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FALL VIEWING OF PROPOSED RECOVERY PROJECTS -- Replace foundations at Allison Guard Station and Blue Mountain Work Center

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Fall_Viewing_CIM-0604-02FFederal

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This contract pertains to the fall viewing period for proposed recovery projects involving the replacement of foundations at the Allison Guard Station and Blue Mountain Work Center within the Malheur National Forest. Due to expected snow conditions limiting site access, offerors have a single scheduled opportunity on October 27, 2009, to physically inspect the project sites accompanied by a technical Forest Service employee. If offerors cannot attend this scheduled trip, they may visit the sites independently using provided travel directions, although no additional escorted trips will be offered. Offerors are responsible for assessing current site conditions firsthand to ensure they understand the project environment prior to submitting bids. Maps for the sites are available at the District offices. The two key site locations include the Crane Prairie Guard Station, approximately 30 miles southeast of Prairie City, Oregon, and the Allison Guard Station, about 45 miles northwest of Burns, Oregon, with specific driving instructions supplied for each. The scheduled viewing event at the Allison Guard Station is from noon to 2 p.m. on the designated date. For further inquiries, Darren Lemon is the listed point of contact and can be reached via phone or email. The solicitation is posted under the number Fall_Viewing_CIM-0604-02F and is managed by the Department of Agriculture’s Malheur National Forest in John Day, Oregon.

General Info

Single site inspection October 27, 2009 for foundation replacement in Malheur National Forest.

Agency

Department Of Agriculture → Malheur National Forest

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction

Place of Performance

Malheur National Forest 431 Patterson Bridge Road, JOHN DAY, OR, 97845, USA

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PostedOct 21

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of Agriculture → Malheur National Forest

Contacts1 person available

OfficeJOHN DAY, OR, 97845, USA

Organization / AgencyDepartment Of Agriculture → Malheur National Forest

Office AddressJOHN DAY, OR, 97845, USA

Contacts

Darren Lemon

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Full Description

Due to anticipated snow conditions at the time of issue for these reforestation and related projects, the fall will be the only time that offerors will have the opportunity to see the proposed sites. There will be one scheduled trip with a technical Forest Service employee on October 27, 2009. If prospective offerors are unable to make the scheduled showing trip they may use the below travel directions to visit the site on their own time. There will be no additional scheduled showing trips nor will Forest Service employees accompany prospective offerors to project sites other than the one scheduled trip. Offerors are reminded that it is their responsibility to determine for themselves the actual site conditions and only by physical inspection, on-the-ground viewing can offerors assure themselves of the existing conditions. Maps will be available at the District offices. DIRECTIONS: The Crane Prairie Guard Station is located in R34E, T16S, Section 24. It is approximatley 30 miles Southeast of Prairie City, OR. It can be accessed by heading South on Grant County Road 62 for approximatley 25 miles. Turn East on Forest Service Road 16 for approximatley 5 miles to the entrance of the guard station. The Allison Guard Station is located in R26E, T19S, Section 15. It is approximatley 45 miles Northwest of Burns, OR. It can be accessed by heading North on Harney County Road 147, then West of Forest Service Road 41. MEETING TIMES: Allison GS Noon to 2pm on Tuesday, October 27, 2009 CONTACT INFORMATION: Please contact Darren Lemon for any questions regarding this fall viewing. His phone number is 541-575-3018 and his email is dlemon@fs.fed.us.