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Little Whittle Stweardship Project

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AG-9A14-S-10-0011Federal

Submission Closed09/17/2010, 12:00:00 PM UTC

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AI Contract Overview

The Little Whittle Stewardship project, managed by the San Bernardino National Forest under solicitation AG-9A14-S-10-0011, is an Integrated Resource Service contract designed to reduce hazardous fuels in fire damaged forest stands. Located on the Mountaintop Ranger District northwest of Big Bear Lake and adjacent to the YMCA Camp Whittle, the project covers approximately 160 acres. The primary objective is to achieve horizontal and vertical vegetation separation through cutting, chipping, masticating, piling, and the removal of dead standing and down trees, as well as the thinning of live vegetation. The scope includes the removal of hazard trees on forest lands adjacent to the youth camp and the rehabilitation of any temporary skid trails or unauthorized roads used during implementation. Under the stewardship authority, the forest offsets service expenses by trading forest products for services. The contractor is required to purchase estimated quantities of 150 cords of fuelwood, 250 tons of biomass, 50 CCF of saw logs, and 75 CCF of useable cull, consisting primarily of Jeffrey Pine, White Fir, and Black Oak. Operational requirements include adhering to strict environmental restrictions, such as Land Operating Plans for the Southwest Willow Flycatcher and Bald Eagle, and maintaining equipment setbacks from riparian conservation areas. This project is not set-aside, allowing for competition among all entities regardless of size or non-profit status.

General Info

Agency

Department Of Agriculture → San Bernardino National Forest

Contract Value

$39,264

NAICS

115310 - Support Activities for Forestry

Place of Performance

41397 North Shore Drive, Highway 38, FAWNSKIN, CA, 92333, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Awardee

Arrowhead Enterprises, Inc. P.O. Box 1227 BLUE JAY CA 92317 USA

Award Issued Date

09/17/2010, 12:00:00 AM UTC

Documents

Amendment 1 - Little Whittle Stewardship Project (AG-9A14-S-10-0011)

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Amendment 2 - Little Whittle Stewardship Project

1 page · amendment

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Little Whittle Area Treatment Map

specifications

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Little Whittle Area Treatment Map - Mountaintop R.D.

specifications

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Little Whittle Stewardship - Solicitation AG-9A14-S-10-0011

14 pages · rfp

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Little Whittle Stewardship - Solicitation AG-9A14-S-10-0015

14 pages · rfp

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Solicitation AG-9A14-S-10-0011: Little Whittle Stewardship

76 pages · rfq

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Solicitation AG-9A14-S-10-0015 - Little Whittle Stewardship

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AG-9A14-5-1D-001 Little White Stewardship Pre-proposal Meeting List

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4 updates

PhaseAwarded

PostedMay 28

Presolicitation

Deadline changedJul 7

Response deadline changed from Jul 23, 2010 to Aug 13, 2010.

Notice updatedJul 23

Response deadline changed from Aug 13, 2010 to Aug 23, 2010. The notice description changed.

Deadline changedJul 23

Response deadline changed from Aug 23, 2010 to Aug 12, 2010.

Deadline changedJul 29

Response deadline changed from Aug 12, 2010 to Aug 23, 2010.

Type ChangedAug 4

Presolicitation → Solicitation

AwardedSep 17

Contract was awarded

Submission Closed

09/17/2010, 12:00:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of Agriculture → San Bernardino National Forest

Contacts1 person available

OfficeSAN BERNARDINO, CA, 92408, USA

Organization / AgencyDepartment Of Agriculture → San Bernardino National Forest

Office AddressSAN BERNARDINO, CA, 92408, USA

Contacts

David B. HallenContracting Officer

contact@example.gov

+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The San Bernardino National Forest intends to acquire services for the Little Whittle Stewardship contract. The purpose of this project is to reduce hazardous fuels by removing vegetation in fire damaged forest stands. Beside fuel removal it is desired to attain both horizontal and vertical separation of vegetation within the treatment units. The project will occur on the Mountaintop Ranger District, San Bernardino National Forest. The project area is Northwest of Big Bear Lake, North of the town of Fawnskin, adjacent to the west property line of the YMCA Camp Whittle. Reference Fawnskin 7.5 1996 quad map, Section 3 of Township 2 North, Range 1 west , and west of the San Bernardino Baseline Meridian. Currently, the estimated size of the project is 160 acres and removal tree diameters may be up to 16 inches. These estimates may increase/decrease on the final solicitation. Additionally, hazard trees will be removed on forest lands adjacent to property of a Los Angeles County YMCA Youth Camp. Restoration of temporary skid trails and un-authorized roads/trails that are used during project implementation will be rehabilitated before project completion. The hazardous fuels reduction treatments include, but are not limited to cutting, chipping, masticating, piling and removal of dead standing and down trees; thinning of live vegetation and the removal and disposal of existing slash and forest debris. Using the stewardship authority of the Integrated Resource Service contract (IRSC) will allow the San Bernardino National Forest to use one contract for fuel reduction, tree and product removal and offset service contract expenses by trading goods (forest product) for services. The contractor will be required to purchase the following which are current estimates: 150 cords of fuelwood, 250 tons of biomass, 50 CCF of saw logs, and 75 CCF of useable cull. There will be at least one pre-solicitation meeting to help understand the process of the IRSC Stewardship contract, this date is yet to be determined, but when confirmed will be added to this announcement. This project is, by requirement of the authorizing legislation, not set-aside. All entities large and small including non-profits may be considered for award. This solicitation will be available for electronic download on this FEDBIZOPPS site on or around June 23, 2010.