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SCOPE OF WORK

Service

DRAFT

Southern Nevada District Office Las Vegas, NV

Portable Toilet Services at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area Southern Nevada District

Bureau of Land Management Nevada

1.0 Project Introduction

Project Name: Portable Toilets at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area Address:

BLM-SNDO

4701 North Torrey Pines Drive Las Vegas NV 89130

1.1 Location of Facilities

The Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area Visitor Center is located just west of Las Vegas, NV. It is situated off State Route 159 (SR-159) approximately 5.25 miles west of the Bruce Woodbury Beltway. Section 4.0 of this Statement of Work shows a map to the site. The facilities covered under this Statement of Work are located at the Red Rock Canyon NCA Visitor Center.

1.2 Short Description of Required Services

The Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area (RRCNCA) is one of the largest and most popular visitor destinations within the Bureau of Land Management. Red Rock is known for its 3 million visitors a year, is recognized for its 13-mile scenic drive, and hiking trails. The main destination for most visitors is the Red Rock Visitor’s Center, which includes exhibits and restrooms that are open to the public year-round. Due to ever-growing visitation across the RRCNCA, the BLM places a high priority on providing working facilities and the hygiene and safety of all employees, partners, and the visiting public.

While the septic and sewage system at our Visitor Center is adequate to support the amount of visitation, it is a fragile system with many moving parts. On a regular basis service of portable toilets is needed due to septic outages, overuse, pump failures (septic or water) and other sometimes emergent problems.

The scope is to have portable toilets delivered to Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area at various locations as needed, within 24 hours of request. The amount of units may be determined based on the need and may vary based on request. The scope of this is to have portable toilets delivered to Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area at various locations as needed, within 24 These units would need to be serviced at least 2 times a week, but potentially 3 times a week (depending on the season) or when requested. Additionally, all units need to be able to be staked or fastened down to withstand up to 75 mph wind at any given time. At least one ADA toilet will be required with every request. Each request should come with adequate hand washing stations or hand sanitizing stations to accommodate the requested amount of units.

2.2 Required Deliverables

· Quick service (within 1 business day) for delivery or service of the units and to our rural location.

· Ten (10) portable toilet units and two (2) ADA compliant or friendly units delivered on the first day.

· Four (4) hand washing stations and/or sanitizing stations delivered on the first day.

· Supplies, such as toilet paper, paper towels, soap and water and timely service of units.

· Tie downs, staking, and/or other means of securing units against extreme weather. Units must be secured at all times. Winds typically exceed 75 mph.

· Service of units at least twice weekly, Monday and Friday.

· Chemical Deodorizing Capabilities.

Protect any areas adjacent to the project site from any debris. Comply with governing regulations pertaining to environmental protection. Ensure safety of persons in the work area. Provide temporary barricades as required to protect personnel and public from injury.

3.2 Period of Performance

The duration of this contract will be 2 Months.

Red Rock Canyon Visitor Center

4.2 Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area Visitor Center Fee Station and Fee Booths RRCNCA Entrance Gate Visitor Center 36.130425, -115.427911

4.3 Visitor Center Area – Suggested or Preferred Toilet Sites

Preferred unit sites

ADA Preferred site

Preferred unit sites

4.4 Photos/Figures of Portable Toilet Requirements

Figure 1: Example inside of toilet. This is a clean and well-maintained model.

Figure 2: Example inside of ADA toilet. This is a clean and well-maintained unit. The Bottom of the unit is flush and even with the walkway, which assists those with mobility impairments.

Figure 3: Closer detail of ADA unit. The Bottom of the unit is flush and even with the walkway, which assists those with mobility impairments.

Figure 4: Handwashing station and units. This also includes proper tie-down. The tie downs must withstand high winds.

Figure 5: Detail of handwashing station. This also includes detail of proper tie-down. The tie downs must withstand high winds.

Figure 6: Handwashing station and unit. This also includes proper tie-down. The tie downs must withstand high winds.

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