ANADIndustryDaysMinerals RFP QuestionsAnswersv.1.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers record from the Department of the Army regarding Request for Proposals DACA27-1-26-204, based on questions received during Anniston Army Depot Industry Days on May 4.
The Q&A addresses lease terms for a 97-acre parcel at Anniston Army Depot. Key details include: co-use agreements for railroad operations may be negotiated separately; the parcel is not located within explosive arc ranges; leases are subject to all applicable state and local taxes and laws; lessees must restore the land to original condition upon lease termination; lessees bear full responsibility for site preparation and site access costs, with the exception that ANAD will cut trees but leave stumps for lessee removal; rail spur upgrades supporting lease operations do not count as in-kind consideration, as consideration is based on land value; lessees are responsible for obtaining internet service through local providers and obtaining all required permits. The Army recommends that proposals strictly follow all requirements outlined in the RFP.
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The following questions were received by the Department of the Army (DA) on 4 May at the Anniston Army Depot Industry Days in reference to the Request for Proposals DACA27-1- 26-204. The questions and DA’s responses are provided below.
Q.1. Could we do a Co-use agreement for the 97 acre parcel for the ANAD railroad?
A.1. Yes, as a separate agreement to be determined during lease negotiations.
Q.2. Is the 97 acre parcel that is in the restricted area within explosive arcs?
A.2. No it is not in explosive arc range.
Q.3. Are the leases Subject to all applicable state and local taxes and laws?
A.3. Yes.
Q.4. Must we Restore the land to the original condition?
A.4. Yes
Q.5. Is lessee responsible for site prep?
A.5. Yes. All site prep and access to site is at sole cost and responsibility of the lessee (for timber - ANAD will cut trees but leave stumps for lessee removal).
Q.6. Would adding a rail spur for the lease operations count as IKC?
A.6. If upgrade is done to support lease operations it would not count as part of the consideration. The consideration is in exchange for the value of the land.
Q.7. What is the internet?
A.7. Work with the local provider to get internet to site
Q.8. Who is responsible for permitting?
A.8. The lessee
Q.9. What would you recommend putting into the proposal?
A.9. Follow the RFP completely
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