B08_-140L6324Q0010_-_Attachment_01_-_SOW.pdf

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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for a federal contract opportunity solicitation issued by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in Alaska. The SOW details the contractor's responsibilities for removing liquid and solid waste by pumping BLM-maintained facilities along the Elliott, Steese, Dalton, and Nome Creek highways. The work must be performed between August 1, 2024 and September 30, 2024. The contract also includes two one-year option periods. The solicitation number is 140L6324Q0010, and it is set aside for small businesses under NAICS code 562991 with a $9.0 million size standard. Offers are due on March 29, 2024. The SOW provides detailed descriptions of 62 outhouse, septic tank, and holding tank locations along the specified highways, including GPS coordinates. This procurement is subject to FAR Parts 12 and 13.

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BLM Alaska – Solicitation – 140L6324Q0010

Combined Elliot/Steese/Dalton/Nome Creek Hwy Pumping Statement of Work

FY24

The contractor shall remove all liquid and solid waste by pumping BLM-maintained facilities at the locations listed below. The service is to be performed no earlier than August 1, 2024 (Dalton Hwy best done early) and no later than September 30, 2024. All vault-style outhouses, two septic tanks and one Porta Potty are accessible within 25 feet of a parking area or road. All waste material must be properly disposed of in an Alaska Division of Environmental Conservation and/or Government approved facility and in conjunction with all Federal and state laws. DEC – Approved Facility – 18AAC 72.055 Sludge Disposal.

OUTHOUSE LOCATIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS:

a. MP (milepost) references are not necessarily actual location of outhouses; they most often indicate milepost of the intersection of an access point to the outhouse/septic tank from the highway. Specific locations are described in the subsequent narrative. Maps are available upon request.

b. The name used by BLM personnel when referring to an outhouse location is underscored after each MP reference. The reference also matches printed BLM Travel Guides available to the public for the relevant highway system.

c. The number of outhouses/septic tanks that require services are given in parentheses followed by the size of the vault/tank installed.

d. Coordinates are provided at the end of each location description.

ELLIOTT HIGHWAY - There are 3 outhouses located between milepost (MP) 27.7 and MP

62.5 of the Elliott Highway - White Mountains National Recreation Area (WMNRA).

1. MP 27.7, Wickersham Dome Trailhead (2 each – 1 is 500 gallon, 1 is 830 gallon) The outhouse is plainly visible in the parking area.

Coordinates: 65.17804 -148.075404

2. MP 62.5, Fred Blixt Cabin (1 each - 830 gallon) The driveway is at MP 62.5 and is unmarked from the highway. Follow the gravel road for 150 yards to the cabin parking area. The outhouse is plainly visible adjacent to the parking area.

Coordinates 65.485008 -148.387599

NOME CREEK ROAD - There are 11 outhouses on Nome Creek Road - Nome Creek Valley- White Mountains National Recreation Area (WMNRA). Access is from MP 57 Steese Highway, take U.S. Creek Rd approximately 7 miles to Nome Creek Bridge. Nome Creek Rd starts here.

1. MP 0, Nome Creek Road; Nome Creek Bridge Wayside (1 each - 500 gallon) There is 1 outhouse past the bridge and plainly visible from the road.

Coordinates: 65.341184 -146.713196

2. MP 4, Upper Nome Creek Road; Mount Prindle Campground (3 each - 500 gallon) There are 3 outhouses, and all are plainly visible from the campground road.

Coordinates: 65.367585 -146.594279 Coordinates: 65.368713 -146.592188 Coordinates: 65.368927 -146.589968

3. MP 3, Upper Nome Creek Road; Quartz Creek Trailhead (1 each - 830 gallon) There is 1 outhouse at the trailhead plainly visible from the road. (Estimated construction date, summer 2024) Coordinates: 65.360436 -146.614095

4. MP 8, Lower Nome Creek Road; Table Top Mountain Trailhead (1 each – 830 gallon) There is 1 outhouse visible from the roadway at the trailhead (Estimated construction date, summer 2024) Coordinates: 65.353841 -146.972591

5. MP 10, Lower Nome Creek Road; Nome Creek BLM Field Station (1 each - 830 gallon) Follow the road down to the far end of the airstrip to the BLM Cabin and Garage. There is 1 outhouse visible to the right of the garage.

Coordinates: 65.363636 -147.038704

6. MP 11, Lower Nome Creek Road; Ophir Creek Campground (3 each - 500 gallon) There are 3 outhouses in the 2 campground loops. One outhouse is in the group camp site (site

20) and the other 2 are plainly visible from the campground road.

Coordinates: 65.368323 -147.086698 Coordinates: 65.367829 -147.080075 Coordinates: 65.366195 -147.080883

7. MP 12, Lower Nome Creek Road; Beaver Creek Wayside (1 each - 500 gallon) The outhouse is plainly visible from the road. Coordinates- 65.367042 -147.086619

STEESE HIGHWAY - There are 11 outhouses between MP 16.5 and MP 140.4, and there is 1 septic tank at MP 127 of the Steese Highway - WMNRA and Steese National Conservation Area.

1. MP 16.5, Felix Pedro Monument Wayside (1 double - 500 gallon each side) This is a Department of Transportation wayside that BLM includes in this service contract. The outhouse is plainly visible from the road and parking area. There are no locks on the clean-outs.

Coordinates: 65.009392 -147.499422

2. MP 57.3, U.S. Creek Road/Davidson Ditch Wayside (1 double - 500 gallon each side) The outhouse is plainly visible from the parking area.

Coordinates: 65.267703 -146.724732

3. MP 60, Cripple Creek Campground (1 double - 830 gallon each side & 2 each - 500 gallon) There are 3 outhouses in the campground. One (double) outhouse is located in the main campground loop and plainly visible from the campground road. The other 2 outhouses are located in the back parking area, near the river. There are no locks on the clean-outs.

