SOW boatdock.docx

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Replace broken wooden boat docks with floating sectional boat docks Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
12444025Q0100
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service

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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the US Forest Service Kincaid National Forest Boat Ramp Dock Replacement project. The solicitation seeks to replace existing broken wooden boat docks with new floating sectional boat docks at the East and West Boat Ramps. The required specifications include 4 ft handrails, a plastic floating platform, a 4' wide aluminum gangway, 4-6 posts, with delivery and installation included. The proposed floating docks offer advantages such as durability, low maintenance, resistance to environmental elements, and improved safety by eliminating wood splinters, rotting wood, and exposed nails. Vendors are requested to submit quotes by 9/28/2025 to Kristina.m.taylor-thomas@usda.gov, with the project targeting recreational boaters who need secure and safe boat launching and docking infrastructure.

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Sol_12444025Q0100_.pdf PDF
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Existing Boat Dock Demensions.pdf PDF
Sol_12444025Q0100_signed.pdf PDF
PHOTOS OF CURRENT KINCAID EAST AND WEST BOAT RAMP DOCKs _.pdf PDF
Kincaid Boat Ramp Docks Locations Map.pdf PDF
FS-Schedule of Items-updated.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
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DrawingUS Forest Service - Kisatchie National Forest Drawing.pdf PDF

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Kincaid East Boat Ramp and West Boat Ramp Boat Dock Replacements Proposal: Replace broken wooden boat docks with floating sectional boat docks

Need: Many recreation boaters use these docks to secure their boat after launching. The boat docks enable the boater to safely walk in and out of their boat after launching. The proposed floating section boat docks are made of durable material that has a long-life span. Floating docks are known to be safe, effective, low maintenance, and hold up to intense environmental elements such as extreme heat, strong winds, and high water caused by extreme storm events. These docks will allow the public to safely enter and exit their boats after launching. An added benefit of a floating dock is that the product does not contain wood or nails. Therefore, there is not a safety concern with wood splinting, rotting wood, nor exposed nails. Furthermore, the proposed floating docks will reduce repair maintenance because of the durable materials that they are manufactured out of.

4 ft handrails, plastic floating platform, 4’ wide aluminum gangway, 4–6 post, delivery and installation included.

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