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AG-82X9-S-08-0198Federal

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The Department of Agriculture's Rocky Mountain Regional Office is conducting market research under solicitation AG-82X9-S-08-0198 to identify qualified small businesses for a three-year Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract. The project, categorized under NAICS 541620, focuses on Natural Resource Management professional services, including roles such as Program Managers, NEPA Specialists, and Hydrologists. Services will primarily support seven forests in Colorado, with potential extensions to forests and grasslands in Wyoming, Kansas, South Dakota, and Nebraska. The government intends to award one contract, with a maximum of three possible awards, and may allow other government agencies to issue task orders against the resulting agreement. To be eligible for a potential small business set-aside, interested vendors must maintain offices within the state of Colorado. The procurement process involves a draft scope of work and a schedule of items consisting of a base year and two option years. The official solicitation is expected to be released in July for a 30-day period, with an anticipated award date no later than September 30, 2008. Potential bidders are encouraged to provide feedback on the draft specifications to the contracting officers, Richard F. Harris or Dell P McCann, though they are cautioned that the final solicitation may differ from the current draft.

General Info

Agency

Department Of Agriculture → Rocky Mountain Regional Office

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting Services

Place of Performance

Contractual performance will be throughout the R2 forests in the State of Colorado, and possibly its forests and grasslands in , CO, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

Draft Schedule of Items - Natural Resource Management Professional Services

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Timeline

1 update

PostedMay 30

special-notice

Notice updatedJun 20

NAICS code changed from 115310 to 541620. The notice description changed.

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of Agriculture → Rocky Mountain Regional Office

Contacts2 people available

OfficeLAKEWOOD, CO, 80401, USA

Organization / AgencyDepartment Of Agriculture → Rocky Mountain Regional Office

Office AddressLAKEWOOD, CO, 80401, USA

Contacts

Richard F. HarrisContracting Officer

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Dell P McCannContracting Officer

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Full Description

This market research notice was initially listed under NAICS 115310. It is being changed to 541620. The contracting officer wants to see if any small businesses might be intereseted to propose an offer or provide a bid for a 3 year IDIQ contract for services described in the draft scope of work. Please send an email to the contracting officer, rfharris@fs.fed.us if you will be seriously interested in submitting proposed offer for such a contract. The solicitation should be issued in July and be on the street for 30 calendar days. An anticipated award is NLT September 30, 2008. This market research is to determine if there exists enough small businesses WITH OFFICES IN THE State of Colorado to set aside an IDIQ contract. Services would be for the Rocky Mountain Region's 7 forests in the State of Colorado and possibly its other forests and grasslands in 4 other states. There exists the possibility for other government agencies to write task orders against a resultant IDIQ contract. The intent is to award 1 IDIQ contract and there exists the potential of multiple awards up to a maximum of 3. A schedule of items and draft specifications and statement of work is provided for potential vendors review in the draft scope of work. This draft document is NOT to be considered as a Request of Proposal or Quotation or any solicitation at all. More market research notices may be posted. Please watch out for them. Work will be at various locations throughout Colorado, and possibly other states (Wyoming, Kansas, South Dakota and Nebraska). Besides seeing who might be interested, it is also our desire to get feedback from potential vendors on the draft scope of work. You are invited to submit suggestions on how to change it so it will be more beneficial to the government. Please submit comments to the contracting officer. The draft scope of work may be changed when provided in the official solicitation, so vendors are cautioned not to rely on this draft scope of work in preparing a proposed offer or providing bid.