1240BH21R0013-Amendment1.pdf

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Amendment One (1)

JANET PAUL, Contracting Officer

GAOA Road 42 Asphalt Reclamation, Paulina RD, Ochoco NF

As noted in the RFP Solicitation packet, a formal pre-bid meeting was scheduled at the project site on April 22, 2021.

As a result of questions and answers provided during the pre-bid meeting, see attached notes and additional documentation.

USDA Forest Service Siuslaw National Forest ATTN: Janet Paul, Contracting 3200 SW Jefferson Way Corvallis, OR 97331

1031566

1240BH21R0013

1 9

04/26/2021

04/15/2021

JANET PAUL Digitally signed by JANET PAUL Date: 2021.04.26 12:48:57 -07'00'

04/26/2021

Summary of Road 42 Reconstruction Project Pre‐Proposal Meeting (2 pages)

Meeting Date: 04/22/21 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Meeting Location: At project site, Forest Road 42

Attendance: Forest Service: Justin Nettleton, Danielle Berman, Bryan Kurtz

Siegmund Excavation and Construction: Two representatives

High Desert Aggregate: Two representatives

GENERAL DISCUSSIONS

‐ Optional Items:

Generally speaking, it is the intention of the Forest Service to award optional items in groups as follows. Base items and option 3 items together, option items 1 and 4 together, and option items 2 and 5 together.

‐ Horizontal and vertical control of reconstructed road:

As stated in the contract, it is the Contractor’s responsibility to propose, and the Forest Service to accept a method to ensure the reconstructed road is in its original horizontal alignment, original cross slope, and its original vertical alignment (with minor changes associated with raised grade).

‐ Geotechnical investigation:

The Forest Service performed a geotechnical investigation May of 2020 to determine existing pavement section makeup and depths. The field notes/road log is attached. This is intended to give bidders a general sense of existing conditions.

‐ Water sources in addition to those currently specified in the contract:

There are pre‐approved additional water sources within the project area, including near the specified detour route, and the 4215 aggregate placement area. Also, it is possible to use other water sources if approved by District resource specialists when proposed. However, prospective bidders shall not assume additional water sources will be available for use.

Additional pre‐approved water sources will be added through an amendment to the solicitation (see attached map). Additional pre‐approved water sources:

Howard Creek Rd22 @ T13S, R20E, Sec. 26, NW ¼

Grey Creek Rd4215 @ T15S, R20E, Sec. 23

North Fork Crooked River Rd4215 @ T15S, R21E, Sec. 8, SW ¼

SPECIFIC QUESTIONS

‐ Is there an escalation clause in the contract to account for changes in asphalt pricing?

o Answer: There is not an escalation clause in this contract for asphalt prices.

‐ Is it necessary to scarify the existing concrete bridge decks after removal of existing asphalt, and prior to placement of new asphalt surface course?

o Answer: Scarification of the existing deck will be waived if the contractors asphalt removal proposal can acceptably remove the existing asphalt and allow sufficient adhesion between cleaned deck and new AC surface. Tack coat shall still be required.

‐ Is dust abatement watering for public traffic on the designated detour route required?

o Answer: Watering of the detour route specifically for dust abatement is not required. It is the contractor’s responsibility to determine and provide (with use of specified government sources) the appropriate amount of water to meet detour route maintenance requirements throughout periods of road 42 closure.

‐ Are there operating window (date or time restrictions) to accomplish specified work in the contract?

o Answer: There are not any additional restrictions (such as wildlife restrictions), other than those specified in the contract (such as specified period of performance and temperature specifications).

‐ Is the entire 9.6 mile section of road 42 to be closed during construction regardless of the specific segment awarded?

o Answer: No, as specified in drawings and other documents, road closure shall be according to the options awarded. Note: Detour signs and the detour route remains the same during work on any of the segments specified in the contract.

‐ Is repair of cattle guard steel decks required while replacing and resetting cattle guard foundations?

o Answer: No, repair of cattle guard decks is not required. Cattle guard decks shall be reinstalled in as‐is condition, and as specified. Any repair work necessary will be determined and negotiated at the time of removal.

Road 22 and 42 Asphalt Coring Ochoco National Forest

5/24/2020

Coring asphalt field work on May 18, 19, and 20, 2020

Coring equipment

Generator

Bobcat 873 Mini Excavator with 12 inch auger bit, soil cutting teeth

Jackhammer, electric geology pick, shovel, broom, Cold AC patch, GPS, ruler

Method

Generally alternated side of the road every 1/2 mile. Tried a few different methods to get this to work. Easiest method was to use an existing crack in the

AC. Then jackhammer approximately a 16 inch diameter hole in the cracked AC.

