C05c SOI KentsLake 05.18.2026.xlsx

This is a Schedule of Items (SOI) pricing template for the GAOA Kent's Lake Campground Reconstruction Project at Fishlake National Forest in Utah, solicitation number 1240LT26Q0106. The document lists all line items required for the campground reconstruction with quantities, units of measure, and pricing columns for contractor cost proposals.

The base bid encompasses comprehensive site work including construction staking, mobilization, demolition of existing structures, concrete improvements (sidewalks, stairs, pads totaling 19 cubic yards), and guard rail installation (500 linear feet). Family camping units comprise the majority of improvements: 23 single-unit sites with aggregate pads, 6 single-unit sites with concrete pads, and 2 double-unit sites with aggregate pads, plus 31 unit marker reinstallations. Infrastructure work includes 315 linear feet of 2-inch HDPE potable water pipeline, four new water hydrants at non-host sites and one at host site, one 1,000-gallon concrete septic tank, and 30 linear feet of 4-inch PVC sewer line. Site preparation encompasses clearing and grubbing (multiple groups), 1,150 cubic yards of select borrow material, grading work, 4,500 linear feet of roadside ditch excavation, and aggregate surfacing totaling 3,150 cubic yards. Additional work includes 3,400 square feet of rockery retaining walls, 33 tent pads (29 single 16'x16' and 4 double 16'x24'), concrete curbstops (46 total), relocated cattle guard and stock gate, reinstalled wood fencing, seeding, and culvert installation (610 linear feet combined 12, 18, and 24-inch galvanized steel corrugated metal pipe). Optional bid items include day-use area improvements: concrete sidewalk (27 cubic yards), picnic area with concrete pad and four picnic tables, 24'x24' shade structure, additional water hydrant, clearing and grubbing, site preparation, aggregate base (50 cubic yards), retaining walls (150 square feet), and 300 linear feet of 4-foot native surface trail. The contracting officer reserves the right to resolve bid extension errors using unit prices rather than extended totals.