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Performance Work Statement (PWS)
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Groundwater Well Inventory Survey, Two Years of Groundwater Monitoring Events, and Well Instrumentation Cost-Estimating, for Groundwater Wells in Eight
Major Groundwater Basins of SE California
Contents PWS 1.0 Background on the Government’s Requirement PWS 2.0 General Scope of Work PWS 3.0 Overall Objective(s) PWS 4.0 Specific Tasks PWS 5.0 Delivery / Performance Schedule PWS 6.0 Government-Furnished Property, Materials, Services PWS 7.0 Security and Administrative Matters PWS 8.0 Technical Exhibits and Definitions
Exhibit 1: Well Site Photographs, Eight Examples Exhibit 2: Performance Requirements Summery (PRS) Exhibit 3: Table of Additional Well Details
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PWS 1.0 Background on the Government’s Requirement
Bureau of Land Management (BLM)-California, Barstow Field Office, is interested in establishing a groundwater monitoring program for a portion of its Southern desert lands, to help improve land and water management and decision-making ability in areas where groundwater and aquifer data are limited. This is expected to be a two-year project.
There is significant uncertainty as to the number and types of groundwater wells currently present on BLM Lands in the eight groundwater basins listed in Table 1 below.
Part of the project involves a field-based well survey inventory and inspection program.
Subsequent phases of the project includes two rounds of measuring water levels, collecting water quality data, and a cost analysis for instrumenting certain wells with salinity and water level data loggers (submersible sensors).
PWS 2.0 General Scope of Work
Services include:
1) Locating and documenting characteristics of up to 150 wells mainly on BLM Lands in in eight groundwater basins of the general eastern Mojave and Sonoran Desert regions of Southeastern California (all in eastern San Bernardino and Riverside Counties). Currently, 116 wells have been documented, but it is likely that other undocumented well will be discovered. Currently there is interest from residents in or around BLM property have interest in taking part in this survey, practically in the Chuckwalla Valley. Most wells appear to be water supply wells -- either active, inactive, or destroyed/decommissioned, but little data exist for many of the wells. State-of-California well completion and Groundwater Ambient Monitoring and Assessment (GAMA) data for this area are known to be problematic and incorrect in many places. This step involves confirming well locations and well parameters and registering any unexpected wells encountered on BLM Lands in the eight basins listed in Table 1. Therefore, the contractor will need constant field awareness of BLM land boundaries and adjacent land-owner parcels.
2) Conducting two annual rounds of groundwater level and water quality monitoring for any identified monitoring wells or abandoned water supply wells without pumps (estimated at approximately 30 wells in number total). For efficiency, the first groundwater monitoring event may coincide with the well identification inventory event (field-based work). The minimum number of expected rounds of groundwater monitoring is two. If budget allows, quarterly or seasonal monitoring can also be conducted.
3) Perform a feasibility study and cost estimation effort regarding sensor and data transmission instrumentation for an unknown number of monitoring and
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4) Preparing a report for each field effort and a report resulting from the feasibility study and cost estimation listed in (3), above.
All work, including all reporting shall be completed by 30 Sept 2025.
At least ten of the wells are within or very near to active mining areas (know mining areas are in bold print table 1), therefore, certification by the Mine Safety & Health Association (MSHA) to work independently (without escort and supervision) within an open surface mine is required. Because the wells are in the extreme climate of the Mojave and Sonoran Deserts, where temperatures in excess of 120 degrees are common, and because in many times well areas are very remote, acute attention shall be paid by the contractor to worker health and safety and Health and Safety Plans (HASP) shall be prepared to industry standards for all of the fieldwork planned to be conducted.
In summary, the work products are fieldwork, cost estimation work, a report of key physical characteristics of identified wells, a report for each of the two annual monitoring events, and the cost estimate report for installing transducers in wells that can reasonably accommodate them.
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Place of Performance:
Well locations are plotted in blue below in Figure 1 and their coordinates are listed below in Table 1 and Exhibit 3. Wells in bold italics are identified as either in or very close to active mining areas. Additional well details are provided in Exhibit 3.
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Table 1: Well Location Table. Coordinates are in WGS84 datum.