This did not need to to perfect, just enough to allow auger teth to AC easier. The auger teeth were flat for soil and would cut AC but seemed hard on the equipment and wore the teeth down. The auger would cut through the remaining AC, base, to subbase if possible. The auger would reach about 24 inches. Clean out hole with shovels and hands. Use geology pick to scratch sides of hole. Measure AC, base, and top of subbase. Describe soil material of base and subbase. Randomly sample base and subbase material. Fill hole wiith excavated materials and compact. Top hole with cold patch and compact.

Road # 42 Date: 5/18‐19/2020 Logger: Bart Wills

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Geology Notes

C‐42‐1 0.25 44.35389 ‐120.20881 4720 4 5.5 GP Yes GC Yes John Day Fm Base: minus 3/4 inch base, reddish brown, angular gravels with sand, dense, moist, some clay sub‐base dark gray clayey gravel with cobbles, moist, hi plastic clay

C‐42‐2 0.75 44.35402 ‐120.28909 4640 3.5 10.5 GP Yes GC Yes John Day Fm base 1 inch minus with some clay

C‐42‐3 1.25 44.35173 ‐120.27394 4640 2 12 GP No GC No John Day Fm

C‐42‐4 1.75 44.34775 ‐120.27247 4630 3 10 GP Yes GC No John Day Fm very small sample

C‐42‐5 2.25 44.34094 ‐120.27218 4720 5 8.5 GP Yes GC No John Day Fm base 3/4 inch minus; 4‐inch cobbles in subbase

C‐42‐6 2.75 44.33383 ‐120.26953 4810 6 9 GP Yes GC No

Picture Gorge Basalt

(PGB); on alluvial fan base ‐ poorly graded gravel, with silt, no clay, subbase ‐ very dense, dry; base 3/4 inch minus

C‐42‐7 3.25 44.32991 ‐120.26146 4710 5 10 GP No GC No

Picture Gorge Basalt; on alluvial fan 21 inch below surface is free water, saturated soils, subbase medium dense, C‐42‐8 3.75 44.32789 ‐120.25168 4650 5 8 GP Yes GC Yes on PGB, very near contact with John Day good samples of both base and subbase; base 1‐inch minus with clay, very moist

C‐42‐9 4.25 44.32473 ‐120.24288 4630 8.5 7.5 GP No SM No on PGB, very near contact with John Day subbase change to silty sand with gravels

C‐42‐10 4.75 44.32654 ‐120.23550 4570 6.5 4.5 GP No GC No on PGB, very near contact with John Day subbase change back to GC, with cobbles

C‐42‐11 5.25 44.32790 ‐120.22612 4570 5.5 8.5 GP No SM No on PGB, very near contact with John Day subbase change to silty sand with gravels

C‐42‐12 5.75 44.32643 ‐120.21693 4570 9 10 GP Yes GC No on PGB, very near contact with John Day subbase change back to GC, with cobbles; base is 0.75"‐minus

C‐42‐13 6.25 44.32688 ‐120.20666 4540 11 6 GP No GC No on PGB, very near contact with John Day AC 5" with 6" treated gravels over 6" gray gravel base

C‐42‐14 6.75 44.32726 ‐120.19653 4550 12.5 7.5 GP Yes GC No on PGB, very near contact with John Day geotextile at 12.5"; good sample of base; AC 6" with 6.5" treated gravels over 7.5" untreated base

Base = 1"minus

C‐42‐15 7.25 44.32815 ‐120.18679 4520 10 3 GP No GC No on John Day, very near contact with PGB large crack with tree roots, geotextile, AC 6" with 4" treated gravels

C‐42‐16 7.75 44.32793 ‐120.17652 4500 9.5 5.5 GP No GC No on John Day, very near contact with PGB subbase has large white cobbles

C‐42‐17 8.25 44.32868 ‐120.16656 4500 9 6 GP No GC No on John Day, very near contact with PGB large crack with roots

C‐42‐18 8.75 44.33024 ‐120.15694 4510 7.5 5.5 GP No GC No on John Day, very near contact with PGB large crack in road, 1‐inch minus base material (increase size)

C‐42‐19 9.25 44.33370 ‐120.14809 4480 6 16 GP Yes ? No on John Day, very near contact with PGB did not drill to subbase, 1‐inch minus GP with silt or SM (silty sand) with gravels, Walton Rock Source

C‐42‐20 9.75 44.33630 ‐120.13800 4470 6 10 GP No GC No on PGB, very near contact with John Day near bridge at North Fork

0.25 0.75 1.25 1.75 2.25 2.75 3.25 3.75 4.25 4.75 5.25 5.75 6.25 6.75 7.25 7.75 8.25 8.75 9.25 9.75

Chart Title

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Albers P rojection N orth American Datum of 1983 (N AD 83) U niversal T ransverse Mercator, zone 10N

R oads O pen to H ighway Legal V ehicles O nly:

T hese roads are open only to motor vehicles licensed under State law for general operation on all public roads within the state.

