1. A plan of operations for both timber harvest and stewardship project work. Include a timeline and the rationale for the work activities identified to ensure activities will be completed by the expiration date of the agreement. 2. Quality control plan for both the harvesting and stewardship projects. The approved Technical Proposal will become part of this agreement without necessity of a formal modification. BILLING. Bill the Forest Service for costs incurred on the project. See related Provision . Payment/Reimbursement THE FOREST SERVICE SHALL: Have the Regional Forester or authorized designee approve all stewardship project proposals. Inform of any changes in stewardship policy, law and regulations. Recognize 's contribution, in a manner acceptable to both parties, in news releases, interpretive signs, photographs, or other media as appropriate. SERVICE WORK. Review the Technical Proposal and work with to make any necessary changes. See related Provision III-B. TECHNICAL PROPOSAL EVALUATION. Evaluate the Technical Proposal on technical and cost evaluation criteria, such as, but not limited to: 1. Timber Harvest 2. Slash Treatment - Capable of the greatest utilization of Non-sawtimber and Biomass. 3. Weed Treatment. 4. Quality Control. 5. Utilization of Local Work Force. PAYMENT/REIMBURSEMENT. It is not anticipated that funds will be exchanged in the performance of this agreement. The value of goods will offset the value of the work to be performed. PAYMENT/REIMBURSEMENT. It is anticipated that funds will be exchanged in the performance of this agreement when the value of the timber will not cover the value of the services performed. The Forest Service will make payment upon receipt of the Cooperative’s monthly billings. Each invoice from the Cooperative must display the total project costs to date of the invoice, separated by Forest Service and the Cooperative share. In-kind contributions must be
1. A plan of operations for both timber harvest and stewardship project work. Include a timeline and the rationale for the work activities identified to ensure activities will be completed by the expiration date of the agreement. 2. Quality control plan for both the harvesting and stewardship projects. The approved Technical Proposal will become part of this agreement without necessity of a formal modification. BILLING. Bill the Forest Service for costs incurred on the project. See related Provision . Payment/Reimbursement THE FOREST SERVICE SHALL: Have the Regional Forester or authorized designee approve all stewardship project proposals. Inform of any changes in stewardship policy, law and regulations. Recognize 's contribution, in a manner acceptable to both parties, in news releases, interpretive signs, photographs, or other media as appropriate. SERVICE WORK. Review the Technical Proposal and work with to make any necessary changes. See related Provision III-B. TECHNICAL PROPOSAL EVALUATION. Evaluate the Technical Proposal on technical and cost evaluation criteria, such as, but not limited to: 1. Timber Harvest 2. Slash Treatment - Capable of the greatest utilization of Non-sawtimber and Biomass. 3. Weed Treatment. 4. Quality Control. 5. Utilization of Local Work Force. PAYMENT/REIMBURSEMENT. It is not anticipated that funds will be exchanged in the performance of this agreement. The value of goods will offset the value of the work to be performed. PAYMENT/REIMBURSEMENT. It is anticipated that funds will be exchanged in the performance of this agreement when the value of the timber will not cover the value of the services performed. The Forest Service will make payment upon receipt of the Cooperative’s monthly billings. Each invoice from the Cooperative must display the total project costs to date of the invoice, separated by Forest Service and the Cooperative share. In-kind contributions must be