Added: Apr 15, 2008 6:37 pm
Modified: Jun 02, 2008 12:06 pm
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The Willamette Valley Project, Portland District, Army Corps
of Engineers is acquiring chemical control of noxious and invasive weeds on
lands it administers in Lane, Linn, Marion, and Baker Counties. The objective
of this effort is to limit the environmental damage to public lands caused by
invasive plants. Current Federal policy requires agencies to control invasive
plants and prevent their further spread. In addition, the Willamette Valley
Project is beginning an extensive prairie restoration venture. Invasive plant
control of selected sites is needed to protect native and desirable plant
communities and restoration projects from the harmful effects of invasive
plants.
The Contractor shall provide all technical expertise, labor,
permits, licenses, equipment, supervision, transportation, operating supplies,
and incidentals necessary to spot treat specific target species using a
backpack sprayer, ATV, or truck mounted system; broadcast treat relatively
large areas within the boundaries of the Willamette Valley Project.
This is a Requirements Contract, with a base year and four
optional years per the Governments needs. The period of performance will be
between 01 May and 30 April of each year. The location and acreage of specific
work sites will be included with each Task Order at the time of issuance. The
general locations for potential services are shown below by County, and are all
located in the State of Oregon.
Lane County: Fern Ridge, Blue
River, Fall Creek, Dexter, Cottage
Grove, Dorena, Lookout Point and Hills Creek.
Marion
County: Detroit/Big Cliff
Linn
County: Foster and Green Peter
Baker: Cougar
Application methods; herbicide formulation; target species,
and location will be specified in each Task Order. Not all sites are accessible
by vehicle. The two types of treatments
to be applied by the potential contractor is herbicide spot treatments and herbicide
broadcast treatments, as described below.
Herbicide Spot Treatment: Application methods may range from backpack applicators
through ATV or truck-mounted systems. Not all sites will be accessible by
vehicles. Spot applications using hand-held spray devices will be required.
Herbicide formulation and application method will be determined by the COR and
specified in each Task Order. Applications will target the species and area
specified in each Task Order.
Herbicide Broadcast Treatment: Broadcast treatment on certain infestations and restoration
sites will be needed. Boom sprayers will
be used to apply herbicides on larger sites: application method; herbicide formulation; and area treated will be
specified in each Task Order. Drift control adjuvants will be used as necessary
to prevent off-site and non-target effects.
This solicitation unrestricted. The NAICS Code is 115310. The FSC Code is F008. The Solicitation is available for download at this time. To
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Central Contractor Registration (CCR) by accessing website http://www.ccr.gov.
For questions, please contact Ray Greenheck
at 503-808-4616
or Raymond.R.Greenheck@usace.army.mil.
***FSC Code: F008, NAICS: 115310***