EXPLANATION OF LEGEND ITEMS

R oads O pen to All V ehicles:

T hese roads are open to all motor vehicles, including smaller off-highway vehicles that may not be licensed for highway use (but not to oversize or overweight vehicles under State traffic law).

Special V ehicle Designation:

Indicates the road or trail is open to classes of vehicles other than those listed above. R efer to the Seasonal and Special Designation T able for further instructions.

Seasonal Designation:

T his symbol, used in conjunction with one of the other road or trail symbols, indicates that the road or trail is open only during certain portions of the year. R efer to Seasonal and Special Designation T able for further instructions.

Dispersed Camping:

T his symbol is used along with a designated road or trail to indicate limited cross-country motor vehicle use within a specific distance of that route, solely for the purpose of dispersed camping. T he dots indicate where this activity is permitted. T hey may be on the left, right, or both sides of the route. R efer to the Dispersed Camping T able for specifics.

Motorized T rail Access:

T his symbol indicates a trailhead for access to a motorized route. N ot all motorized routes have trailheads and those that do may range from primitive to developed.

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Areas O pen to Cross Country T ravel:

T hese are areas on N ational Forest System land that allow cross-country travel by motorized vehicles. Specific vehicle classes and seasonal designations may be indicated in the Seasonal and Special Designation T able.

O ther P ublic R oads and T rails:

T hese symbols are used to show routes the Forest Service does not have jurisdiction over and has not designated for motorized use. T hese symbols are part of the reference layers showing connections to towns and cities outside the forest boundary.

H ighways, U .S., State O ther P ublic R oads

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INFORMATION SOURCES

O choco N ational Forest 3160 N E 3rd Street P rineville, O R 97754

(541) 416-6500

P aulina R anger District 3160 N E 3rd Street P rineville, O R 97754

(541) 416-6500

Crooked R iver N at'l G rassland 274 SW 4th Street Madras, O R 97741

(541) 475-9272

(541) 416-6640

Lookout Mtn. R anger District 3160 N E 3rd Street P rineville, O R 97754

(541) 416-6500

Milepost Marker# Information Site"]

Legend R oads O pen to H ighway Legal V ehicles R oads O pen to All V ehicles Special Designation (See T able) Seasonal Designation (See T able)

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Forest or U nit Boundary

N ational Forest System Lands N on-N ational Forest System Lands within the N ational Forest W ilderness Areas Township and R ange Lines Section Lines Lakes and R ivers

Areas O pen to Cross-Country T ravel

! R anger District Boundary

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Use Map Motor Vehicle

OREGON National Forest Ochoco

Open to Cross Country Travel Area Name Vehicles Allowed Season of Use

CR YST AL O pen to All V ehicles O P EN YEAR R O U N D AH ALT O pen to All V ehicles O P EN YEAR R O U N D W ALT O N LAKE O pen to All V ehicles O P EN YEAR R O U N D

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H ighway and N on-highway Legal V ehicles (Class I, II, and III)

DR Y CR EEK H O R SE CAMP CG H ighway Legal V ehicles O nly May 1 O CH O CO DIV IDE CG H ighway Legal V ehicles O nly Mid May O CH O CO FO R EST CAMP CG H ighway Legal V ehicles O nly Mid May W ALT O N LAKE CG H ighway Legal V ehicles O nly Mid May W H IST LER SP R IN G CG H ighway Legal V ehicles O nly

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H ighway and N on-highway Legal V ehicles (Class I, II, and III)

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Campground Road Information O pening and Closing dates are subject to weather conditions (snow) and administrative decisions. P lease call to verify ex act dates.

Open Dates To

Recreation Site Class of Vehicle Allowed

O pen Year R ound

O pen Year R ound

Mid N ovember Mid O ctober Mid O ctober

Route Number Distance from Side of Road From Junction To Junction Special Provisions for

Dispersed Camping

R oads designated on Motor V ehicle U se Map as open to motorized access for dispersed camping

300 feet All roads All roads

Motorized access for dispersed camping is only allowed to ex isting, designated, or defined sites, and no closer than 30 feet to a stream, wetland, or water body

Dispersed Camping Table For all roads in this table: Vehicle type and dates allowed are the same as permitted on road

*Ex isting sites have established fire rings or other evidence of historic use; Designated sites are marked with a sign; and Defined sites limit motorized access with boulder or wood structures.

