDLING, MIXING, APPLICATION RATES AND METHODS

5.1 Handling and Mixing: All herbicides will be handled and stored in accordance with instructions on the EPA registration label. All herbicides shall be mixed in accordance with the label instructions so that the desired rate of application can be attained with the contractor's application equipment. Mixing water is available at all lock and dam sites, Fountain City Service Base, Eau Galle Recreation Area, and Blackhawk Park. Some spray locations are not located immediately adjacent to the lock structure; the chemical mix would need to be prepared before arriving at spray location, which can be up to 20 miles traveling distance from the nearest lock structure. No potable water is available at the Alma Tower Relay Site. . The contractor is required to provide a secondary containment system around their herbicide mixing area when herbicides are mixed on government property. This containment system must be constructed of impervious materials. In addition, the contractor will ensure that no contamination of any water source occurs and that emergency spill containment equipment is at the worksite and is capable of containing all potential herbicide spills from contractor vehicles/equipment. Unused, mixed pesticides will be disposed of in accordance with local, state and EPA guidelines. Spray equipment cleaning will also be accomplished in accordance with these guidelines. Prior to leaving a worksite for the day, the contractor shall remove all equipment and unused materials, any waste materials, oil, empty herbicide containers and litter resulting from contract activities on government property.

5.2 Equipment: The equipment used by the contractor shall be land-based, designed for such work, fully functional and operated in a safe manner. The equipment will be capable of accurately delivering a predetermined rate per acre dosage of herbicide.

5.3 Rates and Method of Application: Application rates will be determined by the contractor and are to be based on the type and density of vegetative growth, the labeling and manufacturer's suggested rate tables, and the desired results identified in paragraph 3.

Generally, the types of vegetation present range from common grasses to large woody plants such as maple, willow, elm, and oak seedlings. In some cases the very large woody vegetation has been cut and new growth has occurred from the stumps. Further, not all the surface area proposed for treatment has a vegetative growth. The contractor shall use discretion and professional judgment in determining the rate and extent of treatment necessary to achieve the treatment objective. The treatment objective is to prohibit growth of targeted vegetation for one year from the date of contract application. If the contractor chooses to not treat some areas because no growth is present at the time of application, the one year guarantee cited in Paragraph 3.2 will be invoked should new growth occur. This may require subsequent herbicide treatments to achieve the specified results.

6. SAFETY AND CERTIFICATION

6.1 Safety Manual: Notwithstanding any other provisions of this contract, the Contractor shall comply with all with all safety and health requirements as outlined in the Corps of Engineers Safety and Health Requirements Manual (EM 385-1-1) and OSHA Safety Standards to ensure the safe working conditions for his employees and government workers.

The Safety Manual is available for downloading or viewing on the Internet at:

http://www.publications.usace.army.mil/USACEPublications/EngineerManuals The Contractor shall be responsible for complying with the current edition and all changes posted on the web as of the effective date of this solicitation.

6.2 Hazard Communication: As required in the safety manual, the contractor shall implement a hazard communication program in accordance with 29 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR)

1910.1200 or 1926.59. The written hazard communication program shall address, as a minimum, the following: training (to include potential safety and health effects from http://www.publications.usace.army.mil/USACEPublications/EngineerManuals exposure), labeling, current inventory of hazardous chemicals on site, and the location and use of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs).

6.3 Licensing: The contractor, all of his employees, and any subcontractors performing any of the work under this contract shall possess a valid state commercial herbicide applicator's license for the state in which work is being performed and shall comply with all Federal, State, and local laws and regulations applicable to the contract work and to the products and materials used by the contractor in performing that work. In addition, a license for right-of-way as well as aquatic applications is required. Evidence of such licensing shall be submitted with the "Application Plan" as outlined in Paragraph 7. 1. Department of Labor as well as Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa state regulations regarding employment of youth shall be observed.

6.4 Public Safety: Public safety must be ensured when spraying or using pesticides. In application areas where there is potential for use by the public, the contractor must place appropriate warning signs which inform the public that pesticides have been applied and the date they were applied. The signs will remain in place a minimum of two hours after application.

