International Forest Research, Development, Technical and Support Services

Added: Dec 14, 2012 10:55 pm ****Notice - December 14, 2012****
The Q&A Draft available at the Pre-proposal Meeting will be revised.  Please wait for the official Q&A Amendment to be posted next week.

Added: Dec 05, 2012 6:20 pm Pre-Proposal Meeting:
Date:  Thursday December 13, 2012
Time:  9:00 AM, EST
Location:   Marriott Residence Inn, Jefferson Room
1199 Vermont Avenue, NW, Washington, D.C. 20005

Conference Call #
USA Toil-Free: 888-858-2144
USA Caller Paid: 646-746-3008
Access Code: 3929367

Please feel free to submit interim questions to:  cncarey@fs.fed.us
subject line should read:  questions AG-3187-S-12-0164

Added: Aug 30, 2012 4:28 pm Modified: Nov 29, 2012 6:40 pmTrack Changes The United States Forest Service (FS) is issuing this Notice to advertise its intent to solicit an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity Contract with a period of a one year base and four one year options. The overall maximum is one hundred million dollars ($100,000,000.00) and the guaranteed minimum is one hundred thousand ($100,000). This requirement is for small business entities capable of completing large-scale, multi-year international forest research, development, technical and support services. The Office of International Programs has a mandate to coordinate all international activities for the FS around the world. The office receives funds from Congress, the U.S. Agency for International Development, the U.S. State Department and other federal agencies, international and domestic cooperators and partners for the purpose of implementing projects which enhance cooperation between FS and other countries on practices and policy related to natural resources management, conservation, disaster mitigation and disaster response.
This requirement is for small businesses entities capable of:
• Manage and providing multiple, simultaneous, multi-million dollar projects across the globe, as well as providing on-demand technical expertise for numerous smaller studies and projects.
• Provide short- and long-term natural resource research, development and management expertise in Africa, Asia, Russia and Eurasia, Latin and Central America, and the Middle East. Expertise includes but is not limited to program management, forest planning and monitoring, disaster mitigation and response, recreation services, watershed management, invasive species management, global climate change, and migratory species. Experience must include the recruitment and management of long-term consultants or employees located both in the U.S. and in foreign countries.
• Establish and manage multiple overseas offices for the $4-20 million natural resource programs. The programs typically utilize 5-15 U.S. and in-country full time employees in capital cities and rural locations in one or more of the following geographic regions: Africa, Asia, Russia and Eurasia, Latin and Central America, and the Middle East.
• Recruit and field long term expatriate staff and host country staff and ensure compliance with local laws and United States Government policies.
• Develop and manage databases both domestically and internationally for financial management and program monitoring and evaluation.
• Organize and manage multi-day trainings for 5-25 participants both internationally and domestically across a number of topics related to natural resource management.
• Work with domestic and foreign government entities in executing complex, multi-year programs in one or more of the following geographic regions Africa, Asia, Russia and Eurasia, Latin and Central America, and the Middle East.

