Badger Fire Disaster Relief Fencing
Closed Solicitation Posted
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- Solicitation number
- 1282B123R0002
- Agency
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Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- Total Small Business
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 238990 All Other Specialty Trade Contractors
- Place of performance
- Burley, Idaho 83318, United States
Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
This solicitation seeks proposals to reconstruct, repair, and remove approximately 46 miles of fencing damaged in the 2020 Badger Fire on the Minidoka Ranger District of the Sawtooth National Forest in Idaho. The scope of work includes removing and replacing 33.5 miles of fencing, repairing 6.4 miles, and removing 6.1 additional miles. Proposals will be evaluated based on technical qualifications, past performance, and price. The submission deadline is 1:00 PM Mountain Time on November 30th, 2022. Amendments to the solicitation have provided additional questions and answers and adjusted the response deadline.
This is a total small business set-aside, with a primary NAICS code of 238990 (all other specialty trade contractors). The place of performance is Burley, Idaho. The work supports 13 grazing allotments and must be completed in phases, with priority A work due by June 1, 2023 and optional priority D work by September 30, 2024. Pricing is requested for all bid line items. Safety and quality control plans must be included with submissions for consideration of awards estimated to range from $500,000 to $1,000,000.
Notice text
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Update #4 · Latest ·
***NOTICE***AMENDMENT 0003 POSTED 11/22/2022-CLOSE DATE EXTENDED-SEE AMENDMENT A0003 IN ATTACHMENTS
***NOTICE***AMENDMENT 0002 POSTED 11/10/2022-CLOSE DATE EXTENDED-SEE AMENDMENT A0002 IN ATTACHMENTS
***NOTICE*** AMENDMENT 0001 POSTED 11/1/2022.
General Information
- Scope of Work
The project includes removal and replacing 33.5 miles, repairing 6.4 and removing 6.1 miles of pasture and/or allotment boundary fences on the Minidoka Ranger District of the Sawtooth National Forest. This will include removing all old material from the site, clearing vegetation as needed for the new fence and constructing four- strand barbed wire fences (see 3.0).
- Background
The 90,100-acre Badger Fire damaged approximately 46 miles of range fencing within 13 grazing allotments. The Forest is seeking a contractor to reconstruct and/or repair fencing burned in the 2020 Badger Fire. The terrain in the Badger fire is varied and moderately rugged with a general landform of benches and plateaus dropping down into moderately deep canyons. Vegetation is comprised of sagebrush and mountain brush communities within interspersed patches of aspen and timber at higher elevations. Road access is considered good; however, many fences are not along roads (see Map 1-5). Off road use is authorized for construction and removal of old fencing materials. Off road travel is subject to soil moisture to avoid resource damage during periods where soils are saturated and specific areas where riparian areas can be crossed with equipment.
There is 33.5 miles of fence removal and reconstruction (7.3 of which will be let-down reconstruction), 6.4 miles of repair and 6.1 miles of fence removal only. The statement of work is broken out by bid items where the USFS provided materials and the contractor provided the labor and technical expertise as well as bid items where the contractor provided both materials and labor and expertise. See detailed bid items and review carefully. Priorities for the work and deadlines for completion are broken down in the deliverable section.
SEE ATTACHMENTS FOR FULL SOLICITATION
SEE SECTION L&M FOR EVALUATION FACTORS AND REQUIRED SUBMISSION INFORMATION
Update #3 ·
***NOTICE*** AMENDMENT 0001 POSTED 11/1/2022.
***NOTICE***AMENDMENT 0002 POSTED 11/10/2022-CLOSE DATE EXTENDED-SEE AMENDMENT A0002 IN ATTACHMENTS
General Information
- Scope of Work
The project includes removal and replacing 33.5 miles, repairing 6.4 and removing 6.1 miles of pasture and/or allotment boundary fences on the Minidoka Ranger District of the Sawtooth National Forest. This will include removing all old material from the site, clearing vegetation as needed for the new fence and constructing four- strand barbed wire fences (see 3.0).
- Background
The 90,100-acre Badger Fire damaged approximately 46 miles of range fencing within 13 grazing allotments. The Forest is seeking a contractor to reconstruct and/or repair fencing burned in the 2020 Badger Fire. The terrain in the Badger fire is varied and moderately rugged with a general landform of benches and plateaus dropping down into moderately deep canyons. Vegetation is comprised of sagebrush and mountain brush communities within interspersed patches of aspen and timber at higher elevations. Road access is considered good; however, many fences are not along roads (see Map 1-5). Off road use is authorized for construction and removal of old fencing materials. Off road travel is subject to soil moisture to avoid resource damage during periods where soils are saturated and specific areas where riparian areas can be crossed with equipment.