Warning placards shall state “DANGER – AREA TREATED WITH PESTICIDE – DO NOT ENTER” or a message or symbols having the same meaning and effect. Placards shall be at least 8 ½ inches by 11 inches, white with red letters that are at least 2 ½ inches high, and clearly legible. Placards shall be posted at regular intervals, with at least one placard for every ¼ mile of treated area.

Signs are required at these locations and the contractor shall contact the lock/project personnel in order to determine specific areas to be signed.

• Upper St. Anthony’s Falls

• Lock and Dam #1 along the public sidewalk.

• Lock and Dam #2 along the paved trail over the dike and along parking lot islands.

• Lock and Dam #3

• Lock and Dam #4 near the public access on the Minnesota side of the dike.

• Lock and Dam #5 near the public access on the Wisconsin side of the dike.

• Lock and Dam #5A along the Minnesota side of the dike extending to the spillway.

• Fountain City Service Base in any location where foot travel by employees is likely.

• Lock and Dam #6

• Lock and Dam #7 on the section of dike west of French Island to the spillway and public access points for the section of dike containing the Onalaska spillway. In addition, areas adjoining the LD7 Visitor Center should be posted.

• Lock and Dam #8 near the public canoe access on the Minnesota side of the dike.

• Lock and Dam #9 near the public access on the Iowa side of the dike.

• Eau Galle Brush Control area on downstream side of dam.

• Blackhawk Park at all areas accessible to the public.

• Any other treatment location where public use is noted.

6.5 EPA Registration Label: All work shall be performed in accordance with the instructions on the EPA registration label of the chemical herbicide used. All safety instructions featured on the label shall be strictly adhered to.

6.6 Material Safety Data Sheets: Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) shall be submitted to the Contracting Officer with the “Application Plan” as outlined in Section 7.1. The Contractor shall also make these MSDSs readily available to all affected contract employees.

6.7 Spills and Contamination: The contractor shall submit as part of the "Application Plan" described in Section 7.1, the response measures to be implemented should a spill or contamination occur. The contractor's immediate response to a spill or contamination shall be to proceed with the required measures to limit the contamination. Immediately following this initial response, the contractor shall notify the Lockmaster at the work location and other appropriate local, state, and federal officials. Subsequent to these actions, the contractor shall take actions to clean up the spill as recommended by the Contracting Officer. Should a personnel contamination occur, the contractor shall take immediate actions as prescribed by chemical manufacturer so as to protect the safety and health of the contaminated individual(s).

Immediately following the contractor's initial response, the incident shall be reported to the Lockmaster at the work location and the Contracting Officer.

7. SUBMITTAL AND REPORTING

7.1 Application Plan: The contractor shall submit an electronic copy of an application plan. This plan shall outline as a minimum the types of herbicides (as required by Paragraph 3.4), target pests, areas to be treated, application rates, timing of application, hyperlinks to SDS's and labels for each chemical to be used, scanned copies of applicator licenses(MN, IA and WI), and a spill and contamination action plan. Additionally, the contractor shall certify in writing that all employees engaged in handling, mixing and spraying herbicides have read the SDS's and that personal protective equipment as specified by the SDS's will be provided to and worn by these persons. Further, one hard copy of the approved plan shall be provided that will include a signed statement by the contractor that this plan complies with all state, local and federal regulations.

This plan shall be submitted for review and approval within 10 working days of the notice of contract award and prior to the desired start of work. The Government reserves the right to deny use of any herbicide when a safer herbicide is available. Government approval of this plan in no way relieves the contractor of any liability for compliance with all Federal, State, and/or local regulations, should there be omissions/errors within said plan.

7.2 Post-Application Documentation: The contractor shall submit completed copies of the “Post-Application Documentation Form” for each day’s work and for each herbicide used. A sample form is provided in Attachment B and may be reproduced. The contractor may use his or her own form, however, all information included on the Corp’s form must be included on the contractor’s form. Completed forms will be submitted to the addresses listed below within five working days of each application; or digitally delivered via email.

