2023 Pre-Commercial Thinning, Pruning, Cull Removal, and Slashing

STATE OF IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF LANDS 2023 PRE-COMMERCIAL THINNING, PRUNING, CULL REMOVAL, & SLASHING INVITATION TO BID NO. 24-204 DUE BEFORE 12:00 PM MT ON FEBRUARY 7, 2023 IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF LANDS 2023 PRE-COMMERCIAL THINNING, PRUNING, CULL REMOVAL, & SLASHING INVITATION TO BID 24-204 TABLE OF CONTENTS Draft Contract Invitation to Bid Instructions 1 Schedule of Events 3 Standard Information 4 Attachment 1 – Special Provisions 7 Attachment 2 - Project Descriptions and Maps 15 Attachment 3 – Schedule A 158 Attachment 4 - Bidder Questions 162 164 STATE OF IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF LANDS INVITATION TO BID 24-204 2023 PRE-COMMERCIAL THINNING, PRUNING, CULL REMOVAL, & SLASHING RESPONSES DUE BEFORE 12:00 PM MT on February 7, 2023 The purpose of this Invitation to Bid (ITB) is to solicit sealed bids for the efficient completion of the 2023 Pre-Commercial Thinning, Pruning, Cull Removal, & Slashing work outlined in the attached project description and contract documents. QUESTIONS All questions

pertaining to this ITB must be submitted utilizing Attachment 4 – Bidder Questions via email to in writing to Sandra Ramirez sramirez@idl.idaho.gov by 12:00 PM MT Friday, January 13, 2023. Only questions answered by written amendment are binding. Oral interpretations have no legal effect. Unofficial communication streams are not binding and at your own risk. Responses to questions will be posted as an addendum on the Idaho Department of Lands (IDL) website at www.idl.idaho.gov. Verbal questions will not be accepted. INSTRUCTIONS All price bids must be entered on Attachment 3 - Schedule A. Sealed Bids must be returned to the physical or email address listed below. IDL reserves the right to award on an all or nothing basis or to accept any portion of a bid or to award multiple contracts if in the best interest of IDL. IDL shall award to the qualified respondent(s) submitting the lowest responsive, responsible bid by project area. In the case of math errors, the PRICE PER ACRE will be correctly extended and the corrected TOTAL EXTENDED AMOUNT by project area will be the basis for award. IDL reserves the right to limit acreage to any particular apparent awardee based on a responsibility evaluation regarding the specific capabilities of the contractor (including but not limited to: crew size and capacity, times of availability, location of projects). Bid Schedule A is available as a fillable Excel sheet online. ITB DEADLINE AND DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS Sealed bids must be received by IDL at either of the addresses listed below BEFORE 12:00 PM MT on February 7, 2023. The Department of Lands is not responsible for lost, undelivered bids or for failure of the United States Postal Service or any other courier service to deliver Bids to the Idaho Department of Lands by the deadline specified. A bid submitted using “Express/Overnight” services must be shipped in a separate sealed inner envelope identified as stated below and enclosed inside the “Express/Overnight” shipping envelope. The date and time of receipt of a manual submission will be IDL’s clock at the front desk in Boise, Idaho. IDL assumes no responsibility for failure of any electronic submission process, including any computer or other equipment to deliver all or a portion of the bid at the time, or to the location, required. The date and time of electronically received bids, to the Idaho Department of Lands email address listed below, will be used to determine if electronically submitted bids were received by the deadline specified. Late bids, faxed bids, or multiple bids will not be accepted. The date and time of the final timely received response from a Bidder will be accepted as its entire Bid. If you need to modify a particular section of your response, you must resubmit the entire bid package prior to the deadline specified. Only one Bid response per Bidder will be evaluated. Only one Bid response per Bidder will be evaluated. Manual or Mail Responses: Idaho Department of Lands ATTN: Sandra Ramirez 300 N. 6thSt Suite 103Boise, ID 83702 Bids submitted via courier service, must be shipped in a separate sealed inner envelope identified as stated above and enclosed inside the courier’s shipping package. All manual responses must be sealed and marked in the lower left-hand corner as follows: IDL 24-204 1 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING mailto:sramirez@idl.idaho.gov http://www.idl.idaho.gov/ Sealed Bid For: 24-204 – 2023 Pre-Commercial Thinning, Pruning, Cull Removal, & Slashing Responses Due: 12:00 PM MT on February 7, 2023 Sealed Bid For: 24-204 – 2023 - Pre-Commercial Thinning, Pruning, Cull Removal, & Slashing Responses Due: 12:00 PM MT on February 7, 2023 Note: Electronic bids that exceed 20MB in size should be submitted manually. PUBLIC BID OPENING A public bid opening is scheduled for February 7, 2023, at 3:15 PM MT at the Idaho Department of Lands at 300 N 6th Street, Boise, Idaho 83702 in the Salmon Conference Room (2nd floor - Fiscal Department). Participants may attend via IDL's phone conferencing solution in place of attending in person by calling 208-334-0200 and asking to be transferred to extension 5055. Electronic Responses: PurchasingITB@idl.idaho.gov Subject line must include the following information: IDL 24-204 2 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING mailto:PurchasingITB@idl.idaho.gov SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Advertised / Released January 6, 2023 Questions Deadline January 13, 2023 Bids Due February 7, 2023 Anticipated Intent to Award Date February 10, 2023 Anticipated Contract Award Date February 17, 2023 IDL 24-204 3 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF LANDS GENERAL INFORMATION ADDENDA It will be the respondent’s responsibility to check for any addenda prior to submitting a bid. In the event it becomes necessary to revise any part of the solicitation documents, addenda will be made available. Information given to a respondent will be available to all other respondents if such information is necessary for purposes of submitting a bid or if failure to give