Best available well name Latitude Longitude Groundwater Basin 06N11E30X001S 34.5811 -115.8735 Bristol Valley 06N12E29P001S 34.5757 -115.7514 Bristol Valley 06N12E31A001S 34.5721 -115.7606 Bristol Valley DH-6A 34.49707 -115.751462 Bristol Valley 04N12E06R001S 34.4588 -115.7563 Bristol Valley G-4 34.51664 -115.668092 Bristol Valley NA 34.51345 -115.651242 Bristol Valley NA 34.53007 -115.636679 Bristol Valley 06N12E35F001S 34.5686 -115.7042 Bristol Valley 06N13E32M001S 34.5649 -115.6495 Bristol Valley 05N12E11B001S 34.5424 -115.6905 Bristol Valley BNSF Well 34.51892 -115.500881 Bristol Valley NA 34.52712 -115.598226 Bristol Valley 05N14E15L001S 34.5207 -115.5017 Bristol Valley 05N14E15K001S 34.5183 -115.5005 Bristol Valley 06N14E31A001S 34.5699 -115.5492 Bristol Valley DH-1 34.47039 -115.700832 Bristol Valley DH-2 34.48537 -115.667632 Bristol Valley DH-5 34.48529 -115.747382 Bristol Valley DH-5A 34.48535 -115.747302 Bristol Valley Gravel Pit 34.4440 -115.746502 Bristol Valley CA3601097_002_002 34.43512 -115.70297 Bristol Valley 05N12E32G001S 34.4806 -115.7432 Bristol Valley 04N12E05A001S 34.4696 -115.7388 Bristol Valley TT-2 34.48873 -115.728582 Bristol Valley SCE-11 34.42223 -115.434452 Cadiz Valley 04N15E23X001S 34.4206 -115.3766 Cadiz Valley 04N15E24E001S 34.4203 -115.3675 Cadiz Valley 04N15E24X001S 34.4206 -115.359 Cadiz Valley CL-1 34.32794 -115.410962 Cadiz Valley 04N20E12F001S 34.4499 -114.8334 Chemehuevi Valley 04N21E19X001S 34.4192 -114.8137 Chemehuevi Valley 04N22E15H001S 34.4355 -114.6498 Chemehuevi Valley West Well 34.44416 -114.478885 Chemehuevi Valley 04N24E17A001S 34.4391 -114.475 Chemehuevi Valley 342641114284301 34.44415 -114.478857 Chemehuevi Valley Whipple Well 34.36307 -114.451081 Chemehuevi Valley
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02S17E30E001S 33.9716 -115.2448 Chuckwalla Valley Packard Well 33.93447 -115.078876 Chuckwalla Valley 03S18E03Q001S 33.9354 -115.0779 Chuckwalla Valley 03S19E05N001S 33.9354 -115.0163 Chuckwalla Valley 03S18E11A001S 33.9318 -115.0561 Chuckwalla Valley CA3301227_002_002 33.84538 -115.382946 Chuckwalla Valley 04S15E02D001S 33.8594 -115.3854 Chuckwalla Valley 04S15E11C001S 33.845 -115.3811 Chuckwalla Valley L10009957466-EMW-03 33.77689 -115.407189 Chuckwalla Valley L10009957466-EMW-01 33.7772 -115.409649 Chuckwalla Valley L10009957466-EMW-02 33.77854 -115.407075 Chuckwalla Valley 04S16E29R001S 33.7907 -115.3197 Chuckwalla Valley 04S17E06C001S 33.8592 -115.2394 Chuckwalla Valley Granite Well 33.68169 -115.438051 Chuckwalla Valley 05S15E29K001S 33.7070 -115.4343 Chuckwalla Valley 05S15E12N001S 33.7439 -115.3789 Chuckwalla Valley 05S16E19N001S 33.7177 -115.3557 Chuckwalla Valley 05S16E18M001S 33.7355 -115.3557 Chuckwalla Valley 05S16E10N001S 33.7461 -115.3034 Chuckwalla Valley 05S16E22N001S 33.7177 -115.3034 Chuckwalla Valley 05S16E25F001S 33.7106 -115.2642 Chuckwalla Valley 05S17E33N001S 33.6861 -115.2219 Chuckwalla Valley CA3301164_002_002 33.66153 -114.98409 Chuckwalla Valley CA3301164_001_001 33.66494 -114.99815 Chuckwalla Valley Wileys Well Rip-Rap 33.66389 -114.899101 Chuckwalla Valley Teague Well 33.5842 -114.995258 Chuckwalla Valley Hopkins Well (a?) 33.61225 -114.995536 Chuckwalla Valley Hopkins Well (b?) 33.60546 -115.003276 Chuckwalla Valley Ford Well 33.6167 -114.937201 Chuckwalla Valley 07S19E04R001S 33.585 -114.9964 Chuckwalla Valley 07S20E04R001S 33.5839 -114.8911 Chuckwalla Valley 06S19E33A001S 33.6146 -114.9938 Chuckwalla Valley 06S20E30L001S 33.6216 -114.9327 Chuckwalla Valley Ford Dry Lake Well 33.61112 -114.996989 Chuckwalla Valley 333527114511902 33.59104 -114.855478 Chuckwalla Valley 333527114511901 33.59104 -114.855478 Chuckwalla Valley 333527114511903 33.59104 -114.855478 Chuckwalla Valley 07S18E11N001S 33.5753 -115.0766 Chuckwalla Valley 07S18E11R001S 33.5753 -115.0636 Chuckwalla Valley 08S20E10N001S 33.4899 -114.8846 Chuckwalla Valley