US Army Corps of Engineers

Recreation and Natural Resource Branch Environmental Section 1114 South Oak Street La Crescent, MN 55947-1560 Raymond.P.Marinanmailto:@usace.army.mil

8. PREWORK MEETING

Within 10 days after contract award, the contractor shall contact the Contracting Officer to arrange a meeting to discuss and develop a mutual understanding of the requirements and details of work. There may also be occasions when subsequent conferences will be called to reconfirm understandings or provide clarifications on contract requirements.

9. LIABILITY OF AND DAMAGES TO THE GOVERNMENT

9.1 Insurance: The contractor will carry liability insurance that will cover the application of pesticides as defined in this specification. This coverage will include as a minimum drift, run-off, and pollution (sudden and accidental) for all contract operations. The amount of coverage this insurance will provide will not be less than $1,000,000 per incident. A Certificate of Insurance form signed by the insuring agency shall be provided to the contracting officer prior to award of the contract. The insurance must provide coverage for the entire contract period. The insurance policy shall state that it cannot be cancelled without 30 days written notice to the Contracting Officer. Failure to secure insurance and termination of the insurance during the performance period of this contract, for any reason, will be grounds for termination of this contract. The contractor will be in default and the contract terminated if the insurance lapses and is not immediately replaced with equal coverage. (If insurance lapses work is suspended pending replacement insurance. The delay is not compensable to the contractor).

9.2 Government Liability: The Government assumes no liability from the contractor's performance of the contract work. The contractor shall hold and save the Government harmless from any and all liability arising from the performance of the contract.

9.3 Responsibility for Damages: The contractor is responsible for all damages to persons and property resulting from performance of the contract work. The contractor shall return any Government furnished property to the Government in the condition that it was received, ordinary wear and tear excepted. The contractor shall repair or replace, at the option of the Contracting Officer, any Government furnished property lost or damaged in the course of the contract work.

10. WARRANTY

10.1 The contractor shall exercise his/her professional judgment as to the application rate, and time and extent of application of the herbicides. The contractor warrants that:

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Should the desired results not be achieved, the contractor will, at no additional cost to the Government, reapply the herbicide to those areas where targeted vegetative growth continues or recurs. The determination as to the acceptable performance of the contractor and the need to reapply the herbicides will rest solely with the contracting officer or his authorized representative. A request to retreat an area may be in writing. The desired results to be achieved are a 95% stand reduction of the target pest without damage to the desired vegetation.

10.2 The contractor shall be responsible for restoring any area that does not satisfy the warranty requirements at no additional cost to the Government. Areas will be retreated within the time specified by the Contracting Officer’s notice to the Contractor. The contractor is responsible for damages to persons or property, including unreasonable or unnecessary damages to non-target vegetation, within and outside the treatment areas resulting from the performance of the contract work. Damage costs as determined by government personnel will be charged in the form of a fine for the cost of rehabilitation or replacement of the affected resources. Other penalties may be assessed based on local, State, or Federal laws.

11. INSPECTIONS AND ACCEPTANCE

Work will be inspected periodically for conformance with these specifications for timeliness, safety and results achieved.

12. CONTRACTOR QUALIFICATIONS REQUIREMENTS

12.1 EXPERIENCE STATEMENT

The Contractor shall submit a statement with their bid package indicating that the work will be supervised by an individual with a minimum of 5 years’ experience with commercial herbicide applications. The statement shall include an experience record for this individual that demonstrates the required experience and a list of references for a minimum of this individual’s three most recent jobs of comparable scope to this project. The contractor may not substitute for this individual unless they are judged by the Contracting Officer to be at least equal to the experience and reputation of the individual originally proposed. Additionally, the contractor shall also submit with their quote package a proposed plan that details how they propose to accomplish the work outlined in this scope. This plan should include such items as a proposed schedule as well as herbicides, application methods and equipment that will be used to ensure that the herbicides are properly handled and applied to maximize effectiveness and minimize negative environmental effects. These submittals will be checked prior to contract award in accordance with the terms set forth in FAR clause 52.212-2 [EVALUATION--COMMERCIAL ITEMS (JAN 1999)] and the contract will be awarded based on “best value”, where price , past performance, and technical qualifications are considered.

