Massachusetts COMMBUYS #BD-27-1046-DFW-FWE11-135275

MassWildlife Ashby property boundary survey and monumentation

MassWildlife is seeking a professional land survey and boundary-marking work for a conservation property in Ashby. - Government buyer: Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Department of Fish and Game; Division of Fisheries and Wildlife (MassWildlife), Northeast District. The EEA provides the applicable survey standards. - Vendors and OEMs: No surveying vendor or product manufacturer is named. North County Land Trust is identified in the property name, not as a service provider. - Requested service: One survey of approximately 1,320 feet of boundary at the Ashby Special Use Area on Hardy Road, including locating and installing four iron pins at the property corners and recovering or setting additional boundary markers as specified. - Plans and deliverables: Prepare a registry-ready survey plan documenting monuments, boundary features, and potential encroachments; provide a mylar copy, two paper copies, and digital files, preferably in CADD format; and record the completed survey with the appropriate registry. - Requirements: Work must follow EEA survey specifications and the project scope, be performed by a registered professional land surveyor, and include a pre-work meeting with the District Stewardship Biologist. Required survey materials may include a metes-and-bounds description, survey report and field notes, course list, PDF/TIF plans, and metadata. - Performance: One-time project, with an estimated performance window of approximately five and a half months after notice to proceed. Survey work must be completed by the required project deadline; the final invoice is due afterward.

Description

MassWildlife is requesting quotes for land surveying services at the Ashby WCE, North County Land Trust CR-Hardy Road property in Ashby, Massachusetts. The survey must follow the EEA Land Acquisition Policy specifications and covers approximately 1,320 feet of boundary, including locating and installing four iron pins. Work includes preparing and recording a survey plan with specified boundary markers and relevant site features, with a pre-work meeting required. Survey work is due by May 31, 2027, and the final invoice is due by July 15, 2027.

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