such information would be prejudicial to uninformed respondents. BURDEN OF PROOF ANY VARIATIONS of brand names or deviations from the specifications MUST BE CLEARLY STATED. It shall be the responsibility and burden of the submitting vendor to furnish Idaho Department of Lands (IDL) WITH ITS ORIGINAL SUBMISSION sufficient data to determine if the goods or services offered conform to the specifications. ORAL INFORMATION IDL will not be responsible for any verbal or oral information regarding this solicitation. DISQUALIFICATION AND AWARD INFORMATION IDL reserves the right to make reasonable inquiry to determine the responsibility of a contractor. Such requests may include but not be limited to financial statements, credit ratings, statements of experience and past performance, references, etc. Successful contractors must show to the satisfaction of the Idaho Department of Lands that they have sufficient equipment and work crews to complete the work contracted by the time specified. The unreasonable failure of a contractor to promptly supply information in connection with such a request is reason for disqualification. Except as otherwise provided by law, information furnished by the contractor pursuant to this provision may not be disclosed outside the Idaho Department of Lands without prior written consent of the Contractor. Disqualification of a high-ranking contractor may be pursued when their reputation, experience or references are such as to create a doubt about satisfactory job completion or if the bid submitted is considerably below Department estimates and the other bids. The purchasing agent will contact the contractor and request that they disqualify themselves by withdrawing in writing. If the contractor refuses to withdraw, the purchasing agent may notify the contractor in writing or email that the Department will not offer the contractor a contract and proceed with an award to the next responsible bidder. PARTNERSHIPS Bidders responding as partners must furnish the Idaho Department of Lands the name of the partnership, names of the partners, and the partnership's federal taxpayer ID number. All payments will be made to the partnership. IDL 24-204 4 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICES REPORTING REQUIREMENT IRS rules and regulations require employers to submit a miscellaneous income form (IRS form 1099) for all contractual persons who receive $600 or more in a calendar year. Incorporated firms are exempt from this reporting requirement. The contractor's taxpayer identification number (Social Security or employer number) must be listed on the signature page of the contract. PUBLIC RECORDS The Idaho Public Records Law, Idaho Code Sections 74-101 through 74-126, allows the open inspection and copying of public records. Public records include any writing containing information relating to the conduct or administration of the public's business prepared, owned, used, or retained by a state or local agency regardless of the physical form or character. ALL, OR MOST (there are exceptions), OF THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN YOUR RESPONSE TO THE STATE'S SOLICITATION WILL BE A PUBLIC RECORD SUBJECT TO DISCLOSURE UNDER THE PUBLIC RECORDS LAW. WORKERS COMPENSATION INSURANCE All persons working for the State under any contract of hire, expressed or implied, must be covered by worker’s compensation insurance. (Reference Title 72, Idaho Code). Contact the Idaho Industrial Commission with any Worker’s Compensation questions. Any contractor who hires employees to accomplish the contracted work must provide a certificate of worker’s compensation insurance. PREFERENCES Section 67-2349, Idaho Code, requires application of a preference in determining which contractor submitted the lowest responsible bid. If the contractor who submitted the lowest bid is domiciled in a state which has a preference law that penalizes Idaho domiciled contractors, then IDL must apply a preference. The penalty applied to out-of-state contractors competing against Idaho contractors is determined by the penalty applied by the contractor’s domiciliary state to its out-of- state contractors. In determining domicile, the following “rule of thumb” will be used: Corporations – the state in which the corporation is chartered or incorporated; Sole proprietor or partnership – the state in which the permanent headquarters of the business is located. A contractor domiciled outside the boundaries of the state of Idaho may be considered as an Idaho domiciled contractor provided that there exists for a period of one year preceding the date of the bid a significant Idaho economic presence as defined herein. A significant Idaho economic presence shall consist of the following: (a) That the contractor maintains in Idaho fully staffed offices, or fully staffed sales offices or divisions, or fully staffed sales outlets, or manufacturing facilities, or warehouses or other necessary related property; and (b) if a corporation, that it be registered and licensed to do business in the state of Idaho with the Office of the Secretary of State. REJECTION OF BIDS AND CANCELLATION OF SOLICITATION Prior to the issuance of a contract, IDL shall have the right to accept or reject all or any part of a IDL 24-204 5 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING bid when: (i) it is in the best interests of the State of Idaho; (ii) the bid does not meet the minimum specifications; (iii) the bid is not the lowest responsible bid; (iv) a finding is made based upon available evidence that a respondent is not responsible or is otherwise incapable of meeting specifications or providing an assurance of ability to fulfill contract requirements; or (v) the item offered deviates to a major degree from the bid specifications, as determined by IDL (minor deviations, as determined by IDL, may be accepted as substantially meeting the bid requirements of the State of Idaho). Deviations will be considered major when such deviations appear to frustrate the competitive solicitation process or provide a respondent an unfair advantage. Prior to the issuance of a contract, IDL shall have the right to reject all bids or to cancel a solicitation or request for bids. Cancellation may be for reasons that include but are not limited to: (i) inadequate or ambiguous specifications; (ii) specifications have been revised; (iii) property is no longer required; (iv) there is a change in requirements; (v) all bids are deemed unreasonable or sufficient funds are not available; (vi) bids were not independently arrived at or were submitted in bad faith; (vii) it is determined that all requirements of the solicitation process were not met; (viii) insufficient competition; or (ix) it is in the best interests of the state of Idaho. AWARD PROCEDURES For contracts with a total value of $100,000 or less, IDL will email all respondents within five (5) business days following the solicitation closure of its intent to award a contract(s) and the party(ies) to whom the contract(s) will be awarded and will then email a contract award to the successful respondent(s). For contracts with a total value of more than $100,000, IDL will notify all respondents within five (5) business days following the solicitation closure, by mail and/or email, of its intent to award a contract and the party(ies) to whom the contract will be awarded. After elapse of the five (5) day appeal period, if no appeals are received, IDL will award a contract to the successful respondent(s). Respondents to whom a contract has been awarded will have fourteen (14) calendar days from the mailing date of the award notice to return to IDL a signed copy of the contract along with the required certificates of insurance. If IDL does not receive such documents within the specified time period, IDL may declare, at its sole discretion, that all respondent’s rights to the contract are forfeited, and IDL may proceed without further delay or notice to award the contract to the next low respondent. IDL reserves the right to enter negotiations in accordance with IDL Procurement Policy 13. IDL 24-204 6 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING ATTACHMENT 1 SPECIAL PROVISIONS PRECOMMERCIAL THINNING, CULL TREE REMOVAL, SLASHING, AND PRUNING Unless stated otherwise, all work performed shall conform to that commonly used in the forestry profession, the IDL Forest Management Manual, and as directed by the IDL. A. ADDITIONAL DEFINITIONS AND TERMS 1. Bearing Tree (B.T.): A painted tree that references the location of the corner monument through distance and azimuth on a tag attached to said tree. 2. Blister Rust Canker: Lethal blister rust cankers are defined as bole cankers and/or branch cankers located closer than six inches (6") to the main stem. 3. Branch Collar: The basal enlargement of a branch. 4. Buffer Zone or Buffer Strip: An untreated leave strip; no treatment (thinning/slashing) required. 5. Cambium: Tissue layer between the inner bark and the wood of a tree that facilitates the movement of carbohydrates between the roots and crown. 6. Crop Trees: reserve trees to be left and demonstrate the best dominant or co-dominant characteristics of conifers of good form and vigor and free from insects and disease. 7. Diameter Breast Height (DBH): A point on the tree stem 4.5 feet above average ground level. 8. Girdle: The process of completely severing the cambium layer of a specified conifer by making a continuous cut(s) around the entire circumference of the tree. This is often an alternative to felling larger cull trees. 9. Hang-ups: Partially severed stems or stems completely severed which are not placed on the ground. 10. High Water Mark: place on the stream bank that indicates or marks the maximum rise of water ever. 11. Ips pini: Commonly known as the Pine Engraver beetle. This beetle is attracted to fresh thinning slash and is the reason for strict guidelines as to the time that thinning may occur. 12. Lift: The height that limbs are pruned in a particular operation. 13. Mechanical Treatment: The use of power saws, axes, pruning saws, or other approved tools to remove surplus (cut) trees, limbs, and brush. 14. Pre-suppression Lanes: Fire trails designated in the Project Description and project map. 15. Production Rate: Generalized categories of the anticipated acres/laborer/day accomplished. Categories are based on the estimated stems per acre cut and ground conditions (% slope) of individual units as described in the project descriptions. Production rate categories are defined in the Schedule A (bid sheet). 16. Pruning: The severing of all live and dead limbs from the bole of a tree to the specified pruning height. 17. Pruning Height: Pruning height will be determined from the uphill side of a tree. IDL 24-204 7 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING 18. Slash: All severed trees, tops, and debris created as a result of the cutting activity. 19. Surplus Trees: All trees which do not meet contract specifications as per this contract and attached Project Description(s) and are required to be cut. Surplus trees includes trees larger than the specified minimum height and are not needed to meet spacing requirements, trees not completely severed from the stump, or cut trees with stumps not cut below the lowest live limb(s), stumps taller than the minimum height, and hang-up trees. In addition, IDL considers surplus trees all trees required to be girdled, but not girdled or not girdled properly, and all hardwood species (trees and shrubs) not cut, if required. 20. Whip(s): Poor vigor, non-merchantable trees with a high proportion of height to diameter. B. TREATMENT OBJECTIVES IDL’s treatment objective of this project involves improving or protecting forest health through the silvicultural treatments of precommercial thinning, pruning, slashing, and / or cull tree removal. C. ITEMS TO BE FURNISHED BY THE CONTRACTOR The Contractor shall furnish: 1. The Contractor will furnish all labor, equipment, supervision, transportation, materials and incidentals necessary to satisfactorily complete this contract including all safety equipment required by current laws and regulations. 2. Crew(s) sufficient in size to complete contract acres within the timing parameters set forth in the period of performance. 