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IDIQ RFP NO. 1291S819R4004

ATTACHMENT 3

TASK ORDER RFP BDF FRONT COUNTRY AND MOUNTAIN TOP

SECTION B – SUPPLIES OR SERVICES AND PRICES/COSTS

NOTE: The Offeror must submit a price on all items. If Offeror does not intend to charge for a bid Item, a price of "0" or "NO COST" should be shown.

B-1 BID SCHEDULE

ROAD # ROAD NAME BMP EMP ROAD MAINTENANCE

LEVEL

2N09 Polique Creek Road 0 3.92 3

2N10 Mill Creek Road 0 12.539 3

2N13 Snow Slide Road 0 9.56 3

2N13B Butler Peak Road 0 2.5 2

3N03 Smarts Ranch (OHV) Road 0 7.4 2

3N06 Stockton Flats Road 0 2.9 3

3N09 Van Dusen Canyon Road 0 3.55 2

3N21 Baldy Mesa Road 0 4.3 2

3N24 Desert Front (OHV) Road 0 12.3 2

3N34 Crab Flats – Hwy 173 to parking area at Splinter’s Cabin 0 14.08

8.25 2

2N58 Middle Fork Road 0.5 2.93 3

3N14 Coxey Road – from 3N12 to Forest Boundary 0 14.6 3

3N12 Delamar Mountain Road 0 3.62 3

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ITEM

NO. DESCRIPTION UNIT QNTY UNIT

PRICE AMOUNT

151(01) Mobilization LS 1 $ $

303 Road Reconditioning

30307b Surface Maintenance Level 3 roads to include cleaning ditches and cattle guards

MILE 29.569

40.01 $ $

30307b Surface Maintenance Level 2 roads to include cleaning ditches and cattle guards

MILE 40.58

35.8 $ $

403 Asphalt Concrete Pavement Patching

40305b Pothole Patching, Asphalt Concrete, CADOT

SY 10 $ $

TOTAL $

NOTE:

Payment for bond premiums shall not be in addition to the task order contract price. Include bond payments under 151(01) Mobilization.

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C-5 REQUIREMENTS/TASKS OVERVIEW

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR ROAD MAINTENANCE

The Road Maintenance Schedule specifies the road number and required maintenance activity for each road.

Adjustments to these schedules may be made in accordance with applicable FAR clauses. Any such adjustments require prior written documentation from the Contracting Officer.

Maintenance and Control of Traffic

For all items of work provide safety signage, barricades, lane closures, flaggers, and other traffic control devices appropriate for the location of the work. Take all necessary precautions for the protection of workers and the public. At a minimum, erect warning signs in advance of any place on the project where operations may interfere with the use of the road or trail by traffic. The minimum may only be used on closed roads where public traffic is not expected, but administrative traffic or pedestrian use is possible. On any open road, more comprehensive warnings and traffic control is required. Maximum delay of any traffic on open roads is 10 minutes. See also, Attachment 3, Section C-1.2.2.

Erosion and Sedimentation Control

If the work of the contract creates potential for soil erosion or silt migration over areas of mature vegetation or natural areas the contractor will be responsible for providing silt fence, straw bales or other suitable containment and will also be required to seed, fertilize , and mulch bare ground areas. Such works includes, but is not limited to culvert cleaning, excess dirt generation from ditch transition cleaning, and disposal of slide or silt trap material. This does not include the newly graded ditch line.

Grading Aggregate Surfaced, Native Surfaced, and Non-surfaced Roads

Scarify sections of roads where numerous or severe deep defects have developed. Scarification depth shall be to a depth of 6 inches or to the bottom of the defect, whichever is less.

All suitable dislodged aggregate shall be smoothly spread over the entire traveled way to produce proper cross slope or crown. (1/4” to ½” per foot of width).

All suitable aggregate which has been worked onto road shoulders by traffic or maintenance activities shall be reclaimed onto the traveled way. A definite, continuous, and smooth line between aggregate surface and road shoulder shall be obtained. Grass, pine needle, or leaf litter shall be evenly spread within the traveled way after sifting out the surface aggregate. Excessive amounts of grass or leaf litter may be evenly spread along the shoulder if approved by the government technical monitor or COR prior to placement. Excessive amounts of grass or leaf litter containing aggregate may be placed in areas designated by the COR. Berming of litter and litter balls containing aggregate along the fill side shoulder will not be allowed. The contractor shall make as many passes as necessary to assure that the aggregate is sifted out of the grass and leaf litter.

The Forest Service may supply aggregate to be placed by tailgate spreading at any time and in any amount.

Finish blading by the contractor is required when aggregate is hauled and spread ahead of the contractor’s blading operations. No additional compensation will be allowed for finish grading government-furnished

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SECTION F – LIST OF ATTACHMENTS

LIST OF ATTACHMENTS (AGAR 452.252-70) (FEB 1988)

NUMBER

TITLE PAGES

1 MAPS –

REPLACED VIA AMENDMENT 2

2 ADDITINONAL SPECIFICATION INFORMATION

892 AND 893

3 FIRE PLAN 11

4 ROAD USE RULES AND RESTRICTIONS 4

5 DOL SCA WAGE DETERMINATION 2015-5629 13

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3N06

(PAVED SECTION)

2019 - Road Maintenance Contract San Bernardino N.F.

Front Country R.D.

May 21, 2019 ´1 0 1 20.5

Miles

Legend Road to be maintained

Map 1 of 3

2019 - Road Maintenance Contract San Bernardino N.F.

Mountaintop R.D.

May 21, 2019 ´1 0 1 20.5

Miles

Legend

Map 2 of 3

2019 - Road Maintenance Contract San Bernardino N.F.

Mountaintop R.D.

May 21, 2019 ´1 0 1 20.5

Miles

Legend

Map 3 of 3