1240LS25Q0034 SOW.pdf

Solicitation Number: 1240LS25Q0034

Statement of Work

2025 Vault Toilet Pumping Contract – Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest Salt Lake, Heber-Kamas Ranger, and Ogden Ranger Districts

The Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest proposes to contract an outside company to service up to 83 vault toilet buildings withing the Salt Lake, Heber-Kamas Ranger, and Ogden Ranger Districts in accordance with the Statement of Work and attached Schedule of Items.

1. Scope Of Contract Contractor will be required to pump up to 83 vault toilets buildings. Buildings are typically single or double vaults, with each vault having an approximate maximum 1,000-gallon capacity. This service will be on an As- Needed Basis throughout the year. These restrooms are located within the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest and can be accessed either by asphalt or dirt roads. Estimated location, mileage and directions can be found on the attached Schedule of Items and Map Package.

UWC 2025 Vault Toilet Pumping - Schedule of Items Summary

County Number of Buildings

Number of Vaults

Estimate Maximum Pumped Per Year (see Schedule of Items for solicitation quantities)

Salt Lake Ranger District Salt Lake County 27 55 37.5 Davis County 3 5 4 Toole County 2 2 2

Heber/Kamas Ranger District Summit County 28 39 43 Wasatch County 13 18 14.75

Ogden Ranger District Weber County 10 11 21

Contractors shall, in accordance with Local, State, and Federal Regulations, furnish toilet pumping services, including all equipment, supervision, transportation, labor, operating supplies, and incident management necessary to:

• Pump

• Wash Down

• Cleanup

• Disinfect

• Dispose of all waste products removed from toilet vaults

1-A Description of Vault Toilets

Vault toilets are concrete toilets, capable of holding up to 1000 gallons of waste per vault.

(typical: CXT Double Cascadian Vault Restroom | L.B. Foster (lbfoster.com) or CXT Gunnison Single Vault Restroom | L.B. Foster (lbfoster.com)) Access to pump toilets can be found at the back of the building and will require a Yale key from the Forest Service to unlock. Other pertinent information can be found through verbal communication with the District Representative.

1-B Scheduling Work Work shall be assigned on an As-Needed Basis, with location and dates to be determined by the District Representative. Upon notification by the District Representative, the contractor shall start work within 5 calendar days and complete work after no more than 12 days. Work shall occur between 7:00 AM and 4:00 PM. In the event that emergency pumping will be required, general servicing of toilets may occur outside of these established time constraints. Both parties will agree on response time for emergency pumping.

Work shall be completed according to the attached Schedule of Items. All restrooms shall be pumped no later than April 30, 2026. Scheduling will take place with the district representatives listed below. Work shall take place between 7:00 AM and 4:00 PM.

District Representatives:

Salt Lake Ranger District (RD) Steve Brown 801-201-3104

Emily Gilson 385-421-7212 Heber-Kamas Ranger District Kirk North 435-503-4038 Ogden Ranger Districts Ron Garrison 435-881-5680

1-C Definitions Sewage is Liquid, Semi-Liquid, and Solid Waste Matter

Debris is all other refuse found in vault toilets, including but not limited to:

Cans Bottles Rocks Sticks Logs Dead Animals Clothing Plastic Bags Containers Metal Products Pinecones Food Products Paper Product Tools Diapers Napkins Miscellaneous Trash Whole Toilet Paper Rolls

1-D Contractor’s Representative Prior to starting work, the Contractor shall designate in writing a person to act for him/her during any absence from work. Contractor shall also specify scope of designated authority to the person who is substituting his/her responsibilities.

1-E Minimum Pumping Request Guarantee At a minimum, each work order will guarantee two vaults per service call, unless in case of emergency, then both parties will make a mutual agreement.

1-F Measurement and Payment Payment shall be made on a monthly basis, at the per unit bid price in Schedule of Items per month, in accordance with all call-outs accomplished during the previous month.

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1-G Inspections and Acceptance Services performed under this contract shall be subject to inspection and acceptance by the Forest Service.

The District Representative will provide to the Contractor written notice of any item not meeting contract requirements. If deficiencies are not corrected within 48 hours, the Contractor may be considered in default of the contract. Regardless of inspections by the Forest Service, the Contractor is responsible for self-inspection and maintaining work to the standard required in this contract.

2. Technical Specifications The majority of the toilets are accessible by asphalt roads maintained by the State of Utah, associated counties, and/or the Forest Service. A few restrooms are accessible by hardened aggregate surface roads and parking lots suitable for service trucks. However, there are several vault toilets that are accessible via dirt roads.

2-A Equipment The Contractor shall furnish any and all toilet pumping equipment to complete requires services, including but not limited to:

• Tank Truck with the ability to reverse the suction process to clear clogged lines

• Tools necessary to open manholes and remove risers

• Approved Disinfectant (approved by the District Representative)

• 4-inch Minimum Suction Hose o Length of hose must be long enough to accomplish the required pumping. Some sites may require additional hose to reach vaults from roadway

• High Pressure Jet Washer System o To wash the side and end walls of the Vault and dilute solidified waste at the bottom o To wash last portion of waste down a sloped bottom vault

2-B Pumping Procedures through an Outside Manhole Contractor shall not pump through the toilet riser when an outside manhole is available, and said manhole opening is greater than, or equal to, 20 square inches. Upon removing the manhole cover, the Contractor shall remove as much debris as possible, prior to pumping out waste. All debris removed from the vault shall be placed into a leak proof container, so that no contamination will result to the surrounding ground.

Procedures for flat bottom vault as follows:

When waste has been removed within four to five inches of the bottom of the vault, the four-inch hose will begin to suck air. At this time the Contractor will use a smaller hose to remove any further debris that was not removed earlier. Using a high-pressure jet-washing system, the Contractor will wash down the interior walls of the vault, before the clinging debris has a chance to dry.

If heavy concentration of solids remains, the high pressure, jet-washing system will be used to break up and dilute the solids. Contractor will continue to pump waste until the hose is sucking too much air, and pumping becomes impractical.

Procedures for sloped bottom vaults as follows:

Contractor shall pump waste, from the deep end, until the pump begins to suck air. Remove any remaining debris and begin to wash the walls using a high pressure, jet-washing system, and wash any remaining waste down the sloped bottom. Pump out rest of waste until the hose begins to suck air.

2-C Pumping Through Toilet Riser Contractor shall only pump through the toilet riser when no outside manhole is available. Remove the toilet riser prior to pumping or removing any debris. Contractor will begin to pump waste in accordance with 2- B. Extra care shall be taken to prevent waste from spilling. Toilet Paper dispenser and toilet riser will be covered with a waterproof material, prior to removing debris, and starting the pumping process.

Contractor will thoroughly wash and disinfect the inside and outside of the toilet riser, including the seat and cover, prior to replacing the riser. Both the riser and the seat will be dry before the Contractor leaves the work site.

2-D Conduct of Personnel The Contractor and his/her personnel shall make every reasonable effort to prevent any interference with the normal use of recreation areas, while engaged in the performance of the contract. Contractor and his/her employees shall keep themselves and their equipment clean and presentable at all times. The District Representative may, in writing, require the Contractor to remove any employee deemed incompetent, careless, and discourteous to the public, or for theft of any government owned property.

3-A Deliverables

• Toilet pumping must begin within 5 days of notification, and be complete 12 days after initial notification

• Services are subject to inspection and acceptance by the government

• Contractor is to pump toilets in a manner consistent with all specifications as outlined in this contract o Meeting all pumping, waste removal, and cleaning specifications