3. A “Crew” is considered to maintain 12 laborers at all times unless otherwise specified in the Project Description(s) or approved by the FIC. 4. The Contractor will also provide all bilingual (English and the principal language of the crew members) supervisory personnel as specified below: a. 1 crew (12 or less laborers) = 1Thinning Crew Supervisor b. 2 crews (13 to 24 laborers) = 2 Thinning Crew Supervisors c. 2+ crews (more than 24 laborers) = 2 Non-thinning Crew Supervisors d. 1 Non-thinning Crew Supervisor if requested in writing by the FIC D. ITEMS TO BE FURNISHED BY THE STATE The IDL shall furnish: 1. A FIC to acquaint the Contractor with each unit worked and to conduct periodic field inspections. 2. Copies of administrative maps and project map(s). i. IDL flagged or marked with paint the unit boundaries, other than for easily identified ground features, as per the Project Description(s). ii. IDL measures acreage as indicated in the Project Description(s) on the horizontal plane using GIS. Mostly, IDL deducts large openings, roads, and buffer zones from the gross acreage and designated as excluded areas on the project map(s). The Contractor must submit any disputes on project acreage(s) by the Contractor must be submitted to the State in writing during the contract period. The State will traverse the unit(s) in question. If the traverse produces acreage within one hundred and five percent (105%) of the Contract acreage, the Contractor will pay for the cost of the traverse. If the traversed acreage exceeds one hundred and five percent (105%) of the IDL 24-204 8 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING E. Contract acreage, IDL will pay the Contractor based on the traversed acreage, and IDL will not charge the Contractor for the traverse. 3. Other items as per the Project Description(s). 1. The Contractor will select or reserve the trees based on quality or as specified in the Project Description(s) or FIC. The Contractor will leave all healthy (disease and insect free), vigorous trees (crop trees) six (6”) inches DBH and larger unless otherwise specified in the Project Description(s) or by the FIC as a living cull described below. Even though these trees produce excess crop trees, the FIC disregards these in terms of the number of trees per acre during the inspection process. 2. The Contractor will mechanically treat surplus trees from two feet (2’) and taller by completely severing the stem below the lowest live limb. The project area may include patches which possess an unusually high density of vigorous healthy larger stems (6 inches DBH and larger). In these areas, the FIC may direct the Contractor to increase the stand density accordingly to preserve these larger stems. Even though these trees produce excess crop trees, the FIC disregards these in terms of the number of trees per acre during the inspection process. 3. For thinning, slashing, and cull tree removal size material, the Contractor will keep severed trees stump height twelve inches (12”) or less as measured from the uphill side of the tree. 4. Except for crop or leave trees as specified above or in the Project Description or per FIC, the Contractor will mechanically remove the following: (Applies to thinning, slashing, and cull removal) i. All whips and other surplus conifer trees to a minimum height as specified in each Project Description(s). CUTTING REQUIREMENTS 1. The Contractor will select or reserve the trees based on quality or as specified in theProject Description(s)or FIC. The Contractor will leave all healthy(disease and insect free),vigorous trees (crop trees)six (6”) inches DBH and larger unless otherwise specified in the Project Description(s)or by the FIC as a living cull described below.Even though these trees produce excess crop trees, the FIC disregards these in terms of the number of trees per acre during the inspection process. 2. The Contractor will mechanically treat surplus trees from two feet (2’)and taller by completely severing the stem below the lowest live limb. The project area may include patches which possess an unusually high density of vigorous healthy larger stems (6 inches DBH and larger).In these areas, theFICmay direct theContractor to increase the stand density accordingly to preserve these larger stems.Even though these trees produce excess crop trees, the FIC disregards these in terms of the number of trees per acre during the inspection process. 3. For thinning, slashing, and cull tree removal size material, the Contractor will keep severed trees stump height twelve inches(12”)or less as measured from the uphill side of the tree. 4. Except for crop or leave trees as specified above or in the Project Description or per FIC,the Contractor will mechanically remove the following: (Applies to thinning, slashing,and cull removal). i. All whip sand other surplus conifer trees to a minimum height as specified in each Project Description(s). ii. All hardwood species located within 8 feet of a conifer crop tree which will overtop a crop tree, in height, or as directed by the Project Description(s) or the FIC. iii. Crop trees damaged by falling of surplus trees, or as directed by the FIC. iv. Trees of poor form and vigor (living culls) to include: a. Trees with signs of insects and/or disease such as root rot, conks, western gall rust, or blister rust bole cankers. The Contractor will select western white pine (WWP) as a crop tree if it appears to be blister rust resistant and vigorously growing. b. Trees with excessive crooks, forks, leaning, or otherwise damaged from previous logging, including trees with “suckers” (one where the top died back and another limb grew to assume the terminal leader position). c. Trees with less than twenty-five percent (25%) of total height in live green crown. d. Trees with a “dry” or dead side. e. Trees with flat tops crowns or suppressed characteristics. v. All animal damaged trees. 5. IDL will permit the Contractor to girdle instead of cutting if falling of a tree will cause damage to the surrounding crop tree(s). The Contractor will girdle by using two continuous saw kerfs no more than 6-inches apart through the cambium layer around the bole of the tree. For IDL 24-204 9 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING safety considerations, the Contractor will cut one-inch (1”) or less into the wood beyond the cambium layer. 