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Coon Hollow Well 33.45207 -114.891392 Chuckwalla Valley Wiley Well 33.49516 -114.873676 Chuckwalla Valley CA3601086_001_001 34.910 -115.060 Fenner Valley CA3601098_001_001 34.81083 -115.2125 Fenner Valley 07N15E35R001S 34.635 -115.3775 Fenner Valley 343806115223601 34.635 -115.377484 Fenner Valley HWY Well #1 34.6314 -115.334062 Fenner Valley Fenner Well 34.819734 -115.181423 Fenner Valley Fenner Valley Cdoh Maint. 34.732645 -115.251272 Fenner Valley NA 34.63141 -115.334078 Fenner Valley 06N16E06Q003S 34.635 -115.3453 Fenner Valley 343806115204001 34.635 -115.34526 Fenner Valley 07N18E08E001S 34.7122 -115.1253 Fenner Valley 08N17E31X001S 34.7383 -115.241 Fenner Valley 344242115072601 34.71167 -115.124698 Fenner Valley NA 34.60502 -115.430722 Fenner Valley 05N15E04B001S 34.5570 -115.4095 Fenner Valley 06N14E25X001S 34.5790 -115.4684 Fenner Valley 343306115245001 34.55167 -115.414707 Fenner Valley Priests Well 34.01752 -114.897204 Rice Valley 02S20E08A001S 34.0186 -114.8979 Rice Valley 02S20E08B001S 34.0172 -114.8983 Rice Valley Brown Well 33.98421 -114.884833 Rice Valley Gypsum Well 33.90974 -114.82859 Rice Valley 02S21E28N001S 33.9644 -114.7879 Rice Valley 01S23E12X001S 34.1000 -114.5177 Vidal Valley 09N19E26D001S 34.8451 -114.9679 Ward Valley Painted Rock Well 34.51914 -115.13599 Ward Valley Galleta Well 34.48104 -114.926122 Ward Valley 04N19E25C002S 34.4114 -114.9397 Ward Valley Milligan 34.27622 -115.149029 Ward Valley 02N17E23D003S 34.2513 -115.1724 Ward Valley 02N17E23D001S 34.2513 -115.1724 Ward Valley Martins Well 34.31029 -114.916928 Ward Valley 02N18E35H001S 34.2185 -115.0539 Ward Valley 02N18E32P001S 34.2113 -115.1154 Ward Valley 02N18E35H003S 34.2185 -115.0539 Ward Valley 02N18E35H002S 34.2185 -115.0539 Ward Valley 01S18E13L001S 34.0838 -115.0472 Ward Valley
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Period of Performance:
The period of performance from September 1, 2023 until September 30, 2025.
PWS 3.0 Overall Objective(s)
The objective of this work is to collect data to support sustainable groundwater management abilities for protecting water resources and groundwater dependent resources and land uses, such as groundwater dependent ecosystems and energy centric or ecosystem conservation centric land uses. Some specific goals include:
• Establishing a reliable data set of wells on BLM Lands in the eight groundwater basins listed in Table 1 and establishing a reliable data set of baseline groundwater conditions (water level and salinity).
• Remedying insufficient baseline groundwater data coverage for a significant portion of the Mojave and Sonoran Deserts on BLM Lands.
• Ascertaining a cost estimate for instrumenting a subset of wells (ie, monitoring and abandoned supply wells) with submersible sensors for automating the collection of continuous groundwater level and salinity measurements.
PWS 4.0 Specific Tasks
Task 1: Field survey of wells in Table 1 (116 wells) and potentially others yet identified, up to 150 wells total.
Attempt to physically locate each well in Table 1 and record an accurate, high resolution GPS location, quality photographs, and typical well construction and condition information, such as casing types and diameters, total depth, completion, condition, and readily available well and/or pumping specifications listed at the well site. If unexpected wells are encountered on BLM Lands that are not listed in Table 1, which is expected, Contractor will assign a well name and treat the well as if it were a listed well. For example, well types may include monitoring, supply, or abandoned supply wells in new to poor shape, and some wells in Table 1 may be unable to be located, due to an incorrect or outdated listing in a state or federal database, or new wells may be discovered by BLM or Contractor during the project.
In some cases, wells are only accessible by four-wheel drive vehicles and coordination with BLM will be needed for access to areas restricted to the public. In some cases, wells may not be reasonably accessible (e.g., a well located within a prison). The result of this task will be a reliable table of well location, construction information, and condition information, which will be incorporated by BLM into BLM-CA’s geodatabase of wells. It is possible a limited number of wells outside of Table 1 will be provided to the Contractor during Task 1 or Task 2, up to a total of 150 wells maximum (room to add 37 wells to the program). All but five wells in Table 1 are located on BLM Lands. For any wells not located on BLM Lands, BLM will coordinate access.
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Task 2: Record basic water level and water quality data – year 1, round 1 Record the water level at wells without pumps (water level measurements are not wanted at wells with pumps, due to safety and liability issues). Using a pump or bailer and a calibrated water quality meter, or accessible water sampling valve/port, record pH and salinity of groundwater samples. Measure water level and water quality to industry standards, including logging of all data and metadata, such as purging volumes and calibration results on detailed field data sheets.
