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1000 GALLON ENGINE DRIVEN & PTO DRIVEN ORCHARD SPRAYER

UNISON BUY# 1117109 JOHN DEERE TRACK LOADER

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THE USDA, APHIS, WILDLIFE SERVICES OFFICE IN ATHENS, GA HAS A REQUIREMENT FOR ONE (1) EACH CROSSOVER UTILITY VEHICLE FOR USE IN ACCESSING REMOTE AREAS FOR WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT PURPOSES, SPECIFICALLY FERAL SWINE. THE CROSSOVER UTILITY VEHICLE SHALL INC

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DIAGNOSIS AND REPAIR OF FS#7283 - JOHN DEER LONG-ARM MOWER

FL-JOHN DEERE 6430 REPAIR- ST. MARKS GENERAL MAINTENANCE/SERVICE OF ENGINE, HYDRAULIC SYSTEM, AND REBUILD OF TRANSMISSION FOR ST MARKS NWR JD 6430 FARM TRACTOR.

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CONASAUGA RD - PURCHASE OF A SIDE ARM MOWER WITH 14' REACH, 42" CUTTING DECK WITH 4" CUTTING CAPACITY AND APPROXIMATE WEIGHT OF 1,830 LBS. THIS 3 POINT HITCH SIDE ARM MOWER NEEDS TO BE ABLE TO ATTACH TO OUR EXISTING FARM TRACTOR.