6. Pruning i. If the Contractor branch prunes on crop trees to clear a way for cutting non-crop trees using chain saws, the Contractor shall prune the branches within one inch (1”) of the bole. The Contractor will avoid cutting into the bark on the main bole. If IDL requires branch pruning of WWP crop trees for blister rust control, the Contractor will use procedures as described and pictured per below, or along with the attached Project Description(s). ii. The Contractor will conduct the pruning operations in a manner that prevents damage to the tree. IDL requires the Contractor to perform all pruning for WWP blister rust control with hand pruners, lopping shears or pruning saws as described in the Project Description(s) or approved by the FIC. iii. For all scheduled pruned WWP trees, the Contractor will completely sever from the tree, all live limbs, dead limbs and needles on the main bole of the tree. The Contractor will perform the pruning so that the branch cut leaves a flat surface within one-quarter inch (1/4”) of the branch collar as shown in the picture above. 7. The Contractor will leave all snags if can do so safely. The Project Description(s) states any other snag falling requirements or per FIC. 8. The Contractor will leave all B.T. trees, land survey monuments, and any land survey identifications. 9. The Contractor will keep stream channels free of slash, debris, or foreign material as per the Forest Practices Act. The Contractor will fall trees away from the stream and remove any material introduced into or over a live stream in the thinning or pruning process by placing it at least five (5’) feet horizontal distance from the high-water mark. The Contractor must remove any material that falls into road ditches, culvert catch basins, or culverts and disburse it at least five feet (5’) back into the unit. 10. Mistletoe infected trees i. The Contractor will rate dwarf mistletoe infected tress by the following point system: The Six-Class Dwarf Mistletoe Rating System Step 1: - Divide the live crown into thirds horizontally. Step 2: - Rate each third separately by the following rating system. 0 = No Visible Infection 1 = Light Infections (1⁄2 or less of total number of branches in the third infected). 2 = Heavy Infection (more than 1⁄2 total of branches in the third infected). Step 3: - Add rating of the thirds to obtain a rating for the total tree. Step 4: - Stand values may be obtained by averaging individual tree ratings. IDL 24-204 10 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING ii. The Contractor will then leave or cut the dwarf mistletoe infected tress by the following criteria: Leave trees 8 inches DBH with a total of 2 points or less, and leave trees >8 inches DBH with a total of 3 points or less, unless otherwise specified by the forester-in-charge. 11. Thinning Slash Hazard Abatement Requirements i. Designated roads and skid trails, noted on the project map or as directed by the FIC, around and throughout the project area provides access and acts as additional fire trails. The Contractor will remove all slash from running surface, cutslopes, and fillslopes of all spur roads and perimeter skid trails, or as per the FIC. The Contractor will pull this thinning debris back into the unit and / or hand piled, in piles of sufficient size, as designated by the FIC, to allow for burning. The Contractor will remove all felled material in or protruding over the top of cutbanks and at least two feet (2') beyond the fill side on these roads and skid trails and redistributed at least ten feet (10’) within treated area or as directed by the FIC or per the Project Description. ii. The Contractor will remove felled material which falls outside the unit boundaries and redistribute them into the unit(s) by at least ten feet (10’) or as directed by the FIC or Project Descriptions(s). iii. If contractor produces piles, the contractor shall place them further than ten feet (10’) from any live green tree or as specified in the Project Description or per FIC. iv. The attached Project Description(s) lists additional hazard abatement treatments or by the FIC. v. The Contractor will keep slash hazard abatement current with thinning operations or as directed by the FIC. vi. The Contractor will maintain vehicle access control with locked gates where applicable. F. CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION 1. The FIC will administer the Contract as required in all specifications. 2. IDL will resolve disputes between the FIC and the Contractor. 3. The FIC’s authority includes the following in addition to that delegated in other portions of the Contract: i. Decide questions regarding quality and acceptability of equipment used, materials furnished, and all work performed. ii. Make recommendations for payment. 4. Inspections: i. The FIC will inspect the Contractor’s treatment regarding Contract compliance through a series of inspection plots. The attached Project Description(s) outlines the type and number of inspection plots to determine contract compliance. The FIC will base compliance and payment for work performed by the following: a. Or as described in the attached Project Description(s), the FIC will establish a minimum of one (1) circular plot for each five (5) acres completed. Terrain and desired average spacing as stated in the Project Description(s) or per FIC will determine the size of the plot. b. For thinning, at each inspection plot the FIC will determine and record the following: IDL 24-204 11 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING (1) Total number of trees left. (2) Number of acceptable crop trees > 6” DBH that the contractor cut. (3) B.T. trees that the Contractor cut. (4) Number of trees requiring cutting but the Contractor left or partially severed trees. (5) Hang-ups (6) Number of poor tree species left. (7) Number of poor crop trees left. (8) Number of stumps > 12” in height or cut trees with stumps not cut below the lowest live limb(s). (9) Acceptable (optimum) number of crop trees. The Project Description specifies the acceptable spacing and number of trees per acre based on the following Per Acre Zone of Acceptance Table: PER ACRE ZONE OF ACCEPTANCE TABLE Number of Crop Trees Spacing Minimum Average Maximum 9’ x 9’ 480 535 590 10’ x 10’ 400 435 480 11’ x 11’ 320 360 400 12’ x 12’ 260 303 340 13’ x 13’ 220 258 300 14’ x 14’ 180 222 260 15’ x 15’ 160 194 240 16’ x 16’ 120 170 200 17’ x 17’ 110 151 180 18’ x 18’ 105 134 160 19’ x 19’ 