Task 3: Reporting: One Groundwater Well Inventory Report and First Groundwater Monitoring Event Reports Prepare a report documenting the well inventory field investigation and a report documenting the results of the first year of groundwater monitoring. The reports shall be in Adobe PDF format and prepared to industry standards. Quality Assurance/Quality Controlled (QA-QC’d) spreadsheets in Microsoft Excel format of the monitoring data shall also be provided to BLM by the Contractor.
Task 4: Record basic water level and water quality data – year 2, round 2 Duplicate Task 2 but conduct at least one round of groundwater monitoring the following year in the same approximate timeframe as the previous year (within 60 days or fewer apart).
Task 5: Reporting: Second Groundwater Monitoring Event Report Prepare a report documenting the results of the second year of groundwater monitoring (Task 4’s results).
Task 6: Sensor Installation Feasibility Study, Cost Estimate Analysis and Reporting
Based on collected information from the well inventory and monitoring event(s) )e.g., well type, condition, equipment present at the well head, water level depth, and salinity), analyze options for cost effective installation and maintenance of submersible data-logging pressure transducers, including non-telemetry and telemetry options, for both water level and salinity. Prepare a cost estimate report for the installation and needed data download and maintenance activities. Due to an expected large range of salinities and water depths, it is expected a variety of transducer types will be needed.
Transducers are only desired for wells identified as monitoring wells or abandoned water supply wells, with or without pumps. Include estimates for safely deactivating and extracting downhole pumps from abandoned water supply wells, to make room for sensor/transducer deployment. It is expected a large number of wells will be active supply wells that cannot accommodate transducers (or water level measurements).
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PWS 5.0 Delivery / Performance Schedule
The contractor shall prepare four reports:
• Results of Field-based Well Inventory Investigation for Groundwater Wells in Eight Basins in Southeast California – draft due 31 July 2024, final by 30 Sept
• Results of First Groundwater Monitoring Event for Groundwater Wells in Eight Basins in Southeast California – draft due 31 July 2024, final by 30 Sept 2024
• Results of Second Groundwater Monitoring Event for Groundwater Wells in Eight Basins in Southeast California – draft due 31 July 2025, final by 30 Sept
• Results of Feasibility Study and Cost Estimate Analysis for Instrumenting Monitoring and Abandoned Supply Wells with Conventional and Telemetry-based Transducer Loggers – draft due 31 July 2025, final by 30 Sept 2025
The contractor will provide reports electronically to the State Hydrologist at the BLM- California state office in Sacramento (currently David O’Connor – doconnor@blm.gov).
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PWS 6.0 Government-Furnished Property, Materials, Services
General:
The Contractor shall furnish all personnel, materials, equipment, supplies, facilities, transportation, tools, materials, supervision, Health and Safety Supplies, and other items and non-personal services necessary to perform the work tasks defined in this Performance Work Statement, except for those items specified as government furnished. The BLM will provide site-specific information and facilitate coordination as necessary for access to certain sites which require travel on private or restricted access roads. This would include at least the 10 well sites located within or nearby to active mining operations. BLM will also share GIS files as needed of well locations and BLM property boundaries.
Representatives from BLM will be present and assist in some of the initial well site visits, to help kick off the project and to help with access into certain sites which require travel on private or restricted access roads, or to sites in or nearby sensitive areas, such as Areas of Critical Environmental Concern (ACECs).
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PWS 7.0 Security and Administrative Matters
Regular Work Hours:
The performance period established for this contract is based upon all work being conducted during regular working hours between 7:00am and 4:00pm, Monday through Friday, excluding government holidays. If the Contractor desires to carry on work outside regular hours, including Saturdays, Sundays, and government holidays, a request must be submitted to the Contracting Officer in sufficient time to allow satisfactory arrangements to be made for access to the work site. Due to the extreme climate in much of the year, it is expected the contractor will prefer to begin work in the early morning for health and safety reasons. Access through private property must be obtained through property owner. The contract award does not grant access to Non-BLM land.
Communications:
“Time” for communications received after 3:00pm, after 12:00 pm locally on Fridays, or after 12:00 pm locally prior to a holiday will not start until the next business day. All times are local Pacific Standard Time.
One crew lead must speak, read, and sufficiently communicate in English as to receive instructions, communicate with other resources/ supervisors, and relay critical instructions to non-English speaking module members in order to meet project objectives.
The COR will be notified and approve of any changes to key personnel with 14-day notice before changes are made. Contact information for key staff, including the crew lead who will be on-site daily shall be provided to the CO and COR.
Federal Holidays:
The following Federal Legal Holidays are observed:
New Year’s Day Martin Luther King, Jr. Day President’s Day Memorial Day Juneteenth Independence Day Labor Day Columbus Day Veterans Day Thanksgiving Day Christmas Day
Fire Danger Season:
If the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) allows the Contractor to continue work during periods of declared fire danger or season, the Contractor shall comply with all applicable state laws relating to fire prevention and with all special conditions of work as directed by the COR.
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PWS 8.0 Technical Exhibits and Definitions
Standard Definitions:
Physical Condition The Physical appearance of Federal equipment or facilities that considers cracks, chips, dents, abrasions, rust, corrosion, general cleanliness, vibration, operating temperature, and discoloration and other items as identified by the COR..