PRICE SCHEDULE

ITEM NUMBER NAME PRICE UI

Base Year (Active Performance - 15 May 2019 - 31 July 2019)

0001 Upper St. Anthony Falls JOB

0002 Lower St. Anthony Falls JOB

0003 Lock and Dam 1 JOB

0004 Lock and Dam 2 JOB

0005 Lock and Dam 3 JOB

0006 Lock and Dam 4 JOB

0007 Alma Repeater Site JOB

0008 Lock and Dam 5 JOB

0009 Fountain City Service Base JOB

0010 Lock and Dam 5A JOB

0011 Lock and Dam 6 JOB

0012 Lock and Dam 7 JOB

0013 Lock and Dam 8 JOB

0014 Lock and Dam 9 JOB

0015 Lock and Dam 10 JOB

0016 Eau Galle Lake Project JOB

0017 Blackhawk Park JOB

Option Year 1 (Active Performance - 15 May 2020 - 31 July 2020)

1001 Upper St. Anthony Falls JOB

1002 Lower St. Anthony Falls JOB

1003 Lock and Dam 1 JOB

1004 Lock and Dam 2 JOB

1005 Lock and Dam 3 JOB

1006 Lock and Dam 4 JOB

1007 Alma Repeater Site JOB

1008 Lock and Dam 5 JOB

1009 Fountain City Service Base JOB

1010 Lock and Dam 5A JOB

1011 Lock and Dam 6 JOB

1012 Lock and Dam 7 JOB

1013 Lock and Dam 8 JOB

1014 Lock and Dam 9 JOB

1015 Lock and Dam 10 JOB

1016 Eau Galle Lake Project JOB

1017 Blackhawk Park JOB

Option Year 2 (Active Performance - 15 May 2021 - 31 July 2021)

2001 Upper St. Anthony Falls JOB

2002 Lower St. Anthony Falls JOB

2003 Lock and Dam 1 JOB

2004 Lock and Dam 2 JOB

2005 Lock and Dam 3 JOB

2006 Lock and Dam 4 JOB

2007 Alma Repeater Site JOB

2008 Lock and Dam 5 JOB

2009 Fountain City Service Base JOB

2010 Lock and Dam 5A JOB

2011 Lock and Dam 6 JOB

2012 Lock and Dam 7 JOB

2013 Lock and Dam 8 JOB

2014 Lock and Dam 9 JOB

2015 Lock and Dam 10 JOB

2016 Eau Galle Lake Project JOB

2017 Blackhawk Park JOB

Option Year 3 (Active Performance - 15 May 2022 - 31 July 2022)

3001 Upper St. Anthony Falls JOB

3002 Lower St. Anthony Falls JOB

3003 Lock and Dam 1 JOB

3004 Lock and Dam 2 JOB

3005 Lock and Dam 3 JOB

3006 Lock and Dam 4 JOB

3007 Alma Repeater Site JOB

3008 Lock and Dam 5 JOB

3009 Fountain City Service Base JOB

3010 Lock and Dam 5A JOB

3011 Lock and Dam 6 JOB

3012 Lock and Dam 7 JOB

3013 Lock and Dam 8 JOB

3014 Lock and Dam 9 JOB

3015 Lock and Dam 10 JOB

3016 Eau Galle Lake Project JOB

3017 Blackhawk Park JOB

Option Year 4 (Active Performance - 15 May 2023 - 31 July 2023)

4001 Upper St. Anthony Falls JOB

4002 Lower St. Anthony Falls JOB

4003 Lock and Dam 1 JOB

4004 Lock and Dam 2 JOB

4005 Lock and Dam 3 JOB

4006 Lock and Dam 4 JOB

4007 Alma Repeater Site JOB

4008 Lock and Dam 5 JOB

4009 Fountain City Service Base JOB

4010 Lock and Dam 5A JOB

4011 Lock and Dam 6 JOB

4012 Lock and Dam 7 JOB

4013 Lock and Dam 8 JOB

4014 Lock and Dam 9 JOB

4015 Lock and Dam 10 JOB

4016 Eau Galle Lake Project JOB

4017 Blackhawk Park JOB

NOTES TO OFFEROR

Please submit your quote as a PDF attachment to an email (preferred) sent to John.P.Riederer@usace.army.mil or by mail/courier to:

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Attn: Contracting (John Riederer) 180 5th Street East, STE 700 St. Paul, MN 55101-1678

It is preferred that you use the form SF1449 and price schedule from this solicitation to make your quote. It is acceptable to use other formats. Please be sure that if you use other forms, they do not include alternate terms and conditions.