100 121 140 20’ x 20’ 90 109 120 The required number of crop trees per acre must fall between the maximum and minimum listed in the Per Acre Zone of Acceptance as specified by spacing in the Project Description. The FIC will consider the unit unsatisfactorily treated when sample plots reveal an average of more than one surplus tree per plot and/or when the number of crop trees plus any remaining surplus trees equals outside the Per Acre Zone of Acceptance limits for the required spacing. The Contractor must treat excess or surplus trees to Contact specifications before the Contractor performs work in any other portion of the unit or units or receives payment for the unit with excess or surplus trees. The Contractor may, at no additional expense to IDL, retreat unsatisfactory units or parts thereof. If IDL terminates the contract for unsatisfactory performance, IDL will only make payment for work satisfactorily completed. c. For pruning, The FIC will establish plots that may coincide with the thinning plots. If applicable, the FIC will make these plots 1/20- or 1/50-acre fixed plots or the FIC will use a minimum of three (3) WWP trees per acre within each unit for inspection, or as described in the Project Description due to low WWP presence. On these inspection plots, the FIC will determine and record the following items: (1) Satisfactory pruned trees (2) Non-pruned tree(s) that should have been pruned IDL 24-204 12 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING (3) Pruned trees with the following deficiencies: (a) improper pruning height (b) missed limbs or bole needles (c) stub length too long (includes branch splinters) (d) operational damage to the tree (bole damage) ii. The FIC will furnish the inspection reports to the Contractor so that the Contractor may correct any deficiencies as contract work progresses. iii. If the Contractor disputes the original inspection results of unacceptability on either a completed or partially completed unit, The Contractor may request, in writing, one reinspection of the inspection plots. The FIC and Contract Representative shall together revisit the inspection plots to determine the accuracy of the inspection plots. The results of the second inspection will determine payment. If the second inspection results fall below the acceptable limit, the Contractor shall pay for the cost of reinspection. 5. Compliance i. Thinning: Upon inspection of all plots for project work, IDL calculates the quality of thinning as follows: * Percent Satisfactory = Total Number of Errors X 100 = %Unsatisfactory Acceptable # Crop Trees 100% - %Unsatisfactory = %Satisfactory * IDL rounds all percentages to the nearest whole percent. ii. Pruning: Upon inspection of all plots for project work, IDL calculates the quality of pruning as follows: * Percent Satisfactory = Acceptable No. of Trees Pruned correctly X 100 = % Satisfactory Total No. of Required Pruned Trees * IDL rounds all percentages to the nearest whole percent. G. PAYMENT PROCEDURES 1. Unless otherwise specified in the Project Description(s) or by the FIC in writing, IDL may not make payments prior to July 1st. 2. IDL will make payment on the satisfactory completion of each project unit as per the master contract, attached Project Description(s), and FIC. IDL will make payment at the rate(s) set forth in Schedule A attached hereto. 3. Payment for acres thinning will be adjusted as follows: i. IDL requires a minimum acceptable standard for satisfactory work of ninety percent IDL 24-204 13 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING (90%) for full payment. ii. If the percent satisfactory fall below ninety percent (90%) due to the cutting of too many crop trees and the Contractor cannot or will not rework the unit, IDL will assess the Contractor damages by reducing payment five percent (5%) for each one percent (1%) outside the Contract standards. * Percent Reduction = (90% - Percent Satisfactory) X 5 iii. If the percent satisfactory falls below eighty percent (80%) due to the cutting of too many crop trees, IDL will not make payment for the unacceptable thinning unit. The FIC will notify the Contractor in writing immediately. If unacceptable work continues, IDL will terminate the Contract. 4. Payment for acres pruned will be adjusted as follows: i. IDL requires a minimum acceptable standard for satisfactory work of ninety-five percent (95%) for full payment. ii. If the percent satisfactory falls below ninety-five percent (95%), IDL will assess the Contractor damages by reducing payment five percent (5%) for each one percent (1%) outside the Contract standards. * Percent Reduction = (95% - Percent Satisfactory) X 5 iii. If the percent satisfactory falls below ninety percent (90%), IDL will not make payment for the unacceptable thinning unit. The FIC will notify the Contractor in writing immediately. If unacceptable work continues, IDL will terminate the Contract. 5. IDL will make payment as the FIC declares each unit satisfactorily completed. If the Contractor does not complete a unit and IDL elects to terminate this contract, IDL will traverse the acreage treated satisfactorily, and IDL will deduct the cost of such traverse from the Contractor’s final payment. IDL 24-204 14 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING ATTACHMENT 2 PROJECT DESCRIPTION Pre-Commercial Thinning Contract No. 24-204 SUPERVISORY AREA: Clearwater PROJECT NAME: CLW PCT 2023 PROJECT NUMBER: 40-1373-112-22 PROJECT ACRES: 227 Acres PROJECT LOCATION: Unit 1 is located approximately 13 miles north of Headquarters, ID. Unit 2 is located approximately 14 miles northeast of Orofino, ID. Please see attached map(s) for locations. All unit boundaries are marked with blue flagging. AREA HISTORY: Unit 1: Divide Saddle (PCT/137 Acres): The timber sale Divide Saddle Pole (TS-40-3124) harvested 5,000 poles and 250 MBF of sawlog volume in 1998-2001. In 2013, the Divide Saddle (TS-40-3517) timber sale harvested 5,500 MBF. The most recent entry was in 2015 with Last Divide OSR (TS-40- 4027), harvesting 2,800 MBF with an overstory removal prescription, releasing established natural regeneration. Unit 2: Whiskey Saddle (PCT/90 Acres): The timber sale Buck ‘N Angel (TSC #2146) harvested 10,000 poles and 2,000 MBF of sawlog volume in 