Physical condition may be determined by visual as well as diagnostic means.
Contracting Officer (CO) The Secretary of the Interior or designated authorized representative who is the only agent capable of signing a federal award or obligating funds.
Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) The Contracting Officer’s designated representative as indicated in a delegation of authority letter.
Quality Assurance (QA) Surveillance of Contractor performance to determine performance requirements are met.
Performance Requirements Summary (PRS) (see Technical Exhibit below) The PRS identifies the key performance indicators of the Contract that will be evaluated by the Government to assure Contract performance standards are met by the Contractor.
Quality Control Those actions taken by the Contractor to control the production of goods or services so that they meet the requirements of the performance work statement.
Technical Definitions:
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Technical Exhibits:
EX 1: Well site photographs, 8 examples EX 2: Performance Requirements Summary EX 3: Table of additional well details
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Technical Exhibits:
Technical Exhibit 1 Site photos, Mojave Desert Monitoring Well Locations, (8 examples) North Bristol Dry Lake
1. G-4 (34.51663, -115.66808), recently decommissioned production well
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2. TT-2 (34.48872, -115.72857), recently decommissioned production well
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South Bristol Dry Lake
3. DH-1 (34.47038, -115.70082)
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4. DH-2 (34.48536, -115.66762)
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5. DH-5 and 6. DH-5A (34.48534, -115.74729)
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7. DH-6A (34.49706, -115.75145), adjacent to fault spring with very brackish water
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8. Gravel Pit Well (34.44399, -115.74649) with compressor pump
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EXHIBIT 2: PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY (PRS)
Work Tasks to be Performed
Acceptable Quality Level Method of Surveillance Consequences, Remedies, and/or Deduction(s)
Task(s) 1-3 Review Monitoring Plans and Assessment Strategies.
No more than 1 unsatisfactory review of field work or reporting per week.
The COR or another Government Representative will review the Contractor’s work periodically verbally and will inspect the draft and final reports submitted to BLM.
For 1 unsatisfactory inspection, the COR will document this and inform the Contractor what must be improved.
For 2 unsatisfactory inspections, a 5% deduction from the invoice for that Period of Performance.
For 3 unsatisfactory inspections, a 10% deduction.
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Exhibit 3 – Table of Additional Well Details
Well
Well name, common
Well name, Gama/USGS Latitude Longitude
Ca Bulletin
118 GW
Basin Name
Common Region Name USGS Quad
Total Depth, Field Office
Total Depth, Gama Data Source Comments
Land Owner
Gama Data Source
Gama Well Type County
BLM Field Office
1 NA 06N11E30X001S 34.5811 -115.8735 Bristol Valley NA Amboy Crater NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
2 NA 06N12E29P001S 34.5757 -115.7514 Bristol Valley NA Amboy Crater NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
3 NA 06N12E31A001S 34.5721 -115.7606 Bristol Valley NA Amboy Crater NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
4 DH-6A NA 34.49707 -115.75146 Bristol Valley Bristol Lake Lead Mountain NE 988.5 NA NDLS_FO_RP NA BLM NA NA SB Needles
5 NA 04N12E06R001S 34.4588 -115.7563 Bristol Valley NA Lead Mountain NE NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
6 G-4 NA 34.51664 -115.66809 Bristol Valley Bristol Lake Amboy 400 NA NDLS_FO_RP NA BLM NA NA SB Needles
7 NA NA 34.51345 -115.65124 Bristol Valley NA Amboy NA NA NDLS_FO_RB Well head BLM NA NA SB Needles 8 NA NA 34.53007 -115.63668 Bristol Valley NA Amboy NA NA NDLS_FO_RB Single head BLM NA NA SB Needles
9 NA 06N12E35F001S 34.5686 -115.7042 Bristol Valley NA Amboy NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
10 NA 06N13E32M001S 34.5649 -115.6495 Bristol Valley NA Amboy NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
11 NA 05N12E11B001S 34.5424 -115.6905 Bristol Valley NA Amboy NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
12 BNSF Well NA 34.51892 -115.50088 Bristol Valley NA Cadiz NA NA NDLS_FO_RB Water Truck Spout BLM NA NA SB Needles
13 NA NA 34.52712 -115.59823 Bristol Valley NA Cadiz NA NA NDLS_FO_RB Single head BLM NA NA SB Needles