Pricing quoted shall include ALL labor, materials, equipment, licenses and permits, travel expenses, and any other fees required to perform the job. Offerors must include quotes for ALL sites, for ALL option periods.

Offeror shall be registered in SAM (System for Award Management) https://www.sam.gov to include the FAR and DFARS Reps and Certs sections with the NAICS code applicable to the solicitation.

The contract will be awarded based on “best value”, where price, past performance, and technical qualifications are considered.

The offeror must submit a statement with their quote indicating that the work will be supervised by an individual with a minimum of 5 years’ experience with commercial herbicide applications.

The statement shall include an experience record for this individual that demonstrates the required experience and a list of references for a minimum of this individual’s three most recent jobs of comparable scope to this project (see SOW 12.1).

The offeror shall submit with their quote a proposed plan that details how they propose to accomplish the work outlined in the SOW. This plan shall include a proposed schedule, as well as herbicides, application methods, and equipment proposed, as well as procedures to ensure that herbicides are properly handled and applied to ensure maximum effectiveness and minimize negative environmental effects.

Quotes received without the required statement of experience and the work plan, and quotes received after the solicitation close time may not be considered for award.

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DELIVERY INFORMATION

CLIN DELIVERY DATE QUANTITY SHIP TO ADDRESS DODAAC /

CAGE

0001 POP 15-MAY-2019 TO

14-MAY-2020

N/A UPPER ST. ANTHONY FALLS

LOCKMASTER

USACE - ST. ANTHONY FALLS

1 PORTLAND AVENUE

MINNEAPOLIS MN 55401-2528

FOB: Destination

B6R0LU1

0002 POP 15-MAY-2019 TO

14-MAY-2020

N/A LOWER ST. ANTHONY FALLS

MICHAEL DERUSHA

USACE - ST. ANTHONY FALLS

1875 WEST RIVER PARKWAY

MINNEAPOLIS MN 55454-1027

612-332-3660

B6R0LU2

0003 POP 15-MAY-2019 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #1

TIMOTHY TABERY

USACE - LOCK & DAM 1

5000 WEST RIVER PARKWAY

MINNEAPOLIS MN 55417-1681

612-724-2971

B6R0LU3

0004 POP 15-MAY-2019 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #2

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 2

1350 DAM ROAD

HASTINGS MN 55033-1145

B6R0LU4

0005 POP 15-MAY-2019 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #3

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 3

4330 LOCK & DAM ROAD

WELCH MN 55089-9644

B6R0LU5

0006 POP 15-MAY-2019 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #4

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 4

PO BOX 325

ALMA WI 54610-0325

B6R0LC1

0007 POP 15-MAY-2019 TO

N/A LOCKPORT MARINA (ALMA)