Dispersed Camping Table

Route Number Special Vehicle Designation Dates Allowed Beginning Mile Post

Ending Mile Post

831 12Special V ehicle Designation, with Seasonal Designation

W heeled N on-H ighway Legal V ehicles W ider T han 50 Inches

12/02-03/31 0.000 8.100

831 12Special V ehicle Designation, with Seasonal Designation

All W heeled V ehicles 50 Inches W ide or Less

04/01-12/31 0.000 8.100

2300240, 2300260, 2300262, 2610050, 2610100, 2610102, 2610120, 2700650, 2705012, 2730176, 2730251, 2730260, 2735204, 2735205, 2735206, 3300101, 3300500, 3300502, 3300520, 3300525, 3350000, 3350022, 3360000, 3360050, 3360060, 3360100, 3360110, 3360120, 3360130, 3360300, 3360306, 3360307, 3360350, 3370000, 3370100, 3370125, 3370200, 3380000, 3380025

2R oads open to all V ehicles, with Seasonal Designation

Seasonal Designation 05/01-11/30 0.000 End of R oad

2600250, 2600300, 2600350, 2600352, 2600360 2R oads open to all V ehicles, with Seasonal Designation

Seasonal Designation 05/01-10/31 0.000 End of R oad

2730000 4R oads open to highway legal vehicles only, with Seasonal Designation

Seasonal Designation 05/01-11/30 14.413 15.662

2745120, 2745125, 2745126 2R oads open to all V ehicles, with Seasonal Designation

Seasonal Designation 07/15-05/04 0.000 End of R oad

4200325 11Special V ehicle Designation H igh Clearance V ehicles 01/01-12/31 0.300 0.700

Seasonal and Special Vehicle Designations Legend

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Motor vehicles may be parked within one vehicle length from the edge of the road surface when it is safe to do so without causing damage to N FS resources or facilities, unless prohibited by state law, a traffic sign, or an order (36

CFR 261.54).

PARKING

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Explanation of Road Numbers as Shown on This Map

Distinctive and H orizontal R oute Markers

N ational Forest Distinctive R oute R oute Marker

N ational Forest H orizontal R oute Marker

Distinctive route markers typically consist of two digits and they identify significant, highly traveled roads through the forest passable by passenger cars during the normal season of use.

H orizontal route markers typically consist of four digits with the first two digits identifying the distinctive route that is branched off of. T hey identify all other forest roads passable by standard passenger cars during the normal season of use.

T hese are all considered higher level roads.

N ational Forest Distinctive R oute R oute Marker

Higher Level Rd # Local Rd #

On the Ground On the Map

V ertical R oute Markers V ertical route markers identify roads that are not maintained for travel in standard passenger cars. T hese markers typically identify the higher level road they branch off of with the higher level road number displayed horizontally above the vertical number.

OPERATOR RESPONSIBILITIES

O perating a motor vehicle on N ational Forest System roads, N ational Forest System trails, and in areas on N ational Forest System lands carries a greater responsibility than operating that vehicle in a city or other developed setting. N ot only must you know and follow all applicable traffic laws, you need to show concern for the environment as well as other forest users. T he misuse of motor vehicles can lead to the temporary or permanent closure of any designated road, trail, or area. As a motor vehicle operator, you are also subject to State traffic law, including State requirements for licensing, registration, and operation of the vehicle in question.

Motor vehicle use, especially off-highway vehicle use, involves inherent risks that may cause property damage, serious injury, and possibly death to participants. Drive cautiously and anticipate rough surfaces and features, such as snow, mud, vegetation, and water crossings common to remote driving conditions. By your participation, you voluntarily assume full responsibility for these damages, risks, and dangers. T ake care at all times to protect yourself and those under your responsibility.

Much of the O choco N ational Forest is remote. Medical assistance may not be readily available. Cellular telephones do not work in many areas of the O choco N ational Forest. T ake adequate food, water, first-aid supplies, and other equipment appropriate for the conditions and ex pected weather.

ALW AYS R EMEMBER T O R ESP ECT P R IV AT E LAN D!

P R O T ECT YO U R P R IV ILEG E. ST AY O N DESIG N AT ED

R O ADS AN D T R AILS AN D IN DESIG N AT ED AR EAS.