14 NA 05N14E15L001S 34.5207 -115.5017 Bristol Valley NA Cadiz NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
15 NA 05N14E15K001S 34.5183 -115.5005 Bristol Valley NA Cadiz NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
16 NA 06N14E31A001S 34.5699 -115.5492 Bristol Valley NA Cadiz NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
17 DH-1 NA 34.47039 -115.70083 Bristol Valley Bristol Lake Bristol Lake NW 548 NA NDLS_FO_RP NA BLM NA NA SB Needles
18 DH-2 NA 34.48537 -115.66763 Bristol Valley Bristol Lake Bristol Lake NW 672 NA NDLS_FO_RP NA BLM NA NA SB Needles
19 DH-5 NA 34.48529 -115.74738 Bristol Valley Bristol Lake Bristol Lake NW 995 NA NDLS_FO_RP NA BLM NA NA SB Needles
20 DH-5A NA 34.48535 -115.7473 Bristol Valley Bristol Lake Bristol Lake NW 997.5 NA NDLS_FO_RP NA BLM NA NA SB Needles
21 Gravel Pit NA 34.444 -115.7465 Bristol Valley Bristol Lake Bristol Lake NW 310 NA NDLS_FO_RP NA BLM NA NA SB Needles
22 NA CA3601097_002_002 34.43512 -115.70297 Bristol Valley NA Bristol Lake NW NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DDW Municipal SB Needles
23 NA 05N12E32G001S 34.4806 -115.7432 Bristol Valley NA Bristol Lake NW NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
24 NA 04N12E05A001S 34.4696 -115.7388 Bristol Valley NA Bristol Lake NW NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
25 TT-2 NA 34.48873 -115.72858 Bristol Valley NA Bristol Lake NW 1385 NA NDLS_FO_RP NA Private NA NA SB Needles
26 SCE-11 NA 34.42223 -115.43445 Cadiz Valley Cadiz Dunes Cadiz Lake NW 972 NA NDLS_FO_RP NA BLM NA NA SB Needles
27 NA 04N15E23X001S 34.4206 -115.3766 Cadiz Valley NA Cadiz Lake NW NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
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28 NA 04N15E24E001S 34.4203 -115.3675 Cadiz Valley NA Cadiz Lake NE NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
29 NA 04N15E24X001S 34.4206 -115.3590 Cadiz Valley NA Cadiz Lake NE NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
30 CL-1 NA 34.32794 -115.41096 Cadiz Valley NA Cadiz Lake 250 NA NDLS_FO_RP NA Private NA NA SB Needles
31 NA 04N20E12F001S 34.4499 -114.8334
Chemehuevi Valley NA Mohawk Spring NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other SB Needles
32 NA 04N21E19X001S 34.4192 -114.8137
Chemehuevi Valley NA Mohawk Spring NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other SB Needles
33 NA 04N22E15H001S 34.4355 -114.6498
Chemehuevi Valley NA Savahia Peak NW NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other SB Needles
34 West Well NA 34.44416 -114.47889 Chemehuevi Valley NA Havasu Lake NA NA NDLS_FO_RB NA BLM NA NA SB Needles
35 NA 04N24E17A001S 34.4391 -114.4750
Chemehuevi Valley NA Havasu Lake NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other SB Needles
36 NA 342641114284301 34.44415 -114.47886
Chemehuevi Valley NA Havasu Lake NA 12 StateofCa_Gama NA BLM USGS_NWIS
Water Supply, Other SB Needles
Whipple Well NA 34.36307 -114.45108
Chemehuevi Valley NA
Whipple Mountains SW NA NA NDLS_FO_RB NA BLM NA NA SB Needles
38 NA 02S17E30E001S 33.9716 -115.2448
Chuckwalla Valley NA West of Palen Pass NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
Packard Well NA 33.93447 -115.07888
Chuckwalla Valley NA Palen Pass NA NA NDLS_FO_RB NA BLM NA NA Rvrsde
Palm Springs
40 NA 03S18E03Q001S 33.9354 -115.0779
Chuckwalla Valley NA Palen Pass NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
41 NA 03S19E05N001S 33.9354 -115.0163
Chuckwalla Valley NA Palen Pass NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
42 NA 03S18E11A001S 33.9318 -115.0561
Chuckwalla Valley NA Palen Pass NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
43 NA CA3301227_002_002 33.84538 -115.38295
Chuckwalla Valley NA Victory Pass NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DDW Municipal Rvrsde
Palm Springs
44 NA 04S15E02D001S 33.8594 -115.3854
Chuckwalla Valley NA Victory Pass NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
45 NA 04S15E11C001S 33.845 -115.3811
Chuckwalla Valley NA Victory Pass NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
46 NA
L10009957466-EMW-
03 33.77689 -115.40719
Chuckwalla Valley NA Victory Pass NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM WB_CLEANUP Monitoring Rvrsde
Palm Springs
47 NA
L10009957466-EMW-
01 33.7772 -115.40965
Chuckwalla Valley NA Victory Pass NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM WB_CLEANUP Monitoring Rvrsde
Palm Springs
48 NA
L10009957466-EMW-
02 33.77854 -115.40708
Chuckwalla Valley NA Victory Pass NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM WB_CLEANUP Monitoring Rvrsde
