A2 -FR 28 Willow Creek Emergency Stabilization.docx
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This federal solicitation requests proposals for final design and construction services to restore aquatic habitat in Willow Creek, New Mexico. The U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service R3-Southwestern Region is seeking to improve aquatic habitat and stabilize the stream channel through installation of erosion control structures like rock clusters, J-hook vanes, and cross vane weirs. Final design is required prior to implementation. The project is located on the Gila National Forest and has a magnitude between $100,000 to $250,000. Proposals are due January 9, 2024 and award will be made using best value tradeoffs. The small business set-aside requires registration in SAM.gov. A site visit is scheduled for December 12, 2023 and questions are due by December 15th. The complete solicitation will be available on SAM.gov on or after November 30th. Davis Bacon wage rates apply and payment and performance bonds are required.
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Site 1. On NFSR 507. Crossing Washout.
Simple dirt work, filling and smoothing to make crossing traversable - will be in drainage for 30 ft. No off site material needed.
Site 2. On NFSR 507 – Washout of Road.
Alluvium pushed
Simple dirt work – Dozer/Backhoe to push approximately 17 CY of alluvium for 100 ft. Estimated project demensions 100’x3’x3’.
Site 3. On NFSR 507 – Crossing Washout.
Simple dirt work, filling and smoothing to make crossing traversable. Dozer in drainage for 30 ft. No off site material needed.
Site 4. On Catron County Road 073 – Embankment Erosion.
Dozer will push approximately 75 CY of alluvium for 100 ft to reinforce embankment. No off site material needed. Dozer in creek for 100 ft.
Site 5. On Catron County Road 073– Trees removed ONLY.
Site 6. On Catron County Road 073 – More rock needed
In creek for 72 ft. Approximately 12 CY of rock will be imported from a blast site located at the junction of NFSR 28 and NFSR 142. Estimated project demensions 72’x3’x3’.
Site 7. On Catron County Road 073 – Embankment Erosion
Import approximately 5 CY of (1’-2’) rock from blast site. Dozer in creek 30 ft. Estimated project demensions 30’x3’x3’.
Site 8. On NFSR 508 - Willow Creek C.G. crossing washout.
Over excavate, bury rock and back drag to make crossing traversable. Dozer/Backhoe in creek 40 ft. Import 18 CY of 1’ nominal size rock from blast site. Estimated project demensions 40’x12’x3’.
Site 9. On Catron County road 073 – Road washed out.
Dozer/Backhoe to move approximately 100 CY alluvium and import a volume of 51 CY from blast site. Estimated project demensions 110’x5’x5’.
Site 10. On NFSR 28 – Road washed out
Dozer/Backhoe in creek for 110 ft. 100 CY of volume moved and 185 CY of volume imported from blast site. Estimated project demensions, Road 80’x4’x7’, Embankment 110’x7’x7’.
Site 11. On NFSR 28 – Embankment washout.
Telephone line Telephone line
Dozer/Backhoe to push alluvium to protect utilities and shoulder. In creek 150 ft. 75 CY volume moved and 50 CY volume imported from blast site.
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