WEST COAST HEALTHY FOREST LLC

CHEMICAL RELEASE ON THE HSRD RANGER DISTRICT OF THE SIERRA NATIONAL FOREST.

APPLY AN HERBICIDE SOLUTION USING BACKPACK SPRAYERS TO REFORESTATION UNITS LOCATED ON THE HIGH SIERRA R.D. SIERRA N.F.

PLANTING TREES RELEASE AFTER SLATER FIRE

APPLY AN HERBICIDE SOLUTION USING BACKPACK SPRAYERS TO REFORESTATION UNITS LOCATED ON THE HIGH SIERRA R.D. SIERRA N.F.

HERBICIDE APPLICATION AND HAND RELEASE SERVICES SIERRA NATIONAL FOREST HIGH SIERRA RANGER DISTRICT

CCASA HAND THINNING IDIQ MODIFICATION TO EXERCISE OPTION 4 ON CONTRACT AND CHANGE OF CONTRACTING OFFICER FROM CRAIG ERICSON TO MATTHEW GAGNON

THE PURPOSE OF THE MODIFICATION IS TO ADD ADDITIONAL WORK WITH CLINS 0031 AND 0032. THIS MODIFICATION ADDS UNITS 85, 86, AND 87. A MAP IDENTIFYING THE SPECIFIC LOCATIONS AND SIZES OF EACH TREATMENT AREA HAS BEEN ATTACHED. THE TOTAL FUNDED AMO

CONTRACTOR TO APPLY HERBICIDE SOLUTION TO REFORESTATION UNITS USING BACKPACK SPRAYERS

PLANTING TREES RELEASE AFTER SLATER FIRE

REQUIRES THE CONTRACTOR TO TREAT RECENTLY PLANTED UNITS USING BACK PACK SPRAYERS TO APPLY THE HERBICIDE.

REQUIRES THE CONTRACTOR TO TREAT RECENTLY PLANTED UNITS USING BACK PACK SPRAYERS TO APPLY THE HERBICIDE.

THE PURPOSE OF THIS MODIFICATION IS TO: A.) EXERCISE CLINS: 0018, 0019, 0027, AND 0028. B.) ADD CLIN 0030 SEE THE UPDATED LINE ITEM DESCRIPTIONS FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS. THE TOTAL FUNDED AMOUNT OF THIS CONTRACT IS CHANGED BY: $298,357, FROM: $1,

THE PURPOSE OF THE MODIFICATION IS TO EXERCISE AND ADD FUNDING TO OPTION CLINS: 0015, 0022, 0024, AND 0026. ALL OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS REMAIN UNCHANGED.

THE CONTRACTOR WILL HAVE TO FALL STANDING DEAD TREES AND TREAT SLASH AND BRUSH TO REDUCE THE FUEL LOAD AND OPEN THE SITE FOR PLANTING

THIS CONTRACT WILL REQUIRE THE CONTRACTOR TO APPLY, USING BACK PACK SPRAYERS AN HERBICIDE IN NEWLY PLANTED CONIFER PLANTATIONS. ADDITIONALLY SOME AREAS WILL REQUIRE TREATMENT OF THE COMPETING VEGETATION USING HAND TOOLS (NOT HERBICIDE).

MANUALLY RELEASE SMALL CONIFERS FROM COMPETING VEGETATION IN YOUNG, EXISTING PLANTATIONS.

HIGH SIERRA VEGETATION MANAGEMENT