Palm Springs
49 NA 04S16E29R001S 33.7907 -115.3197
Chuckwalla Valley NA
East of Victory Pass NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
50 NA 04S17E06C001S 33.8592 -115.2394
Chuckwalla Valley NA Palen Lake NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
51 Granite Well NA 33.68169 -115.43805 Chuckwalla Valley NA Desert Center NA NA NDLS_FO_RB NA BLM NA NA Rvrsde
Palm Springs
52 NA 05S15E29K001S 33.707 -115.4343
Chuckwalla Valley NA Desert Center NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
53 NA 05S15E12N001S 33.7439 -115.3789
Chuckwalla Valley NA Desert Center NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
54 NA 05S16E19N001S 33.7177 -115.3557
Chuckwalla Valley NA Corn Spring NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
55 NA 05S16E18M001S 33.7355 -115.3557
Chuckwalla Valley NA Corn Spring NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
56 NA 05S16E10N001S 33.7461 -115.3034
Chuckwalla Valley NA Corn Spring NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
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57 NA 05S16E22N001S 33.7177 -115.3034
Chuckwalla Valley NA Corn Spring NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
58 NA 05S16E25F001S 33.7106 -115.2642
Chuckwalla Valley NA Corn Spring NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
59 NA 05S17E33N001S 33.6861 -115.2219
Chuckwalla Valley NA Sidewinder Well NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
60 NA CA3301164_002_002 33.66153 -114.98409
Chuckwalla Valley NA McCoy Spring NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DDW Municipal Rvrsde
Palm Springs
61 NA CA3301164_001_001 33.66494 -114.99815
Chuckwalla Valley NA McCoy Spring NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DDW Municipal Rvrsde
Palm Springs
Wileys Well Rip-Rap NA 33.66389 -114.8991
Chuckwalla Valley NA McCoy Spring NA NA BLM_WWIS NA BLM NA NA Rvrsde
Palm Springs
63 Teague Well NA 33.5842 -114.99526 Chuckwalla Valley NA Hopkins Well NA NA NDLS_FO_RB NA BLM NA NA Rvrsde
Palm Springs
Hopkins Well NA 33.61225 -114.99554
Chuckwalla Valley NA Hopkins Well NA NA NDLS_FO_RB NA BLM NA NA Rvrsde
Palm Springs
Hopkins Well NA 33.60546 -115.00328
Chuckwalla Valley
East of Aztec Mines NDLS_FO_RB NA
Non- BLM NA NA Rvrsde
Palm Springs
66 Ford Well NA 33.6167 -114.9372 Chuckwalla Valley NA Hopkins Well NA NA NDLS_FO_RB NA BLM NA NA Rvrsde
Palm Springs
67 NA 07S19E04R001S 33.585 -114.9964
Chuckwalla Valley NA Hopkins Well NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
68 NA 07S20E04R001S 33.5839 -114.8911
Chuckwalla Valley NA Hopkins Well NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
69 NA 06S19E33A001S 33.6146 -114.9938
Chuckwalla Valley NA Hopkins Well NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
70 NA 06S20E30L001S 33.6216 -114.9327
Chuckwalla Valley NA Hopkins Well NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
Ford Dry Lake Well NA 33.61112 -114.99699
Chuckwalla Valley NA Hopkins Well NA NA BLM_WWIS NA BLM NA NA Rvrsde
Palm Springs
72 NA 333527114511902 33.59104 -114.85548
Chuckwalla Valley NA Roosevelt Mine NA 505 StateofCa_Gama NA BLM USGS_NWIS MONITORING Rvrsde
Palm Springs
73 NA 333527114511901 33.59104 -114.85548
Chuckwalla Valley NA Roosevelt Mine NA 993 StateofCa_Gama NA BLM USGS_NWIS MONITORING Rvrsde
Palm Springs
74 NA 333527114511903 33.59104 -114.85548
Chuckwalla Valley NA Roosevelt Mine NA 230 StateofCa_Gama NA BLM USGS_NWIS MONITORING Rvrsde
Palm Springs
75 NA 07S18E11N001S 33.5753 -115.0766
Chuckwalla Valley NA
East of Aztec Mines NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
76 NA 07S18E11R001S 33.5753 -115.0636
Chuckwalla Valley NA
East of Aztec Mines NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
77 NA 08S20E10N001S 33.4899 -114.8846
Chuckwalla Valley NA Wileys Well NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
Coon Hollow Well NA 33.45207 -114.89139
Chuckwalla Valley NA Wileys Well NA NA BLM_WWIS NA BLM NA NA Rvrsde
Palm Springs
79 Wiley Well NA 33.49516 -114.87368 Chuckwalla Valley NA Thumb Peak NA NA BLM_WWIS NA BLM NA NA Rvrsde
Palm Springs
80 NA CA3601086_001_001 34.91 -115.06 Fenner Valley NA Goffs NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DDW Municipal SB Needles 81 NA CA3601098_001_001 34.81083 -115.2125 Fenner Valley NA Fenner NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DDW Municipal SB Needles
82 NA 07N15E35R001S 34.635 -115.3775 Fenner Valley NA Castle Dome NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
83 NA 343806115223601 34.635 -115.37748 Fenner Valley NA Castle Dome NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM USGS_NWIS Domestic SB Needles