1976-1979. In 2003-05, the Whiskey Buck timber sale (TS-40-3339) harvested 3,300 MBF with a shelterwood and seedtree prescription. In 2007-08, the Whiskey Buck Pole sale (TS-40-3576) harvested 3,800 poles and 1,300 MBF of sawlog volume. Most recently, the Upper Buck salvage sale (SS-40-0401) removed 1,300 MBF of sawlog in the overstory, releasing established natural regeneration. ACCESS: Access to the units is by rocked main haul roads and secondary native surface roads. Depending on the condition of the secondary dirt roads being too wet for vehicle use, the Contractor may be required to walk or use ATV’s to access parts of the units. IDL 24-204 15 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING SITE DESCRIPTION: 1. Soils Present: According to the USDA Soil Survey website the following soils are present within the sale area: (Unit 1) Divide Saddle: The dominant soil type is the Brodeer-Mushel complex. The parent material is volcanic ash over colluvium derived from granite, or gneiss. The soil profile contains silty loam to gravelly/sandy loam. The soil is well drained with a restrictive layer at over 80 inches. These soils are rated medium for mass failure and surface erosion. (Unit 2) Whiskey Saddle: The dominant soil type is the Rettig-Township complex. The parent material is volcanic ash over colluvium derived from mica schist. The soil profile contains silty loam to gravelly/sandy loam. The soil is well drained with a restrictive layer at over 80 inches. These soils are rated medium for mass failure and surface erosion. 2. Pathological and Entomological: Blister rust in WP and low levels of root rot in the DF and GF are present in both units. 3. Other Stand Data: UNIT ASPECT AVE. SLOPE ELEVATION LOW ELEVATION HIGH HABITAT TYPE 10 YR RADIAL GROWTH AVE. AGE OF DOMINANTS 1 NW 55% 3,440 3,640 THPL/CLUN 0.5 20 2 N 60% 3,600 3,920 THPL/CLUN 0.5 15 TREATMENT TYPE: Unit Treatment Spacing Acres TPA Cut* % WP in Stand Species Preference 1 THIN 11’ X 11’ 137 2,700 1.6% CE, WP, WL, DF, GF, PP 2 THIN 11’ X 11’ 90 2,937 0.0% CE, WP, WL, DF, GF, PP Total 227 ac. Treatment by Type Species Abbreviations Thin 227 AF: subalpine fir CE: western redcedar Prune 0 DF: Douglas-fir ES: Englemann spruce Slash 0 GF: grand fir LP: lodgepole pine Cull Removal 0 PP: ponderosa pine WH: western hemlock Thin & Prune 0 WL: western larch WP: western white pine *Trees per acre cut are estimates only, contractor should make own estimates. IDL 24-204 16 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: Contract work may commence after the contractor has received a signed copy of the contract and has had a pre-work conference with the FIC. Project work shall be completed by November 31, 2023. The contractor must provide a minimum of seven (7) crewmen. Unit 1, Divide Saddle, is to be completed first due to higher elevation and shorter operating season. INSPECTION & COMPLIANCE: Either a 1/20th acre circular plot (26.3 feet radius horizontal distance) or a 1/50th acre circular plot (16.65 ft. radius horizontal distance) will be used for inspection. Where excessive crop trees are found to be the result of trees over 6 inches DBH which cannot be cut, the Contractor will not be penalized. PAYMENT: This project will be paid on a per acre basis after acceptable satisfactory completion of each of the following payment units: # of Acres Unit Payment Unit 1 137 1 Payment Unit 2 90 2 Partial payment for units completed may be approved by IDL Forester-in-charge (FIC). However, no payment will be processed prior to July 1, 2023, unless otherwise approved by the FIC. HAZARD PLAN: The running surface of all spur roads, perimeter skid trails and any internal skid trails (as designated by IDL (Forester-in-charge) will be kept free of slash. This thinning debris may either be pulled back into the unit or hand piled, in piles of sufficient size, as designated by IDL (Forester-in-charge), to allow for burning. If piled, piles shall be constructed at least ten (10) feet from any live green trees. SPECIAL PROVISIONS: PRE-COMMERCIALTHINNING (PCT): 1. Crop, or leave trees, are to be dominant or codominant conifers, selected by the Contractor on a 11-foot by 11-foot spacing basis (average 360 trees per acre) in units 1 & 2, or as designated by IDL (Forester-in-charge). Spacing may vary by 4 to 5 feet in order to select the most desirable trees; however, spacing control, using the original guidelines, will be maintained whenever possible. The number of trees per acre will not be materially increased or decreased. a. The acceptable range for trees per acre is 320 to 400 in units 1 & 2. b. Species preference is listed in the Treatment Type table above. IDL 24-204 17 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING 2. Trees to be removed will be trees of poor form and vigor, including trees excessively damaged as result of previous logging activity. Living culls are further defined as: a. conks present. b. white pine blister rust present. c. western gall rust on the stem of the tree. d. “suckers” or trees on which the top has died, and the terminal growth is assumed by another limb. e. “dry” or dead side (cat face). 3. Tree selection must be based on tree quality. Use of species as selection criteria shall be between trees of relatively equal height and diameter. All crop trees shall be free of insect and disease. 4. Trees over six (6) inches DBH and free of insects and disease will not be cut, as directed by the FIC. Trees over six (6) inches that are diseased or damaged (living culls) will be girdled with two (2) rings connected around the stem or can be felled if damage to reserve trees is avoided. 5. All snags will be left standing. 6. Leave trees damaged by falling of surplus trees will be felled, as directed by IDL (Forester-in-charge). 7. All draws/wet areas with live water will have a buffer of 10 feet of no cutting on both/all sides. Designated wet areas will be shown to the contractor on site by the FIC prior to cutting in those units. 