The solicitation will be posted on or before November 14, 2012

Added: Aug 30, 2012 4:28 pm Modified: Oct 23, 2012 10:33 amTrack Changes The United States Forest Service (FS) is issuing this Notice to advertise its intent to solicit an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity Contract with a period of a one year base and four one year options. The overall maximum is one hundred million dollars ($100,000,000.00) and the guaranteed minimum is three thousand ($3,000). This requirement is for small business entities capable of completing large-scale, multi-year international forest research, development, technical and support services. The Office of International Programs has a mandate to coordinate all international activities for the FS around the world. The office receives funds from Congress, the U.S. Agency for International Development, the U.S. State Department and other federal agencies, international and domestic cooperators and partners for the purpose of implementing projects which enhance cooperation between FS and other countries on practices and policy related to natural resources management, conservation, disaster mitigation and disaster response.
This requirement is for small businesses entities capable of:
• Manage and providing multiple, simultaneous, multi-million dollar projects across the globe, as well as providing on-demand technical expertise for numerous smaller studies and projects.
• Provide short- and long-term natural resource research, development and management expertise in Africa, Asia, Russia and Eurasia, Latin and Central America, and the Middle East. Expertise includes but is not limited to program management, forest planning and monitoring, disaster mitigation and response, recreation services, watershed management, invasive species management, global climate change, and migratory species. Experience must include the recruitment and management of long-term consultants or employees located both in the U.S. and in foreign countries.
• Establish and manage multiple overseas offices for the $4-20 million natural resource programs. The programs typically utilize 5-15 U.S. and in-country full time employees in capital cities and rural locations in one or more of the following geographic regions: Africa, Asia, Russia and Eurasia, Latin and Central America, and the Middle East.
• Recruit and field long term expatriate staff and host country staff and ensure compliance with local laws and United States Government policies.
• Develop and manage databases both domestically and internationally for financial management and program monitoring and evaluation.
• Organize and manage multi-day trainings for 5-25 participants both internationally and domestically across a number of topics related to natural resource management.
• Work with domestic and foreign government entities in executing complex, multi-year programs in one or more of the following geographic regions Africa, Asia, Russia and Eurasia, Latin and Central America, and the Middle East.

The solicitation will be posted on or before November 14, 2012

Added: Aug 30, 2012 4:28 pm Modified: Oct 09, 2012 4:16 pmTrack Changes The United States Forest Service (FS) is issuing this Notice to advertise its intent to solicit an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity Contract with a period of a one year base and four one year options. The overall maximum is one hundred million dollars ($100,000,000.00) and the guaranteed minimum is three thousand ($3,000). This requirement is for small business entities capable of completing large-scale, multi-year international forest research, development, technical and support services. The Office of International Programs has a mandate to coordinate all international activities for the FS around the world. The office receives funds from Congress, the U.S. Agency for International Development, the U.S. State Department and other federal agencies, international and domestic cooperators and partners for the purpose of implementing projects which enhance cooperation between FS and other countries on practices and policy related to natural resources management, conservation, disaster mitigation and disaster response.
This requirement is for small businesses entities capable of:
• Manage and providing multiple, simultaneous, multi-million dollar projects across the globe, as well as providing on-demand technical expertise for numerous smaller studies and projects.
• Provide short- and long-term natural resource research, development and management expertise in Africa, Asia, Russia and Eurasia, Latin and Central America, and the Middle East. Expertise includes but is not limited to program management, forest planning and monitoring, disaster mitigation and response, recreation services, watershed management, invasive species management, global climate change, and migratory species. Experience must include the recruitment and management of long-term consultants or employees located both in the U.S. and in foreign countries.
• Establish and manage multiple overseas offices for the $4-20 million natural resource programs. The programs typically utilize 5-15 U.S. and in-country full time employees in capital cities and rural locations in one or more of the following geographic regions: Africa, Asia, Russia and Eurasia, Latin and Central America, and the Middle East.
• Recruit and field long term expatriate staff and host country staff and ensure compliance with local laws and United States Government policies.
• Develop and manage databases both domestically and internationally for financial management and program monitoring and evaluation.
• Organize and manage multi-day trainings for 5-25 participants both internationally and domestically across a number of topics related to natural resource management.
• Work with domestic and foreign government entities in executing complex, multi-year programs in one or more of the following geographic regions Africa, Asia, Russia and Eurasia, Latin and Central America, and the Middle East.