HWY Well #1 NA 34.6314 -115.33406 Fenner Valley
Fenner Valley Danby 808 NA NDLS_FO_RP NA BLM NA NA SB Needles
85 NA NA 34.63141 -115.33408 Fenner Valley NA Danby NA NA NDLS_FO_RB Single head, No lock BLM NA NA SB Needles
86 NA 06N16E06Q003S 34.635 -115.3453 Fenner Valley NA Danby NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
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87 NA 343806115204001 34.635 -115.34526 Fenner Valley NA Danby NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM USGS_NWIS Municipal SB Needles
88 NA 07N18E08E001S 34.7122 -115.1253 Fenner Valley NA Essex NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
89 NA 08N17E31X001S 34.7383 -115.241 Fenner Valley NA Essex NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
90 NA 344242115072601 34.71167 -115.1247 Fenner Valley NA Little Piute Mountains NA 125 StateofCa_Gama NA BLM USGS_NWIS Domestic SB Needles
91 NA NA 34.60502 -115.43072 Fenner Valley NA Cadiz Summit NA NA NDLS_FO_RB Single head, capped BLM NA NA SB Needles
92 NA 05N15E04B001S 34.557 -115.4095 Fenner Valley NA Cadiz Summit NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
93 NA 06N14E25X001S 34.579 -115.4684 Fenner Valley NA Cadiz Summit NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
94 NA 343306115245001 34.55167 -115.41471 Fenner Valley NA Cadiz Summit NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM USGS_NWIS Water Supply, Other SB Needles
95 Fenner Well NA 34.81973 -115.18142 Fenner Valley NA Fenner NA NA NA NA Non- BLM BLM_WWIS NA SB Needles
Fenner Valley, Cdoh Maintenance NA 34.73265 -115.25127 Fenner Valley NA Danby NA NA NA NA
Non- BLM BLM_WWIS NA SB Needles
97 Priests Well NA 34.01752 -114.8972 Rice Valley NA Arica Mountains NA NA NDLS_FO_RB NA BLM NA NA Rvrsde Palm Springs
98 NA 02S20E08A001S 34.0186 -114.8979 Rice Valley NA Arica Mountains NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
99 NA 02S20E08B001S 34.0172 -114.8983 Rice Valley NA Arica Mountains NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
100 Brown Well NA 33.98421 -114.88483 Rice Valley NA Little Maria Mountains NA NA BLM_WWIS NA BLM NA NA Rvrsde
Palm Springs
Gypsum Well NA 33.90974 -114.82859 Rice Valley NA Styx NA NA NDLS_FO_RBaron NA BLM NA NA Rvrsde
Palm Springs
102 NA 02S21E28N001S 33.9644 -114.7879 Rice Valley NA Styx NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other Rvrsde
Palm Springs
103 NA 01S23E12X001S 34.1000 -114.5177 Vidal Valley NA Vidal NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
104 NA 09N19E26D001S 34.8451 -114.9679 Ward Valley NA West of Flattop Mountain NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other SB Needles
Painted Rock Well NA 34.51914 -115.13599 Ward Valley NA Old Woman Statue NA NA NDLS_FO_RB
Windmill, Trough, Well. BLM NA NA SB Needles
106 Galleta Well NA 34.48104 -114.92612 Ward Valley NA West of Mohawk Spring NA NA NDLS_FO_RB NA BLM NA NA SB Needles
107 NA 04N19E25C002S 34.4114 -114.9397 Ward Valley NA West of Mohawk Spring NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
Water Supply, Other SB Needles
108 Milligan NA 34.27622 -115.14903 Ward Valley Danby Lake Milligan 430 NA NDLS_FO_RP NA BLM NA NA SB Needles
109 NA 02N17E23D003S 34.2513 -115.1724 Ward Valley NA Milligan NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
110 NA 02N17E23D001S 34.2513 -115.1724 Ward Valley NA Milligan NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
111 Martins Well NA 34.31029 -114.91693 Ward Valley NA Martins Well NA NA NDLS_FO_RB NA BLM NA NA SB Needles
112 NA 02N18E35H001S 34.2185 -115.0539 Ward Valley NA Danby Lake NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
113 NA 02N18E32P001S 34.2113 -115.1154 Ward Valley NA Danby Lake NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
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114 NA 02N18E35H003S 34.2185 -115.0539 Ward Valley NA Danby Lake NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
115 NA 02N18E35H002S 34.2185 -115.0539 Ward Valley NA Danby Lake NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL Water Supply, Other SB Needles
116 NA 01S18E13L001S 34.0838 -115.0472 Ward Valley NA East of Granite Pass NA NA StateofCa_Gama NA BLM DWR_WDL
| PWS 1.0 Background on the Government’s Requirement |
| PWS 2.0 General Scope of Work |
| PWS 4.0 Specific Tasks |
| PWS 5.0 Delivery / Performance Schedule |
| PWS 6.0 Government-Furnished Property, Materials, Services |
| PWS 7.0 Security and Administrative Matters |
| PWS 8.0 Technical Exhibits and Definitions |
| EXHIBIT 2: PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY (PRS) |
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