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- 140L4325Q0036
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for a rock hauling contract (Solicitation Number 140L4325Q0036) issued by the Bureau of Land Management's Lakeview Field Office in Oregon-Washington. The Q&A provides critical operational details for potential contractors, including equipment specifications, site conditions, and regulatory requirements. Key details include the rock hauling location being on BLM public land, with a stockpile that has been sitting for 2 years, a native surfaced road with moderate conditions and a mostly flat 6-8% grade maximum. The contract requires DOT regulation compliance, highway-licensed trucks, and allows flexibility in equipment selection, with belly dump trailers recommended for optimal maneuverability. The hauling route involves both highway and dirt road segments, with multiple delivery points along a single road, and trucks will be required to dump rock directly without additional stockpiling.
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140L4325Q0036 Lakeview District Rock Hauling Questions and Answers
Q1. BLM land means it's private?
A1. BLM is public land
Q2. Does that mean you could use either articulated or rigid frame rock trucks? Yardage would greater making less loads and faster completion, if not then are belly dump trailers viable or just dump trucks?
A2. Belly dumps would probably be the best, it will probably be two hard to turn around with articulated trucks. However, the contractor is responsible for selecting the equipment used.
Q3. How long has stockpile been sitting?
A3. 2 years
Q4. Bucket loader with teeth or straight edge?
A4. Either
Q5. How many different delivery points?
A5. Various points along one road.
Q6. Will they need to be stockpiled with loader or just dumped?
A6. Just dumped.
Q7. Road condition and max grade?
A7. Moderate road condition, native surfaced road. Haven’t measured max grade ( mostly flat) max grade probably around 6-8%
Q8. Need GPS# as I cannot find the quarry?
A8. 42.01404, -119.47683
Q9. Will weight limits be enforced on the dirt road?
A9. Yes, but there are no load rated structures along the haul route, either on the highway or the dirt road.
Q10. Will contractor need to abide by DOT regulations?
A10. Yes, part of the haul is on highway 140.
Q11. Do Trucks need to be licensed for highway travel?
A11. Yes
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