R ead and understand this map in its entirety. If you have questions, please contact the O choco N ational Forest Supervisor's O ffice for clarification.

As a motor vehicle operator on a N ational Forest System road, trail, or area you must comply with this map, as well as all Federal, State, and local laws and regulations. Compliance with these rules is your responsibility.

Designated roads, trails and areas may also be subject to temporary, emergency closures. As a visitor, you must comply with signs notifying you of such restrictions. A national forest may issue an order to close a road, trail or area on a temporary basis to protect the life, health, or safety of forest visitors or the natural or cultural resources in these areas.

Such a temporary and/or emergency closures are consistent with the T ravel Management R ule (36 CFR 212.52 (b), 36 CFR 261 subpart B).

T he designation "road or trail open to all motor vehicles" does not supersede State traffic law.

V iolators of 36 CFR 261.13 are subject to a fine of up to $5,000, imprisonment for up to 6 months, or both (18 U .S.C.

3571(e)).T his prohibition applies regardless of the presence or absence of signs.

PROHIBITIONS

It Is prohibited to possess or operate a motor vehicle on National Forest System lands on the Ochoco National Forest other than in accordance with these designations

(CFR 261.13)

T his map does not display nonmotorized uses, over-snow uses, or other facilities and attractions on the O choco N ational Forest. O btain forest visitor information from the local national forest office.

In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U .S. Department of Agriculture (U SDA) civil rights regulations and policies, the U SDA, its Agencies, offices, and employees, and institutions participating in or administering U SDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity (including gender ex pression), sex ual orientation, disability, age, marital status, family/parental status, income derived from a public assistance program, political beliefs, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity, in any program or activity conducted or funded by U SDA (not all bases apply to all programs). R emedies and complaint filing deadlines vary by program or incident.

P ersons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g., Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.) should contact the responsible Agency or U SDA’s T AR G ET Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice and T T Y) or contact U SDA through the Federal R elay Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, program information may be made available in languages other than English.

To file a program discrimination complaint, complete the U SDA P rogram Discrimination Complaint Form, AD-3027, found online at http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html and at any U SDA office or write a letter addressed to U SDA and provide in the letter all of the information requested in the form. T o request a copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit your completed form or letter to U SDA by: (1) mail: U .S. Department of Agriculture, O ffice of the Assistant Secretary for Civil R ights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW , W ashington, D.C. 20250-9410; (2) fax : (202) 690-7442; or (3) email: program.intake@usda.gov.

U SDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer, and lender.

PURPOSE AND CONTENTS

OF THIS MAP

T he designations shown on this motor vehicle use map (MV U M) were made by the responsible official pursuant to 36 CFR 212.51; are effective as of the date on the front cover of this MV U M; and will remain in effect until superceded by nex t year's MV U M.

It is the responsibility of the user to acquire the current MV U M.T his MV U M shows the N ational Forest System roads, N ational Forest System trails, and the areas on N ational Forest System lands in the O choco N ational Forest that are designated for motor vehicle use pursuant to 36 CFR 212.51.

T his MV U M also identifies the vehicle classes allowed on each route and in each area; and any seasonal restrictions that apply on those routes and in those areas.

Designation of a road, trail, or area for motor vehicle use by a particular class of vehicle under 36 CFR 212.51 should not be interpreted as encouraging or inviting use or implying that the road, trail, or area is passable, actively maintained, or safe for travel. Motor vehicle designations include parking along designated routes and at facilities associated with designated routes when it is safe to do so and when not causing damage to N ational Forest System resources.

Seasonal weather conditions and natural events may render designated roads and trails impassable for ex tended periods.

Designated areas may contain dangerous or impassable terrain. Many designated roads and trails may be passable only by high-clearance vehicles or four-wheel-drive vehicles.

Maintenance of designated roads and trails will depend on available resources, and many may receive little maintenance.

These designations apply only to National Forest System roads, National Forest System trails, and areas on National Forest System lands.

T his motor vehicle use map identifies those roads, trails, and areas designated for the motor vehicle use under 36 CFR

212.51 for the purpose of enforcing the prohibition at 36 CFR

261.13. T his is a limited purpose. T he other public roads are shown for information and navigation purposes only and are not subject to designation under the Forest Service travel management regulation.

Forest Supervisor, Ochoco National Forest

Seasonal and Special Vehicle Designations bkurtz Line Howard Creek Road 22 bkurtz Typewritten Text Howard Creek Road 22 bkurtz Line bkurtz Typewritten Text Grey Creek Road 4215 bkurtz Line bkurtz Typewritten Text North Fork Crooked River Road 4215