BRYAN PETERSON

125 BEACH HARBOR ROAD

ALMA WI 54610

1-800-982-8410

0008 POP 15-MAY-2019 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #5

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 5

12554 HIGHWAY 61

MINNESOTA CITY MN 55959-9756

507-689-2101

B6R0LC2

0009 POP 15-MAY-2019 TO

N/A FOUNTAIN CITY SERVICE

NICHOLAS LORENZ

431 NORTH SHORE DRIVE

PO BOX 397

FOUNTAIN CITY WI 54629-0397

651-290-5142

B6M0LD2

0010 POP 15-MAY-2019 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #5A

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 5A

W679 STATE HWY 35

FOUNTAIN CITY WI 54629-7214

B6R0LC3

0011 POP 15-MAY-2019 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #6

LOCKMASTER

LOCK & DAM #6 W24055 LOCK AND DAM

ROAD

TREMPEALEAU WI 54661-0406

B6R0LC4

0012 POP 15-MAY-2019 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #7

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 7

33018 HIGHWAY 61

LACRESCENT MN 55947

W912ES

0013 POP 15-MAY-2019 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #8

4405 HWY 35

GENOA WI 54632

B6R0LL2

0014 POP 15-MAY-2019 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #9

LOCKMASTER

USACE-ST PAUL DIST

24545 STATE HWY 35

EASTMAN WI 54626-9723

B6R0LL3

0015 POP 15-MAY-2019 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #10

LOCKMASTER

5 LOCK AND DAM LANE

GUTTENBERG IA 52052

563-252-1261

0016 POP 15-MAY-2019 TO

N/A EAU GALLE LAKE PROJECT

BRAD LABADIE

USACE - EAU GALLE PROJECT

W501 EAU GALLE DAM ROAD

SPRING VALLEY WI 54767

715-778-5562

B6R0NN2

0017 POP 15-MAY-2019 TO

N/A BLACKHAWK PARK-LAFARGE L

ERIC HAMMER

USACE - BLACKHAWK PARK

E590 CTY RD BI

DE SOTO WI 54624-9705

608-648-3314

1001 POP 15-MAY-2020 TO

14-MAY-2021

N/A UPPER ST. ANTHONY FALLS

LOCKMASTER

USACE - ST. ANTHONY FALLS

1 PORTLAND AVENUE

MINNEAPOLIS MN 55401-2528

1002 POP 15-MAY-2020 TO

N/A LOWER ST. ANTHONY FALLS

MICHAEL DERUSHA

USACE - ST. ANTHONY FALLS

1875 WEST RIVER PARKWAY

MINNEAPOLIS MN 55454-1027

612-332-3660

1003 POP 15-MAY-2020 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #1

TIMOTHY TABERY

USACE - LOCK & DAM 1

5000 WEST RIVER PARKWAY

MINNEAPOLIS MN 55417-1681

612-724-2971

1004 POP 15-MAY-2020 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #2

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 2

1350 DAM ROAD

HASTINGS MN 55033-1145

1005 POP 15-MAY-2020 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #3

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 3

4330 LOCK & DAM ROAD

WELCH MN 55089-9644

1006 POP 15-MAY-2020 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #4

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 4

PO BOX 325

ALMA WI 54610-0325

1007 POP 15-MAY-2020 TO

N/A LOCKPORT MARINA (ALMA)

