SF30 1240LT24Q0043 - Amend 1.pdf

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Camp Creek Road Gravel Spreading, Jackson County, CO
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This document contains Questions and Answers related to Solicitation 1240LT24Q0043 - Amendment No. 1 for the Camp Creek Road Gravel Spreading project in Jackson County, Colorado. The solicitation is for a contract to spread and compact government-furnished aggregate on National Forest Service Road 895.1. Key details include:

The project requires a Project Manager to be available on-site as needed. Water from Camp Creek may be used for the project, and the existing Forest Service road is suitable for passenger vehicles. The distance between the stockpile and work area is approximately 2 miles. The Forest Service will grade the roads before the start of the project. The contract specifications call for a 6-inch compacted lift of gravel along the road, using the 5,355 tons of gravel provided. The road will be closed to the public during the July through September timeframe of the project.

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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Solicitation 1240LT24Q0043 – Amendment No. 1

Camp Creek Road Gravel Spreading

Question #1: Will a project Manager be required on site?

Question #1 Answer: In reference to Section H, Clause 452.237-74 – Key Personnel, it is required that a Project Manager be assigned and available on-site as needed.

Question #2: Is there a water source available near the project site?

Question #2 Answer: Yes, water from Camp Creek may be used for this project.

Question #3: What are road conditions like?

Question #3 Answer: National Forest Service Road 895 (Camp Creek) is maintained as a Forest Service level 3 road and is suitable for passenger cars.

Question #4: What is the distance between the stockpile and work area?

Question #4 Answer: Approximately 2 miles.

Question #5: Will the Forest Service perform grading work to prepare the raods before the contract start date?

Question #5 Answer: Yes, the Forest Service will grade the roads within the work area before the start of the project.

Question #6: The specifications call for 6” of compacted material. What if there isn’t enough material to complete the entire road length?

Question #6 Answer: The intent is to follow the specifications and apply a 6” compacted lift to the road surface. It is written in the Statement of Work that the stockpiled material includes 5,355 tons of gravel. The 6” compacted depth specification shall be met until the entire road length is complete or the entire stockpiled material is used.

Question #7: Will the public be allowed to use the road during the project?

Question #7 Answer: No, it is the intent of the Forest Service to close the road to the public for the duration of the project. The timeframe would be from July through September.

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