1._Scope_of_Work_NRCS_Hurricane_Milton_Projects.pdf
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- 26-B-01JS
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- Volusia County, Florida
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This is a Scope of Work document from Volusia County, Florida's Public Works Department, Road & Bridge Division, in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Services (NRCS). The project involves open channel debris and sediment removal and bank stabilization related to damages caused by Hurricane Milton, specifically targeting three open channels and one box culvert bridge across Ormond Beach, Port Orange, and New Smyrna Beach. The work includes debris removal from approximately 2.75 miles of the Samsula Canal, constructing approximately 900 linear feet of riprap for erosion control in Ormond Beach, removing approximately 300 cubic yards of sediment from a box culvert, and bank stabilization on the east side of Sweetwater Creek in Port Orange.
The project is funded through an Emergency Watershed Protection Project cooperative agreement (NR254209XXXXC008) with NRCS, which will provide financial support to Volusia County for implementing recovery measures in designated NRCS eligible work areas. The county is seeking a single responsive and responsible bidder who will be responsible for all labor, materials, equipment, tools, transportation, services, applicable permitting, and incidentals necessary to complete the specified work. The contractor must provide a comprehensive solution including all necessary labor, equipment, supplies, and materials to perform the required operations as detailed in the solicitation.
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Public Works Department Road & Bridge Division Open Channel Debris and Sediment Removal and Bank Stabilization Related to Damages Caused by Hurricane Milton
Scope of Work
The County of Volusia, Department of Public Works, Road & Bridge Division, is seeking a single, responsive and responsible bidder for open channel debris and sediment removal and bank stabilization for damages caused by Hurricane Milton. The lowest responsive and responsible bidder shall be responsible for all labor, materials, equipment, tools, transportation, services, applicable permitting, and incidentals necessary to complete all Work required by the specifications provided within the solicitation. The contractor shall provide a complete job, including all labor, equipment, supplies, and materials, and perform all operations necessary as specified within the solicitation.
Through a cooperative agreement for Emergency Watershed Protection Project # NR254209XXXXC008 for damages caused by Hurricane Milton, the U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Services (NRCS) is providing to Volusia County the funding for this project. The project consists of implementing recovery measures on NRCS eligible work areas involving Mosquito Control open channels A-10 in Ormond Beach, B-19 in Port Orange, C-36 in New Smyrna Beach, and box culvert bridge #794072 on N. Tymber Creek Road in Ormond Beach. The work includes performing waterway removal of fallen trees and other debris blockages, and bank stabilization to prevent flooding as provided below:
Open Channel A-10 in Ormond Beach (South of Linville Road and lateral to N.
Tymber Creek Road): Debris removal and bank stabilization – remove debris and construct approximately 900 LF of riprap for erosion control and Bridge #794072 on N.
Tymber Creek Road in Ormond Beach (North of Airport Road): Remove approximately 300 CY of sediment from box culvert
Open Channel B-19 in Port Orange (Sweetwater Creek, North of Dunlawton
Avenue and West of Clyde Morris Boulevard): Bank Stabilization East Side – removal of existing concrete pillow forms and construct approximately 250 LF of riprap for erosion control
Open Channel C-36 in New Smyrna Beach (Samsula Canal between SR-44 and
Pioneer Trail): Debris removal – remove debris from approximately 2.75 miles
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