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Quotes are solicited for GJFO Pinyon Jay Surveys. Quotes are due by **** hours, Mountain Daylight Time, on 07/22/2025. The quoter must complete an SF ****, provide requested information in section B. 1, schedule of items, and responses to sections E. 2, E. 3 (technical evaluation factors), and D (contact information for an individual with the authority to bind). Questions can be submitted via email until 07/11/2025. No formal site visit is scheduled, but vendors may visit the site at their own convenience. Quotes that arrive after the prescribed time will be considered late. The offeror must hold the prices in its offer firm for 60 days. The government is not committing to pay any costs incurred in the submission of the quote or in making necessary studies or designs for preparing the offer, nor to contract for services or supplies. The period of performance is from February 16, 2026, to May 15, 2026. A final report and associated shapefiles must be submitted by May 15, 2026. The final report should be in narrative format, detailing the area surveyed, survey method and date, equipment used, occupancy status of the survey areas, location of observed nests and boundaries of any nesting colonies found. ArcGIS shapefiles in UTM zone 13, NAD 83 of all discovered nests and surveyor pedestrian routes must accompany the final report. The final report, shapefiles, and photographs may be submitted in electronic format to the GJFO project inspector by email or via OneDrive.

Quotes are solicited for Pinyon Jay Surveys in the Little Snake Field Office, Moffat County, CO. Quotes are due by **** hours, Mountain Daylight Time, on 07/22/2025. The quote must include an SF ****, schedule of items, responses to technical evaluation factors, and contact information for an individual with the authority to bind. Questions can be submitted via email until 07/11/2025. Interested vendors may visit the site at their own convenience. The contract period is from February 15, 2026 to June 30, 2026. The survey area is approximately 4,703 acres, divided into Douglas Mountain, Dry Gulch, and Thornburgh Gulch. The contractor is responsible for providing all materials, labor, and equipment to conduct surveys, identify pinyon jays and raptors, and submit reports and data in specified formats. The contractor must submit an operations plan for approval at least three weeks prior to starting field work. The government will conduct periodic inspections. Payment will be based on the government's inspection results. Fieldwork reports are due within 14 days after the completion of fieldwork at each project area. Shapefiles for survey tracks, observation locations, and nest locations with associated data are due within 14 days after the completion of fieldwork at each project area. The final report is due within 21 days after the completion of all project surveys. Additional documents are required, including survey protocol and maps. Participation criteria include experience in similar projects, technical capability, and price. The government intends to award the contract to the responsible offeror whose offer is most advantageous to the government, price and other factors considered. The government intends to award based on lowest price technically acceptable.

The project involves the renovation of the Wild Rivers Visitor Center in Taos, New Mexico. Specifications include foundation construction, soil density testing, dewatering, excavated material reuse, OSHA excavation safety rules, submittals during design and construction, and various concrete and slab requirements. Additional documents, shop drawings, manufacturer's catalog data, design data, and test reports are required for review and approval. Perimeter drainage systems are required for high groundwater sites. Slab-on-grade construction must adhere to ACI standards. Exterior slab building interfaces, stoops, and aprons require specific materials and installation methods. Floor treatment is also detailed.