S01 Amendment 01 Supporing Images DSR_VI-STC-401_Site Showing.pdf

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This file contains damage survey report pictures and details for debris removal services on St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands following Hurricane Dorian. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number 12FPC323Q0091 from the Department of Agriculture Under Secretary for Farm Production and Conservation seeking debris removal services in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands. The damage survey report pictures document vegetation and non-vegetation debris, woody debris, metal cables, sheets and trash obstructing waterways and eroding banks at locations including Catherine's Rest that require clearing and bank stabilization with riprap as part of the debris removal services.

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Damage Survey Report (DSR) DSR VI-STC-401 EWP Debris/Obstruction Removal - ST Croix – Hurricane Dorian

Catherines Rest, St Croix, VI

Picture #1, #2: Downstream Inside waterway, vegetative and non-vegetative debris to be removed.

Site showing 8/31/2023.

Picture #3, #4: Under Culverts, outlet downstream. DSR Original Pictures vs Existing conditions

Picture #5, #6: Under Culverts, inlet upstream. DSR Original Pictures vs Existing conditions

Picture #7, #8: Downstream Inside waterway. Woody debris to be removed first 80 fts. DSR Original Pictures vs Existing conditions

Picture #9, #10: Downstream Inside waterway. Woody debris, metal cables, metal sheets and other trash to be removed first 150 fts. DSR Original Pictures vs Existing conditions

Picture #11, #12: Downstream Inside waterway. Woody debris, Partial roof with timber and metal sheets and other trash to be removed at 200 fts. DSR Original Pictures vs Existing conditions

Picture #13, #14: Downstream Right Bank (30 ft eroded bank). Area to be stabilized with Riprap. DSR Original Pictures vs Existing conditions.

Picture #15: Loose uncompacted rock was deposited to fill the Downstream Right Bank gully (30 ft eroded bank). Area to be stabilized with Riprap.

Additional pictures showing existing Downstream conditions.

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