There is 33.5 miles of fence removal and reconstruction (7.3 of which will be let-down reconstruction), 6.4 miles of repair and 6.1 miles of fence removal only. The statement of work is broken out by bid items where the USFS provided materials and the contractor provided the labor and technical expertise as well as bid items where the contractor provided both materials and labor and expertise. See detailed bid items and review carefully. Priorities for the work and deadlines for completion are broken down in the deliverable section.
SEE ATTACHMENTS FOR FULL SOLICITATION
SEE SECTION L&M FOR EVALUATION FACTORS AND REQUIRED SUBMISSION INFORMATION
Update #2 ·
General Information
- Scope of Work
The project includes removal and replacing 33.5 miles, repairing 6.4 and removing 6.1 miles of pasture and/or allotment boundary fences on the Minidoka Ranger District of the Sawtooth National Forest. This will include removing all old material from the site, clearing vegetation as needed for the new fence and constructing four- strand barbed wire fences (see 3.0).
- Background
The 90,100-acre Badger Fire damaged approximately 46 miles of range fencing within 13 grazing allotments. The Forest is seeking a contractor to reconstruct and/or repair fencing burned in the 2020 Badger Fire. The terrain in the Badger fire is varied and moderately rugged with a general landform of benches and plateaus dropping down into moderately deep canyons. Vegetation is comprised of sagebrush and mountain brush communities within interspersed patches of aspen and timber at higher elevations. Road access is considered good; however, many fences are not along roads (see Map 1-5). Off road use is authorized for construction and removal of old fencing materials. Off road travel is subject to soil moisture to avoid resource damage during periods where soils are saturated and specific areas where riparian areas can be crossed with equipment.
There is 33.5 miles of fence removal and reconstruction (7.3 of which will be let-down reconstruction), 6.4 miles of repair and 6.1 miles of fence removal only. The statement of work is broken out by bid items where the USFS provided materials and the contractor provided the labor and technical expertise as well as bid items where the contractor provided both materials and labor and expertise. See detailed bid items and review carefully. Priorities for the work and deadlines for completion are broken down in the deliverable section.
SEE ATTACHMENTS FOR FULL SOLICITATION
SEE SECTION L&M FOR EVALUATION FACTORS AND REQUIRED SUBMISSION INFORMATION
SOLICITATION DUE TIME IS 1:00PM LOCAL TIME TO THE SOLICITATION (MOUNTAIN TIME), WHICH IS 3:00PM EASTERN.
***NOTICE*** AMENDMENT 0001 POSTED 11/1/2022.
Update #1 ·
General Information
- Scope of Work
The project includes removal and replacing 33.5 miles, repairing 6.4 and removing 6.1 miles of pasture and/or allotment boundary fences on the Minidoka Ranger District of the Sawtooth National Forest. This will include removing all old material from the site, clearing vegetation as needed for the new fence and constructing four- strand barbed wire fences (see 3.0).
- Background
The 90,100-acre Badger Fire damaged approximately 46 miles of range fencing within 13 grazing allotments. The Forest is seeking a contractor to reconstruct and/or repair fencing burned in the 2020 Badger Fire. The terrain in the Badger fire is varied and moderately rugged with a general landform of benches and plateaus dropping down into moderately deep canyons. Vegetation is comprised of sagebrush and mountain brush communities within interspersed patches of aspen and timber at higher elevations. Road access is considered good; however, many fences are not along roads (see Map 1-5). Off road use is authorized for construction and removal of old fencing materials. Off road travel is subject to soil moisture to avoid resource damage during periods where soils are saturated and specific areas where riparian areas can be crossed with equipment.
There is 33.5 miles of fence removal and reconstruction (7.3 of which will be let-down reconstruction), 6.4 miles of repair and 6.1 miles of fence removal only. The statement of work is broken out by bid items where the USFS provided materials and the contractor provided the labor and technical expertise as well as bid items where the contractor provided both materials and labor and expertise. See detailed bid items and review carefully. Priorities for the work and deadlines for completion are broken down in the deliverable section.
SEE ATTACHMENTS FOR FULL SOLICITATION
SEE SECTION L&M FOR EVALUATION FACTORS AND REQUIRED SUBMISSION INFORMATION
SOLICITATION DUE TIME IS 1:00PM LOCAL TIME TO THE SOLICITATION (MOUNTAIN TIME), WHICH IS 3:00PM EASTERN.
AMENDMENT TO SOLICITATION FORTHCOMING WITH QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. CONTRACTORS MUST ALSO PROVIDE A SAFETY PLAN AND QUALITY CONTROL PLAN. NO EXTENSIONS ARE ANTICIPATED.
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Notice history
| Notice | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Badger Fire Disaster Relief Fencing | Award Notice | |
| This notice | Solicitation | |
| Badger Fire Disaster Relief Fencing | Pre-Solicitation |
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