Utah DFCM / StateIssuing agency·Utah·via the Utah Bonfire procurement portalIssuing Procurement Unit: State of Utah Division of Purchasing
Conducting Procurement Unit: State of Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
The purpose of this IFB is to enter into a contract to provide:The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Canyon Country District is requesting completion of a Class III Inventory – intensive pedestrian survey (Class III survey) of approximately 1987 acres. Survey associated with this project will only be performed on BLM-administered lands.
Mandatory Site Visit: NONE
Invitation Only Event (AVL) - You must be on the approved vendor list for archaeology for your bid to be considered.
It is anticipated that this IFB will result in a single contract award to the highest scoring, responsive, and responsible vendor, per the AVL for Archaeology scoring system.
Vendor must guarantee its pricing for entire project.
The contractor will complete a Class III intensive pedestrian survey of approximately 1987 acres on BLM-administered lands in San Juan County, Utah, near Monticello. The survey supports a BLM vegetation management project using mastication to reduce ladder fuels, reintroduce native vegetation, and improve habitat. The work includes identifying, documenting, and evaluating archaeological resources for the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) in accordance with BLM Utah Fieldwork Guidelines and UtSHPO Cultural Resource Compliance Guidance. Deliverables include Utah Archaeological Site Forms, GPS data with submeter accuracy, and a final report with UtSHPO Cover Sheet and BLM Summary Report of Cultural Resource Inspection, Form UT-8100-3. The contractor must gather existing information on known cultural resources within a 1/2-mile buffer and conduct a pre-field literature review. The project area consists of 2 polygons and site density is expected to be moderate to high.
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Source: State of Utah (Bonfire) (solicitation 260789), retrieved via the Utah Bonfire procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