BRYAN PETERSON

125 BEACH HARBOR ROAD

ALMA WI 54610

1008 POP 15-MAY-2020 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #5

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 5

12554 HIGHWAY 61

MINNESOTA CITY MN 55959-9756

507-689-2101

1009 POP 15-MAY-2020 TO

N/A FOUNTAIN CITY SERVICE

NICHOLAS LORENZ

431 NORTH SHORE DRIVE

PO BOX 397

FOUNTAIN CITY WI 54629-0397

651-290-5142

1010 POP 15-MAY-2020 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #5A

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 5A

W679 STATE HWY 35

FOUNTAIN CITY WI 54629-7214

1011 POP 15-MAY-2020 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #6

LOCKMASTER

LOCK & DAM #6 W24055 LOCK AND DAM

ROAD

TREMPEALEAU WI 54661-0406

1012 POP 15-MAY-2020 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #7

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 7

33018 HIGHWAY 61

LACRESCENT MN 55947

1013 POP 15-MAY-2020 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #8

4405 HWY 35

GENOA WI 54632

1014 POP 15-MAY-2020 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #9

LOCKMASTER

USACE-ST PAUL DIST

24545 STATE HWY 35

EASTMAN WI 54626-9723

1015 POP 15-MAY-2020 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #10

LOCKMASTER

5 LOCK AND DAM LANE

GUTTENBERG IA 52052

1016 POP 15-MAY-2020 TO

N/A EAU GALLE LAKE PROJECT

BRAD LABADIE

USACE - EAU GALLE PROJECT

W501 EAU GALLE DAM ROAD

SPRING VALLEY WI 54767

715-778-5562

1017 POP 15-MAY-2020 TO

N/A BLACKHAWK PARK-LAFARGE L

ERIC HAMMER

USACE - BLACKHAWK PARK

E590 CTY RD BI

DE SOTO WI 54624-9705

608-648-3314

2001 POP 15-MAY-2021 TO

14-MAY-2022

N/A UPPER ST. ANTHONY FALLS

LOCKMASTER

USACE - ST. ANTHONY FALLS

1 PORTLAND AVENUE

MINNEAPOLIS MN 55401-2528

2002 POP 15-MAY-2021 TO

N/A LOWER ST. ANTHONY FALLS

MICHAEL DERUSHA

USACE - ST. ANTHONY FALLS

1875 WEST RIVER PARKWAY

MINNEAPOLIS MN 55454-1027

612-332-3660

2003 POP 15-MAY-2021 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #1

TIMOTHY TABERY

USACE - LOCK & DAM 1

5000 WEST RIVER PARKWAY

MINNEAPOLIS MN 55417-1681

612-724-2971

2004 POP 15-MAY-2021 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #2

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 2

1350 DAM ROAD

HASTINGS MN 55033-1145

2005 POP 15-MAY-2021 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #3

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 3

4330 LOCK & DAM ROAD

WELCH MN 55089-9644

2006 POP 15-MAY-2021 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #4

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 4

PO BOX 325

ALMA WI 54610-0325

2007 POP 15-MAY-2021 TO

N/A LOCKPORT MARINA (ALMA)

BRYAN PETERSON

125 BEACH HARBOR ROAD

ALMA WI 54610

2008 POP 15-MAY-2021 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #5

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 5

12554 HIGHWAY 61

MINNESOTA CITY MN 55959-9756

507-689-2101

2009 POP 15-MAY-2021 TO

N/A FOUNTAIN CITY SERVICE

NICHOLAS LORENZ

431 NORTH SHORE DRIVE

PO BOX 397

FOUNTAIN CITY WI 54629-0397

651-290-5142

2010 POP 15-MAY-2021 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #5A

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 5A

W679 STATE HWY 35

FOUNTAIN CITY WI 54629-7214

2011 POP 15-MAY-2021 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #6

LOCKMASTER

LOCK & DAM #6 W24055 LOCK AND DAM

ROAD

TREMPEALEAU WI 54661-0406

2012 POP 15-MAY-2021 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #7

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 7

33018 HIGHWAY 61

LACRESCENT MN 55947

2013 POP 15-MAY-2021 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #8

4405 HWY 35

GENOA WI 54632

2014 POP 15-MAY-2021 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #9

LOCKMASTER

USACE-ST PAUL DIST

24545 STATE HWY 35

EASTMAN WI 54626-9723

2015 POP 15-MAY-2021 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #10

LOCKMASTER

5 LOCK AND DAM LANE

GUTTENBERG IA 52052

2016 POP 15-MAY-2021 TO

N/A EAU GALLE LAKE PROJECT

BRAD LABADIE

USACE - EAU GALLE PROJECT

W501 EAU GALLE DAM ROAD

SPRING VALLEY WI 54767

715-778-5562

2017 POP 15-MAY-2021 TO

N/A BLACKHAWK PARK-LAFARGE L

ERIC HAMMER

USACE - BLACKHAWK PARK

E590 CTY RD BI

DE SOTO WI 54624-9705

608-648-3314

3001 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

14-MAY-2023

N/A UPPER ST. ANTHONY FALLS

LOCKMASTER

USACE - ST. ANTHONY FALLS

1 PORTLAND AVENUE

MINNEAPOLIS MN 55401-2528

3002 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

N/A LOWER ST. ANTHONY FALLS

MICHAEL DERUSHA

USACE - ST. ANTHONY FALLS

1875 WEST RIVER PARKWAY

MINNEAPOLIS MN 55454-1027

612-332-3660

3003 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #1

TIMOTHY TABERY

USACE - LOCK & DAM 1

5000 WEST RIVER PARKWAY

MINNEAPOLIS MN 55417-1681

612-724-2971

3004 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #2

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 2

1350 DAM ROAD

HASTINGS MN 55033-1145

3005 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #3

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 3

4330 LOCK & DAM ROAD

WELCH MN 55089-9644

3006 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #4

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 4

PO BOX 325

ALMA WI 54610-0325

3007 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

N/A LOCKPORT MARINA (ALMA)