The solicitation will be posted on or before October 17, 2012

Added: Aug 30, 2012 4:28 pm Modified: Sep 19, 2012 8:22 amTrack Changes The United States Forest Service (FS) is issuing this Notice to advertise its intent to solicit an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity Contract with a period of a one year base and four one year options. The overall maximum is one hundred million dollars ($100,000,000.00) and the guaranteed minimum is three thousand ($3,000). This requirement is for small business entities capable of completing large-scale, multi-year international forest research, development, technical and support services. The Office of International Programs has a mandate to coordinate all international activities for the FS around the world. The office receives funds from Congress, the U.S. Agency for International Development, the U.S. State Department and other federal agencies, international and domestic cooperators and partners for the purpose of implementing projects which enhance cooperation between FS and other countries on practices and policy related to natural resources management, conservation, disaster mitigation and disaster response.
This requirement is for small businesses entities capable of:
• Manage and providing multiple, simultaneous, multi-million dollar projects across the globe, as well as providing on-demand technical expertise for numerous smaller studies and projects.
• Provide short- and long-term natural resource research, development and management expertise in Africa, Asia, Russia and Eurasia, Latin and Central America, and the Middle East. Expertise includes but is not limited to program management, forest planning and monitoring, disaster mitigation and response, recreation services, watershed management, invasive species management, global climate change, and migratory species. Experience must include the recruitment and management of long-term consultants or employees located both in the U.S. and in foreign countries.
• Establish and manage multiple overseas offices for the $4-20 million natural resource programs. The programs typically utilize 5-15 U.S. and in-country full time employees in capital cities and rural locations in one or more of the following geographic regions: Africa, Asia, Russia and Eurasia, Latin and Central America, and the Middle East.
• Recruit and field long term expatriate staff and host country staff and ensure compliance with local laws and United States Government policies.
• Develop and manage databases both domestically and internationally for financial management and program monitoring and evaluation.
• Organize and manage multi-day trainings for 5-25 participants both internationally and domestically across a number of topics related to natural resource management.
• Work with domestic and foreign government entities in executing complex, multi-year programs in one or more of the following geographic regions Africa, Asia, Russia and Eurasia, Latin and Central America, and the Middle East.

The solicitation will be posted on or before October 4, 2012

Added: Aug 30, 2012 4:28 pm The United States Forest Service (FS) is issuing this Notice to advertise its intent to solicit an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity Contract with a period of a one year base and four one year options. The overall maximum is one hundred million dollars ($100,000,000.00) and the guaranteed minimum is three thousand ($3,000). This requirement is for small business entities capable of completing large-scale, multi-year international forest research, development, technical and support services. The Office of International Programs has a mandate to coordinate all international activities for the FS around the world. The office receives funds from Congress, the U.S. Agency for International Development, the U.S. State Department and other federal agencies, international and domestic cooperators and partners for the purpose of implementing projects which enhance cooperation between FS and other countries on practices and policy related to natural resources management, conservation, disaster mitigation and disaster response.
This requirement is for small businesses entities capable of:
• Manage and providing multiple, simultaneous, multi-million dollar projects across the globe, as well as providing on-demand technical expertise for numerous smaller studies and projects.
• Provide short- and long-term natural resource research, development and management expertise in Africa, Asia, Russia and Eurasia, Latin and Central America, and the Middle East. Expertise includes but is not limited to program management, forest planning and monitoring, disaster mitigation and response, recreation services, watershed management, invasive species management, global climate change, and migratory species. Experience must include the recruitment and management of long-term consultants or employees located both in the U.S. and in foreign countries.
• Establish and manage multiple overseas offices for the $4-20 million natural resource programs. The programs typically utilize 5-15 U.S. and in-country full time employees in capital cities and rural locations in one or more of the following geographic regions: Africa, Asia, Russia and Eurasia, Latin and Central America, and the Middle East.
• Recruit and field long term expatriate staff and host country staff and ensure compliance with local laws and United States Government policies.
• Develop and manage databases both domestically and internationally for financial management and program monitoring and evaluation.
• Organize and manage multi-day trainings for 5-25 participants both internationally and domestically across a number of topics related to natural resource management.
• Work with domestic and foreign government entities in executing complex, multi-year programs in one or more of the following geographic regions Africa, Asia, Russia and Eurasia, Latin and Central America, and the Middle East.

The solicitation will be posted on or before September 19, 2012