22.Attachment15_TrafficControlPlan.pdf
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- 12363N22Q4111
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This document includes a federal contract solicitation and related traffic control plan. The solicitation is for forest restoration services on National Forest lands near Chiloquin, Oregon. The contractor will be responsible for completing all required activities from project planning through final implementation to meet land management objectives. This includes developing implementation plans, laying out treatment units, conducting timber cruising and removal, and road maintenance or reconstruction. Pricing will be firm-fixed and determined using a step ladder approach based on complexity. The contract will be a best value commercial services agreement awarded by the Department of Agriculture Forest Service. The traffic control plan specifies signing, barricades, and other methods required to provide adequate warning for road and trail users during contractor operations.
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Contract Name: Go Big G - Z IRSC Stewardship
TRAFFIC CONTROL PLAN AND SPECIFICATIONS PURSUANT TO B6.33 SAFETY
Unless otherwise agreed in writing in accordance with B6.33Safety, the following measures are required to provide adequate warning of hazards for users of roads and trails adjacent to Contractor’s Operations.
Part I. Signing and Other Warning Methods:
(a) Signs. The following signs are required when Contractor’s Operations are in progress adjacent to or on Forest Service controlled roads and trails:
MINIMUM LETTER
SIZE AND LEGEND
MINIMUM SIZE AND
SHAPE WHEN AND WHERE REQUIRED
1. LOGGING 24" x 36" (rectangle) Min. 100 ft. outside of any continuous OPERATIONS work areas, on roads listed in C5.31# NEXT <> MILES and trails listed in Part II.
(4" letters)
2. LOGGING
OPERATIONS
(4" letters)
30" x 30"(diamond) To be used in conjunction with "Logging Operations Next <> Miles" and where work area is not continuous.
3. FOR LOGGING
USE ONLY
(4" letters)
30" x 30"(diamond) Required where roads listed in C5.31# and temporary roads intersect with C5.31# roads. Install a cross ditch to discourage use when sign is covered or removed for extended periods.
4. TRUCKS
(4" letters)
30" x 30"(diamond) At critical intersections on roads listed in C5.31# when traffic is heavy or otherwise exceeds volumes stated in Part II below.
Remove or cover when the sign is not applicable.
5. END 24" x 36" (rectangle) Use in conjunction with "Logging LOGGING Operations Next <> Miles" and "Logging OPERATIONS Operations."
(4" letters)
6. TREE 30" x 30"(diamond) Required 200 feet in advance of danger FELLING area where timber is being felled adjacent AHEAD to all roads, including temporary roads, (4" letters) and trails.
7. ROAD 30" x 30"(diamond) Required at least 200 feet in advance of MACHINERY Contractor road maintenance operations AHEAD on roads listed in Schedule C5.31#.
(4" letters)
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Contract Name: Solomon DxP IRTC Stewardship Page: 2
TRAFFIC CONTROL PLAN AND SPECIFICATIONS PURSUANT TO B6.33SAFETY (continued)
All signs shall meet requirements as specified in Parts 1 and 6 of the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD).
Sign borders and lettering shall be black. Borders are 7/8 inch wide, inset 5/8 inch from outside Solomon of sign. All sign backgrounds shall be orange, except that signs that need to be seen both day and night shall be retroreflective orange or illuminated.
Signs shall be installed on posts, with a 5 foot minimum height above road surface, or on temporary supports complying with MUTCD standards.
All signs are to be removed or covered when operations are interrupted for seasonal nonuse or other extended periods.
Contractor shall furnish flag personnel and advance warning signs when cable or helicopter logging above roads or trails, felling adjacent to roads or trails, where logs being bucked may roll into roads or trails, and in areas where fallout from blasting may occur. Except as identified in Part II, Contractor may temporarily block roads listed in C5.31# and temporary roads in lieu of furnishing flag personnel. On roads controlled by other jurisdictional authorities, Contractor shall receive approval from that authority for Contractor’s safety measures and traffic control plans before commencement of operations.
(b) Barricades. On roads listed in C5.31#, if Contractor’s Operations cause the traveled way or road shoulders to be constricted overnight, or longer, by such obstructions as decked logs, parked equipment, or piled slash, Contractor shall place barricades on both sides of the encreaching obstruction to safely channel traffic around such obstructions. Barricades shall remain in place until the obstruction is removed.
Barricades shall be Type II and meet specifications in MUTCD, Part 6. Barricades must be at least 3 feet high. Rails must be at least 2 feet long. Striping shall be alternating orange and white, sloping at a 45 degree angle, and reflectorized. For rails 2 feet to 3 feet long, striping shall be 4 inches wide. For rails longer than 3 feet, striping shall be 6 inches wide. Two rails, 8-12 inches in width, must face each direction.
(c) Other Traffic Control Methods. The posting of CB channel signs may be authorized.
On roads listed in C5.31#, Contractor may be authorized to install temporary gates, barricades (except cables), or natural barriers. The devices must be installed with the necessary hazard markers, be reasonably passable by Forest Service, and be removed to acceptance of the subdivision being served by the road.
Contract Name: Go Big G - Z IRSC Stewardship Page: 3
Part II. Specific Requirements:
Contractor and Forest Service agree to the above stated requirements of the Traffic Control Plan:
Name Name
Contractor Title Forest Service Title
Date Date
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