BRYAN PETERSON

125 BEACH HARBOR ROAD

ALMA WI 54610

3008 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #5

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 5

12554 HIGHWAY 61

MINNESOTA CITY MN 55959-9756

507-689-2101

3009 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

N/A FOUNTAIN CITY SERVICE

NICHOLAS LORENZ

431 NORTH SHORE DRIVE

PO BOX 397

FOUNTAIN CITY WI 54629-0397

651-290-5142

3010 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #5A

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 5A

W679 STATE HWY 35

FOUNTAIN CITY WI 54629-7214

3011 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #6

LOCKMASTER

LOCK & DAM #6 W24055 LOCK AND DAM

ROAD

TREMPEALEAU WI 54661-0406

3012 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #7

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 7

33018 HIGHWAY 61

LACRESCENT MN 55947

3013 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #8

4405 HWY 35

GENOA WI 54632

3014 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #9

LOCKMASTER

USACE-ST PAUL DIST

24545 STATE HWY 35

EASTMAN WI 54626-9723

3015 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #10

LOCKMASTER

5 LOCK AND DAM LANE

GUTTENBERG IA 52052

3016 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

N/A EAU GALLE LAKE PROJECT

BRAD LABADIE

USACE - EAU GALLE PROJECT

W501 EAU GALLE DAM ROAD

SPRING VALLEY WI 54767

715-778-5562

3017 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

N/A BLACKHAWK PARK-LAFARGE L

ERIC HAMMER

USACE - BLACKHAWK PARK

E590 CTY RD BI

DE SOTO WI 54624-9705

608-648-3314

4001 POP 15-MAY-2023 TO

30-SEP-2023

N/A UPPER ST. ANTHONY FALLS

LOCKMASTER

USACE - ST. ANTHONY FALLS

1 PORTLAND AVENUE

MINNEAPOLIS MN 55401-2528

4002 POP 15-MAY-2023 TO

N/A LOWER ST. ANTHONY FALLS

MICHAEL DERUSHA

USACE - ST. ANTHONY FALLS

1875 WEST RIVER PARKWAY

MINNEAPOLIS MN 55454-1027

612-332-3660

4003 POP 15-MAY-2023 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #1

TIMOTHY TABERY

USACE - LOCK & DAM 1

5000 WEST RIVER PARKWAY

MINNEAPOLIS MN 55417-1681

612-724-2971

4004 POP 15-MAY-2023 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #2

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 2

1350 DAM ROAD

HASTINGS MN 55033-1145

4005 POP 15-MAY-2023 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #3

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 3

4330 LOCK & DAM ROAD

WELCH MN 55089-9644

4006 POP 15-MAY-2023 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #4

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 4

PO BOX 325

ALMA WI 54610-0325

4007 POP 15-MAY-2023 TO

N/A LOCKPORT MARINA (ALMA)

BRYAN PETERSON

125 BEACH HARBOR ROAD

ALMA WI 54610

4008 POP 15-MAY-2023 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #5

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 5

12554 HIGHWAY 61

MINNESOTA CITY MN 55959-9756

507-689-2101

4009 POP 15-MAY-2023 TO

N/A FOUNTAIN CITY SERVICE

NICHOLAS LORENZ

431 NORTH SHORE DRIVE

PO BOX 397

FOUNTAIN CITY WI 54629-0397

651-290-5142

4010 POP 15-MAY-2023 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #5A

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 5A

W679 STATE HWY 35

FOUNTAIN CITY WI 54629-7214

4011 POP 15-MAY-2023 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #6

LOCKMASTER

LOCK & DAM #6 W24055 LOCK AND DAM

ROAD

TREMPEALEAU WI 54661-0406

4012 POP 15-MAY-2022 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #7

LOCKMASTER

USACE - LOCK & DAM 7

33018 HIGHWAY 61

LACRESCENT MN 55947

4013 POP 15-MAY-2023 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #8

4405 HWY 35

GENOA WI 54632

4014 POP 15-MAY-2023 TO

N/A LOCK & DAM #9

LOCKMASTER

USACE-ST PAUL DIST

24545 STATE HWY 35

EASTMAN…