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The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is seeking bids for wetland restoration work in Stevens County. All responses must be submitted electronically through the SWIFT portal. A price schedule in Excel format (. xlsx, . xls, . xlsm, . xlt, . xltm, . xlw, or . pdf) must be completed and uploaded. Failure to comply with the solicitation requirements may result in bid rejection. The state reserves the right to award items separately, by grouping items, or by total, whichever is deemed most advantageous to the state. Questions should be directed to the buyer listed in the event.

This document outlines the requirements for the Native American Student Information System (NASIS) Performance Work Statement (PWS). It details system requirements, Department of the Interior requirements, services delivery method, contingency planning, security plan, annual system security review, assessment and authorization, infrastructure, Section 508 compliance, background investigations, nondisclosure agreements, security awareness training, personnel changes, intellectual property rights, independent validation, system logon banner, incident reporting, quality control, annual self-assessment, security controls, contingency plan testing, vulnerability analysis, privacy impact assessment, system of record notice, program technical support, and operational control. Specific tasks include project management, implementation and test plan, reporting and analysis services, federal reporting, and training. The document also mentions various reporting requirements, including those from the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) and the Indian School Equalization Program (ISEP). Additional documents, deadlines, and participation criteria are not explicitly mentioned.

The project involves the design and construction of repairs to the Shima no Ko SAP facility at Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan. The period of performance is 653 calendar days, divided into design (180 days) and construction (473 days) phases. The contractor is responsible for all field investigations, surveys, design, plant, labor, supervision, materials, equipment, supplies, transportation, third-party services, and incidental related work. The project requires compliance with various standards and regulations, including US federal, Department of Defense, Air Force, and 18 Wing criteria, as well as applicable Japanese regulatory requirements. The contractor must submit various documents and plans, including a detailed project schedule, design documents, environmental protection plan (Epp), and AF Form 103 work clearance request. The project involves abatement of asbestos and lead-based paint (ACM/LBP) and requires sampling and analysis of these materials. The contractor must coordinate with the facility manager and 718th Civil Engineer Squadron (CESCENM) for access to work areas. The contractor is responsible for providing latrines for their personnel. The project requires a pre-design meeting, design review meetings, pre-final inspection, and final inspection. Construction project signs must be provided and maintained. Storage of materials, latrines, and field offices must be authorized. The contractor must coordinate with the contracting officer representative (COR) for identification of building office furniture and equipment to be removed. Utilities outage schedules must be submitted in advance. The contractor must protect the surrounding area and facility. The construction will be phased room by room, coordinating with the user agency. Safety barricades are required to protect children. CCTV alternatives are required when existing cameras are blocked. The contractor must provide a prominent sign in English and Japanese at the entry control point listing prohibited items.