SAM #140A0827Q0009

Oklahoma boundary survey and physical marking services for the Luvena Island and Razorback project

The Bureau of Indian Affairs is seeking survey and field-marking work for boundary lines in Oklahoma. - Government buyer: Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), Eastern Oklahoma Region, Division of Natural Resources. The initial notice references the Okmulgee and Miami Agencies; the attachment describes the Luvena Island and Razorback project. - Requested service: Provide an ALTA survey and physically delineate approximately 13,300 feet of boundaries across three units in Ottawa and Tulsa Counties, Oklahoma. - Work requirements: Set and find boundary corners, obtain Bureau of Indian Lands Surveyor approval before installing posts, and mark boundaries using approximately 6-foot T-posts at 100-foot intervals, fluorescent paint, and wooden stakes with orange flagging as specified in the statement of work. - Qualifications: Contractor must be a licensed Oklahoma surveyor and a Certified Federal Surveyor (CFedS). - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, product manufacturers, or vendors are named. - Other notable requirement: The opportunity is a 100% Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set-aside. - Period of performance: Complete all work within 90 days after receipt of award.

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Boundary Flagging for Okmulgee & Miami Agency

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