Drawings.pdf

This document is a project design package for the National Elk Refuge Access Road Repair project in Teton County, Wyoming, prepared by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Region 6 Engineering in Denver, Colorado. The drawing index identifies three sheets: a vicinity map and drawing index (Sheet 1/3), an elk refuge site plan (Sheet 2/3), and details (Sheet 3/3).

The project scope involves repairing an access road at the National Elk Refuge with four primary work tasks: cleaning the surface and removing loose debris, applying a prime coat to the existing road surface, placing a 3-inch lift of asphalt cement pavement, and rolling and compacting the asphalt using a steel drum roller. The repair area encompasses approximately 7,743 square feet with a perimeter of 1,030 linear feet, located adjacent to E Broadway Avenue and the Water Department Pump House. The site plan identifies the specific access road location requiring repair, and the road detail cross-section specifies pavement composition including an aggregate base, compacted backfill, and finished hot asphalt overlay. Elevation estimates for the area range from 6,269 feet to 6,282 feet. The document does not contain pricing terms, response dates, award dates, set-asides, or federal contract vehicle information, serving instead as technical design specifications for the road repair work.