Exhibits1thru4.pdf

EXHIBIT 1

DUST ABATEMENT

QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN

Contractor Performance Checklist

DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT

Tasks and Critical

Subtasks Quality Standards

Acceptable Quality

Level Method of Inspection Penalties Incentives

Shall be equipped and operated so that material may be applied uniformly on variable widths of surface.

Shall be able to determine and control rates from

0..96 to

1.65lbs/sq.yd with even spread.

Weight of product in the distribution truck shall be accurately determined prior to application.

Trailer application equipment shall refer to Work List, Exhibit 3.

Spread pattern shall be uniform across the road at the required application rate.

Variation from specified application rate shall not exceed

10% of the individual loads, and

2% rate for the entire project.

The weight of the material placed shall be easily determined during application.

All spreading and hauling equipment shall comply with

State and Federal requirements including GVW.

Visual verification Contractor may be required to re-work, at their expense, the unacceptable section.

Government may withhold compensation.

Contractor may receive poor performance rating.

Contractor would receive a superior performance rating.

EXHIBIT 1

DUST ABATEMENT

QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN

Contractor Performance Checklist

APPLICATION

Tasks and Critical

Subtasks Quality Standards

Acceptable Quality

Level Method of Inspection Penalties Incentives

Application rates will be as specified on the task order.

Rates expressed as lbs./sq.yd.

Accidental spillage or area of excess material that are traffic hazard will be covered with road surface material at the

Contractor’s expense.

Reference Work

List, Exhibit 3.

If application rate used by the

Contractor is greater than that specified, the additional material needed to complete coverage will be at the

Contractor’s expense.

Will be based on concentration shown on the manufacturer’s certificate and test results.

Adjacent structures and trees shall be protected from spattering and marring.

Material shall only be discharged in approved areas and not be allowed to flow into ditches and streams.

If the Contractor exceeds the specified rate or total quantity per Subitem by more the 5%, no compensation will be made for the additional quantity.

If the Contractor’s application is below the specified rate or total quantity per

Subitem, the remaining amount will be applied at locations and rate directed by the COR.

Visual verification.

Will inspect completed application as the work progresses.

Field samples taken from the distributor or hauling vehicles.

Field sample prior to application to make sure the products meets minimum concentrations specified.

Laboratory Quality

Assurance Test done by the Forest Service.

Contractor may be required to re-work, at their expense, the unacceptable portions of work.

Contractor may receive poor performance rating.

Contract may be terminated with repeated deficiencies.

Pay Adjustment for

Sub-Standard

Materials. (Ref. FAR

52.212-4)

Contractor would receive a superior performance rating.

Full compensation for the applied product.

EXHIBIT 2

EXAMPLE BILL OF LADING AND CERTIFICATE OF

COMPLIANCE

Consignee _________________________ Destination ______________________

Contract Number ____________________ Date ___________________________

Identification (Truck no., Car No., etc.) ________________________________________

Material composition by weight:

Calcium Chloride ________percent

Net weight of total shipment __________________

This shipment of chloride material covered by this Bill of Lading complies with

Forest Service Specifications contained in this contract.

Producer __________________________________

Signed ____________________________________

EXHIBIT 3

Example Work List

(Actual Roads on will be listed on Individual Task Orders)

Worklist

Subitem Road Name & Number

Length of

Road

Segment

No Tractor-

Trailor

Application

Application

Required

Difficult

Access

Width in

Feet

Lolo N.F.

US Plywood Rd. No. 9991

(5 mi SE of Thompson Falls, Mt.)

2.0 20

Falks Farm Rd. No. 18475

(2 mi. NW of Plains, Mt.)

0.3 X X 12

Finley Flat Rd. No. 7654

(9 mi NW of Thompson Falls, Mt.)

1.0 X X 15

Forest Highway No. 56

(6 mi E of Thompson Falls, Mt.)

2.3 X X 12

St. Regis Work Center

(St. Regis, Mt.)

0.6 X X 14

Trout Creek Rd. No. 250

(6 mi SE of Superior, Mt)

1.0 20

Randolph Creek Rd. No. 286

(2 mi N of I-90)

3.8 X 16

Rainy Creek Rd. No. 506

(0.3 mi. S of I-90)

4.4 X X 14

East Portal Rd. No. 18720

(3.0 mi S of I-90)

0.5 X X 14

EXHIBIT 4

Example Dust Abatment Application Calculations

(Actual Roads on will be listed on Individual Task Orders) (Length in Miles x Width in Feet) x 5280 = Total Square Feet

Total Square Feet

9= Total Square Yards

Product

Application Rate

Residual Application

Application Rate

New Application

CaCl Pellets 0.96 Lbs/Sq. Yd. 1.65 Lbs/Sq. Yd.

Lolo N.F.

Roads

Residual

Applicatoin

New Application CaCl. Pellets Est.

Quantity Tons

US Plywood, 9991 X 11

Falks Farm, 18475 X 1

Finley Flats, 7654 X 4

Thompson River, 56 X 8

St. Regis Work

Ctr.,19129

X 2

Rainy Cr., 506 X 17

Trout Cr., 250 X 6

Randolph Cr., 286 X 17

E. Portal ,18720 X 2