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Managed Grazing Services in Natural and Open Space

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2024-RFP-0415State & Local

Submission Closed11/15/2024, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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NAICS: 624230

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The State of Rhode Island is establishing a Master State Agreement under solicitation OET27007085 to identify qualified firms for pre-need and pre-event emergency management and homeland security services. This agreement is available for use by state agencies, municipalities, and quasi-public government agencies. The scope of work is divided into five service categories: resource distribution for essential supplies, federal program assistance for Stafford Act Public Assistance, large-scale debris management and hazardous waste abatement, comprehensive planning and risk assessment services, and snow removal and de-icing assistance. The contract has an initial duration of three years with a potential two-year renewal option. To be eligible for the qualified vendor list, technical proposals must achieve a minimum score of 80 out of 100 points. Evaluation criteria include the firm's office location, key personnel resumes, evidence of similar project completion within the last five years, and knowledge of Rhode Island laws and agencies. Required submissions include a technical proposal, a detailed fee schedule for equipment and materials, audited financial statements from the past three years, and certifications regarding lobbying, debarment, and drug-free workplace requirements. Additionally, firms must provide a certificate of insurance and, for those bidding on resource distribution or debris management, post a performance and payment bond of 1,000,000 dollars. The initial response deadline is November 20, 2026, with subsequent responses reviewed quarterly until January 31, 2029. Awarded contractors must comply with Minority Business Enterprise goals and adhere to various federal and state non-discrimination and equal opportunity mandates. Performance for debris management is specifically noted to limit time and material payments to the first 70 hours following a disaster event, and all services must be delivered throughout the stricken areas of Rhode Island as directed by the State.

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R706--FCC Medical Cache Maintenance

Solicitation # 36C25927Q0030

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RFP 27-08 VISITOR ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (VAP) MAUI COUNTY

Solicitation # 27-08

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Solicitation # 27-0020

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2026 RIDEM Disaster Relief Program

Solicitation # 56yg0vaut6h5

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The Sacramento County Department of Regional Parks is seeking proposals from qualified contractors to provide managed livestock grazing services using sheep and goats across seven designated natural and open space areas within Sacramento County. The primary goal of these grazing activities is to reduce wildfire fuel loads by controlling biomass, particularly woody vegetation and invasive species, thereby enhancing community safety and protecting sensitive natural resources. The project areas include Dry Creek Parkway, Indian Stone Corral, Rollingwood, North Nimbus, Illa M. Collin Preserve, and the Upper and Lower American River Parkway, with contractors able to bid on individual or multiple sites. Contracts are planned for an initial three-year term, with the possibility of two additional one-year extensions, and work is scheduled to commence following a notice to proceed, anticipated as early as January 2025. Certain areas, notably within the Dry Creek Parkway, Illa M. Collin Preserve, and parts of the American River Parkway, are funded through a FEMA grant, requiring contractors to adhere to federal prevailing wage standards. Grazing will typically occur in spring and/or fall, depending on funding, with herds expected to move efficiently through the designated areas to prevent damage to trees and shrubs. In non-FEMA funded zones, efforts will focus on controlling invasive weeds and reducing thatch. The contract size ranges from $500,000 to $2 million, and interested parties can find additional details and submit proposals through the specified procurement portal. The project aims to leverage multiple contractors to effectively manage the diverse grazing areas and achieve wildfire mitigation and ecological management objectives.

General Info

Agency

California → Sacramento County Regional Parks

NAICS

624230 - Emergency and Other Relief Services

Place of Performance

CA, USA

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2024-RFP-0415 Managed Grazing Services in Natural and Open Space

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PostedOct 17

Solicitation

Response DeadlineNov 15

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Submission Closed

11/15/2024, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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AgencyCalifornia → Sacramento County Regional Parks

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California → Sacramento County Regional Parks

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John Finney

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The Sacramento County Department of Regional Parks (Regional Parks) is soliciting proposals for managed livestock grazing services utilizing sheep and/or goats in natural and open space areas on lands managed by Regional Parks within Sacramento County. The primary objective of the grazing activities is to protect the community and sensitive natural resources by reducing the biomass that fuels wildfires in natural and open spaces areas.There are 7 distinct grazing areas (Figure 1 of Attachment A) covered in this Request for Proposals (RFP): Dry Creek Parkway (DCP), Indian Stone Corral, Rollingwood, North Nimbus, Illa M. Collin (IMC) Preserve, and the Upper and Lower American River Parkway (ARP). Regional Parks reserves the right to contract for grazing services resulting from this RFP from any Contractor, in part or in whole, and anticipates selecting more than one Contractor to provide the necessary services. The contracts shall be for an initial 3-year period with two optional 1-year extensions. Work performed under the contract(s) shall not occur prior to a notice to proceed from Regional Parks, which is anticipated to begin as early as January 2025.Contractor(s) may bid on any of the 7 grazing areas. Within the DCP, IMC and the Upper and Lower ARP there are several units that will be funded under a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) grant, which requires Contractor(s) to comply with federal prevailing wages. The areas covered under the grant mostly concentrate on ladder fuels (woody vegetation), which require grazing by goats or a mixed herd. Grazing shall be conducted in spring and/or fall (depending on funds) and herds are expected to move relatively quickly through the areas to ensure that herds do not critically damage trees or shrubs such as bark stripping. In areas that are not funded by the FEMA grant, fire-fuel reduction and control of invasive weeds and thatch shall be targeted.