C-2 Attachment 5 Quote.docx

This is a quotation form for solicitation 1240BJ26Q0004, BBVC Lakefront Trail and Outhouse Replacement, issued by the Department of Agriculture Forest Service. The quote template requires contractors to provide pricing for construction work at the Begich Boggs Visitor Center in Portage Valley, Alaska, with a period of performance from June 1, 2026 to October 31, 2027.

The solicitation includes two base items and two option items with specific line items and quantities. Base Item 1 covers lakefront trail replacement, including mobilization, keyed rip-rap (774 cubic yards), sign systems (3 units), unclassified excavation (34 cubic yards), borrow material (465 cubic yards), trail restoration and widening (65 linear feet), clearing and grubbing, aggregate surfacing (455 linear feet), base course (455 linear feet), and removal of concrete trail, stairs, and road signs (2 units). Base Item 2 addresses outhouse decommissioning and replacement, including mobilization, outhouse removal (1 unit), structural concrete for sidewalk and loading area (176 square feet), removable bollards (27 units), concrete double vault outhouse (1 unit), unclassified excavation (10 cubic yards), borrow material (13 cubic yards), and clearing and grubbing. Option Item 1 covers a scenic overlook with reinforced concrete retaining wall, structural concrete overlook surface (30 square feet), interpretive sign mount (2 units), metal safety railing, and borrow material (11 cubic yards). Option Item 2 includes beach access trail construction with keyed rip-rap Class 3 (281 cubic yards), structural concrete for trail (164 linear feet), unclassified excavation (11 cubic yards), borrow material (5 cubic yards), and clearing and grubbing. Contractors must also provide past performance information for no more than three similar projects completed within the last five years, including customer name, contract number, contact information, performance dates, project value, and scope description. References to completed CPARS evaluations may substitute for detailed project descriptions on government contracts.