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Field Soil Sampling and Collection

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This subcontract for Field Soil Sampling and Collection supports prime contractors on Illinois Department of Natural Resources land management projects. The scope of work involves the physical collection of soil cores at depths of 0 to 7 inches, requiring a minimum of five cores within 10 feet of specified sampling points. All activities must adhere to the University of Illinois Agronomy Handbook standards. The selected provider will utilize GPS/GIS equipment and shapefiles to locate sampling points, employing soil core samplers and augers for extraction. Responsibilities include the organized labeling and delivery of all samples to designated laboratories. The project is managed by the Illinois Office of Land Management with performance centered in Springfield.

General Info

Subcontract for soil sampling and collection on Illinois Department of Natural Resources land.

Place of Performance

Springfield, IL, 62702, USA

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This scope was carved out of 27-422DNR-DIREC-B-54580.

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27-422DNR-DIREC-B-54580 | IDNR Land Management Soil Sampling

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AgencyIllinois → Office of Land Management
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Performs physical collection of soil cores for prime contractors on Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) land management projects. Collects minimum 5 cores within 10 feet of sampling points at 0-7 inch depths per University of Illinois Agronomy Handbook standards. Utilizes soil core samplers, augers, and GPS/GIS equipment to locate points via shapefiles. Delivers labeled and organized soil samples to designated laboratories.

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