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Falls Creek I and II are located approximately 5 air miles west of Naples, ID. TC 1 and Naples Knob are located approximately 1 air mile southeast of Naples, ID. TC 2 and TC 3 are located approximately 3.5 air miles southeast of Naples, ID. Trail Creek is located approximately 1.5 air miles east of Naples, ID. Upper 20 Mile is located approximately 4 air miles east of Naples, ID. Dune is located approximately 1 air mile west of Naples, ID. PV Orchard is located approximately 2 air miles south of Bonners Ferry, ID. AREA HISTORY: Snow Creek I, II: These units were acquired 2018. Falls Creek I: This unit was harvested in 2016 (TS204042). Falls Creek II: This unit was harvested in 2006 (TS213394) and again in 2016 (TS203995). TC 1: This unit was harvested in 2007 (TS213492) and a portion harvested in 2021 (TS204331). Naples Knob: This unit was harvested in 2003 (TS23215) and overstory removed in 2013 (TS213925). TC 2: This unit was harvested in 2000 (TS23073). TC 3: This unit was harvested in 2000 (TS23073) and overstory removed in 2018 (TS204157). Trail Creek: This unit was harvested in 2007 (TS213492) and an OSR in the winter of 2021 (TS204331). Upper 20 Mile: This unit was harvested in 2011 (TS213682). Dune: This unit was harvested in 2007 (TS213548) and in 2011 (SS213011). The overstory was removed in 2022 (TS204420). The unit is experiencing pine beetle caused mortality. PV Orchard: This unit was harvested in 1998 (TS22986). ACCESS: Access to the units is by rocked main haul roads, secondary native surface roads, and native surface spur roads. Depending on the condition of the secondary dirt roads, the Contractor may be required to walk or use ATVs to access some units. IDL 24-204 22 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING SITE DESCRIPTION: 1. Stand Data: Unit # Unit Name Aspect Avg. Slope Elevation Low Elevation High Habitat Type Avg. Age of Dominants 1 Snow Creek I S 22% 4,000 4,520 THPL/CLUN 22 2 Snow Creek II SW 30% 4,520 4,950 THPL/CLUN 22 3 Falls Creek II N 45% 3,840 4,220 TSHE/CLUN 15 4 Falls Creek I E, SE 20% 3,340 3,490 TSHE/CLUN 13 5 TC 1 SW 30% 2,600 2,800 THPL/CLUN 20 6 Naples Knob NE 35% 2,200 2,640 TSHE/CLUN 20 7 TC 2 N 20% 3,440 3,800 THPL/CLUN 22 8 TC 3 NW 30% 2,720 3,220 TSHE/CLUN 22 9 Trail Creek SW 15% 2,500 2,660 THPL/CLUN 26 10 Upper 20 Mile N 20% 3,480 3,760 TSHE/CLUN 22 11 Dune SE 10% 2,140 2,280 ABGR/PHMA 28 12 PV Orchard NE 100% 2,000 2,320 THPL/CLUN 25 TREATMENT TYPE: * Due to high amounts of pine species present, these units cannot be cut prior to July 15th, 2023. ** Schedule A production rate(s) are estimates only, contractor should make own estimates. Unit Common Name Schedule A Production Rate ** Ips Beetle Timing Restriction * Spacing Acres Leave-Tree Species Preference 1 Snow Creek I Very Low 10x10 74 WP,DF,CE,WL,GF,PP,WH,LP,ES 2 Snow Creek II Very Low 10x10 30 WP,DF,CE,WL,GF,PP,WH,LP,ES 3 Falls Creek II Very Low 10x10 41 WP,DF,CE,WL,GF,PP,WH,LP,ES 4 Falls Creek I Very Low 10x10 18 WP,DF,CE,WL,GF,PP,WH,LP,ES 5 TC 1 Very High X 11x11 17 WL,DF,PP,CE,WP,GF,WH,LP,ES 6 Naples Knob Moderate 11x11 39 WL,DF,WP,CE,GF,WH,LP,PP,ES 7 TC 2 Low 11x11 19 WL,DF,WP,CE,GF,WH,LP,PP,ES 8 TC 3 Moderate 11x11 76 CE,WL,DF,WP,GF,WH,LP,PP,ES 9 Trail Creek Moderate X 11X11 32 PP,LP,DF,WL,CE,WP,GF,ES,WH 10 Upper 20 Mile High 11X11 21 WP,WL,CE,DF,GF,PP,WH,ES,LP 11 Dune High X 10x10 150 WL,PP,LP,WP,DF,GF,CE,WH,ES 12 PV Orchard High 11x11 13 WP,WL,CE,DF,GF,PP,WH,ES,LP Acres by Production Type Species Abbreviations Very Low 163 AF: Subalpine Fir CE: Western redcedar Low 19 DF: Douglas-Fir ES: Engelmann Spruce Moderate 147 GF: Grand Fir LP: Lodgepole Pine High 184 PP: Ponderosa Pine WH: Western Hemlock Very High 17 WL: Western Larch WP: Western White Pine IDL 24-204 23 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING SPECIAL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: 1. Crop or leave trees are to be dominant or codominant conifers selected by the Contractor on a spacing based on unit description or as designated by the FIC. Spacing may vary up to 4 feet in order to select the most desirable trees. However, spacing control, using the original guidelines, will be maintained whenever possible. The number of trees per acre will not be materially increased or decreased. Species preference is listed in the Treatment Type table above. 2. A thinning crew must consist of 7 or more people, including the foreman. No work will be allowed with a crew smaller than 7 people. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 1. Contract work may commence after the contractor has received a signed copy of the contract and has had a pre- work conference with the FIC. All fieldwork must be completed by October 20, 2023 unless a later date is approved in writing by the FIC. 2. Based on the high component of pine species, units indicated in the table above cannot be thinned earlier than July 15, 2023. Some units may not be accessible early in the year due to elevation and aspect of access roads to the units resulting in persistent snow. Elevations are shown in the table above and access routes are shown in the contract maps. INSPECTION & COMPLIANCE: Performance will be inspected with either a 1/50th acre circular plot (16.65 ft. radius horizontal distance) or 1/100th acre circular plot (11.78 ft. radius horizontal distance). CONTRACT PAYMENT: Payment will be made on a per acre basis after acceptable satisfactory completion of groups of thinning units as determined by FIC. Payment for work may or may not be processed prior to July 1, 2023, depending on available funds. IDL 24-204 24 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING R02W R01W R01ER01E R02W R01W R01E T 62 N T 62 N T 62 N T 61 N T 60 N T 59 N T 62 N T 61 N T 60 N T 59 N Legend JDL 11/22 Roads Highway County Secondary Lakes and Rivers Project Area Ownership State Other State Federal Private 0 1 2 3 4 5 Miles F POL 2023 PCT KV North 20-0979-112-22 VICINITY MAP Bonners Ferry Naples Units 1 and 2 Units 3 and 4 Units 5, 6, and 9 Unit 10 Unit 12 Unit 11 Units 7 and 8 IDL 24-204 25 of 177 PCT_PRUNING_CULL REMOVAL_SLASHING P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P > PB18 PB19 PB30 PB31 1314 23 24 25 26 35 36 Unit 2 Unit 1 5600 5400 460 0 5800 4200 3800 4400 4600 4200 4400 4800 5200 5000 4000 4800 4600 R02W R01W R02W R01W T 62 N T 62 N 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 Miles F POL 2023 PCT KV North 20-0979-112-22 Project Map Legend JDL 11/22 Streams Class I Class II > Gate Roads 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