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X:NOGRN, PURCHASE TREE GRAPPLE, CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER NRA, THE EFFECTIVE AND PROACTIVE CONTROL OF VEGETATION ALONG THE CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER NATIONAL RECREATION AREA IS ONE OF THE MOST COMPLEX ISSUES FACING TODAYS MANAGERS AT THIS PARK. MUCH OF THE PARK WAS CONSTRUCTED 35 TO 40+ YEARS AGO AND THE TREES THAT HAVE REGENERATED OR WERE PLANTED ALONG THE ROADSIDES AND IN DEVELOPED AREAS HAVE MATURED. MANY OF THESE TREES ARE EARLY SUCCESSION SPECIES SUCH AS WHITE PINE, LOCUST, AND POPLAR. THESE TREES ARE NEARING THE END OF THEIR NORMAL LIFE CYCLE AND ARE BEGINNING TO DIE AT A HIGH RATE, AN EVENT THAT WILL ONLY ACCELERATE IN COMING YEARS. THE REMOVAL OF HAZARDOUS TREES AND TREE OVERGROWTH ALONG THE PARK IS A MAJOR TASK REQUIRING AN ENORMOUS OUTLAY OF RESOURCES ON AN ANNUAL BASIS. STAGNANT BASE OPERATING FUNDS HAVE NOT KEPT PACE WITH THE GROWING COST OF VEGETATION MANAGEMENT AND THE DEMAND FOR THIS ACTIVITY IS PROJECTED TO CONTINUE AT A HIGH LEVEL INTO THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE. THIS PROJECT IS CRITICALLY NEEDED TO MITIGATE SERIOUS HEALTH AND SAFETY CONCERNS AND PROTECT FACILITIES. CYCLE OF WORK - EXPERIENCE HAS SHOWN THAT PERIODIC REMOVAL OF LOW-HANGING LIMBS AND ENCROACHING VEGETATION ALONG THE PARK CORRIDOR AND IN DEVELOPED AREAS IS MOST EFFICIENT AND BENEFICIAL WHEN PERFORMED ON A 5-YEAR CYCLE. THE REMOVAL OF DEAD/DISEASED TREES, ALTHOUGH SOMEWHAT LESS PREDICTABLE IN TERMS OF ANNUAL QUANTITY, IS SIMILARLY INCLUDED IN THIS CATEGORY. WHILE PORTIONS OF THE PARK ARE WITHIN THIS OPTIMUM 5-YEAR CYCLE, MANY SECTIONS ARE PAST DUE FOR THIS TYPE OF CRITICAL MAINTENANCE. ALTHOUGH BEYOND THE NORMAL CYCLE, THE WORK OF THIS PROJECT CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED IN A ROUTINE MANNER THAT WILL RETURN THE AFFECTED ASSET FEATURES TO THE DESIRED ROUTINE CYCLE. PARK OPERATIONS - THE COMPLETION OF THIS PROJECT IN THE REQUESTED FUNDING YEARS WILL ENSURE 5+ YEARS OF SERVICE RELATED TO THE REMOVAL OF HAZARDOUS TREES, LIMBS, AND ENCROACHING VEGETATION AT THE AFFECTED ASSETS. THIS PROJECT WILL CONTINUE A SYSTEMATIC AND PROACTIVE PROGRAM OF VEGETATION CONTROL ON APPROXIMATELY 20% OF THE PARK INVENTORY PER YEAR. FAILURE TO PERFORM THIS WORK ON THE REQUIRED CYCLE WILL SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASE THE POTENTIAL FOR ACCIDENTS AND TORT CLAIMS AND WILL INCREASE THE SEVERITY OF TREE DAMAGE THAT OCCURS DURING SEVERE WINTER STORMS AND HURRICANES. PROTECTION OF INVESTMENT - SIGNIFICANT RESOURCES AND FUNDING, PARTICULARLY OVER THE LAST 4 YEARS, HAVE BEEN EXPENDED IN REDUCING A LARGE BACKLOG OF VEGETATION REMOVAL NEEDS IN THE PARK. THIS PROJECT WILL BUILD ON THESE RECENT INVESTMENTS AS WELL AS PROTECT PAST INVESTMENTS MADE IN OTHER FACILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE THAT CAN BE ADVERSELY IMPACTED BY UNCONTROLLED VEGETATION. SAFETY - NUMEROUS VISITOR COMPLAINTS AND TORT CLAIMS ARE FILED AT THIS PARK EACH YEAR RELATED TO VEHICLE DAMAGE CAUSED BY FALLEN TREES AND LOW HANGING LIMBS. ENCROACHING VEGETATION SEVERELY RESTRICTS SIGHT DISTANCE IN CURVES, PASSING ZONES AND AT INTERSECTIONS, POSING AN ADDITIONAL DRIVING HAZARD FOR BOTH VISITORS AND EMPLOYEES. DEAD/DYING TREES AND LIMBS IN, PICNIC AREAS, VISITOR-PARKING AREA, TRAILS, AND OVERLOOKS PRESENT A HAZARD TO PEDESTRIANS AS WELL. TREES AND LIMBS WEAKENED BY DISEASE ARE PRONE TO FALL UNEXPECTEDLY, ESPECIALLY DURING STORMS, RESULTING IN DAMAGE TO BUILDINGS AND OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE. THE UNCHECKED GROWTH OF TREES ON CUT BANKS AND FILL SLOPES COUPLED WITH THE UPROOTING THAT OCCURS DURING STORMS CAN UNDERMINE THESE STRUCTURES AND LEAD TO MAJOR ROADWAY FAILURE. IN FY 2009 AND FY 2010, THE PARK SUSTAINED OVER $75,000 IN TREE DAMAGE ALONE DURING SEVERE STORMS. VISITORS FULLY EXPECT TO ENCOUNTER A REASONABLE DEGREE OF SAFETY WHEN THEY ARE IN MORE HIGHLY DEVELOPED PARK SETTINGS SUCH AS ON MAIN ROADWAYS, AND PICNIC AREAS. LIKEWISE, EMPLOYEES HAVE A REASONABLE EXPECTATION OF A SAFE WORKPLACE. THIS PROJECT IS CONSIDERED A CRITICAL COMPONENT IN AN ONGOING PROGRAM TO MITIGATE SERIOUS HEALTH AND SAFETY CONCERNS THROUGHOUT THE PARK

IGF::OT::IGF: FURNISH ALL OF THE NECESSARY EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS, SUPPLIES, TOOLS, LABOR, TRANSPORTATION, SUPERVISION AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS WORK NECESSARY TO REPAIR OF UTV #4402 ON THE OCALA NATIONAL FOREST, MARION COUNTY, FL.

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