Coordinates: 65.276237 -146.650457 Coordinates: 65.273803 -146.646702

4. MP 85.5, Twelvemile Summit Wayside (1 each - 830 gallon) The wayside is adjacent to highway and the outhouse is on the east end of the turnout.

Coordinates: 65.397831 -145.971933

5. MP 94, Upper Birch Creek Wayside (1 each - 830 gallon) Follow the wayside road down to the lower parking area and the outhouse will be plainly visible.

Coordinates: 65.390382 145.720835

6. MP 107.1, Eagle Summit Wayside (1 each - 830 gallon) Follow the wayside road to the parking area and the outhouse will be plainly visible.

Coordinates: 65.484535 -145.414581

7. MP 127.5, Central BLM Field Station (1 each - 830 gallon & 1 each - 2500 gallon) Follow the driveway in the compound. The outhouse is visible between the shop building and the recreation shed near the back part of the road loop. The cabin septic tank (approximately 2500 gallons) is located about 120 feet to the east of the cabin. The location will be marked with cones or stakes towards the east side of the large yard along the vegetation line. (See attached map) Coordinates: 65.572891 -144.803348

8. MP 140.4, Lower Birch Creek Wayside (1 each - 830 gallon) Follow the wayside road to the parking area and the outhouse will be plainly visible.

Coordinates: 65.641363 -144.422904

DALTON HIGHWAY - There are 29 outhouses (33 vaults) between MP 56 and MP 275, there is 1 septic tank at the Arctic Interagency Visitor Center (MP 175), and 1 holding tank at Marion Creek Campground) along the Dalton Highway.

1. MP 56, Yukon Crossing (2 each -1,000 gallon, 1 double - 1,000 gallon each side). There are two locations here. First location is on the right side or east of the highway and has two facilities one is a single unit located immediately past the Log Cabin and the other is a double unit located in a parking area to the north. The third facility also known as trucker’s outhouse is located on the left or west side of the highway in front of Yukon Camp, this is a stand-alone facility and is plainly visible from the highway.

Coordinates: 65.87914545 -149.7139989 Coordinates: 65.87956103 -149.7139879 Coordinates: 65.8814726 -149.7173359

2. MP 56, Yukon River Boat Launch (2 each - 1,000 gallon). Outhouses are located at the boat launching area in the large parking lot parallel the Yukon River on the left side of the Dalton Highway heading north.

Coordinates: 65.88056648 -149.724875 Coordinates: 65.88028543 -149.7245819

3. MP 60, 5 Mile Campground (1 each - 500 gallon). The access road is 5 miles north of the Yukon River Bridge, on the west side of the highway at the second entryway. Just past the artesian wells and past the dump station access road on the right, continue follow access road to the left. Follow signs you will see interpretive signs and the outhouse will be to the left of these signs. The outhouse is located on the northeastern edge of the pad to the left and is about 1/4 mile from Dalton Highway.

Coordinates: 65.91899558 -149.8277583

4. MP 62, 7 Mile Admin Site (1 each - 500 gallon). Outhouse is located at BLM administrative site about 6 miles north of the Yukon River. Outhouse (and cabins) is located about 1000 feet east of the Highway on south side of access road to State of Alaska's “7 Mile” DOT Maintenance Camp. The outhouse is located between the cabins on the south end.

Warning - electric fence surrounding the facilities, to turn off flip Switch on back side of entrance post.

Coordinates: 65.9380373 -149.8553927

5. MP 98, Finger Mountain (2 double – 1,000 gallon each side). Located on the east side of the Dalton Highway on the north side of the parking area for the Finger Mountain interpretive site, the outhouses are double units plainly visible from the Highway.

Coordinates: 66.35806614 -150.4608017 Coordinates: 66.35786407 -150.4614925

6. MP 115, Arctic Circle Wayside and Campground (5 each – 1,000 gallon). All facilities are located to the east of the Highway. One is located at the truck pullout "below" the Arctic Circle display/deck area. Two outhouses are in the display/deck area, one at either end of the parking lot. Two are in the Arctic Circle Campground, approximately ½ mile east (uphill) from the display/deck area. It is reached by heading away from the highway along the pipeline access road which also serves as the northern entrance to the display deck area.

Coordinates: 66.5559891 -150.8124212 Coordinates: 66.55627873 -150.8108592 Coordinates: 66.55534131 -150.810212 Coordinates: 66.55764553 -150.7940164 Coordinates: 66.55789989 -150.7923226

7. MP 132, Gobblers Knob (1 each - 1,000 gallon). Outhouse is located at top of hill known locally as "Gobblers Knob". It is on the left side of highway northbound plainly visible from the main Highway.

Coordinates: 66.74760743 -150.684164

8. MP 150, Grayling Lake (1 each - 1,000 gallon). Outhouse is located on the east side of highway. Outhouse is plainly visible from Highway.

Coordinates: 66.95301442 -150.4042947

9. MP 160, South Fork Koyukuk (1 each - 500 gallon). Outhouse is located on south end of South Fork Koyukuk Bridge on east side of Highway.

Coordinates: 67.01734672 -150.2890629

10. MP 175, Arctic Interagency Visitor Center (1 each - 2,500 gallon). Septic tank is located on west side of the Dalton Highway, sign is highly visible from the road. Septic tank is located just south of the building via access service road.

Coordinates: 67.25258104 -150.1873354

11. MP 175, Coldfoot Admin Cabin (1 each - 500 gallon). Outhouse is within 300 feet west of the Dalton Highway along the Coldfoot airport access road, this is also the road to State of Alaska highway maintenance camp. Outhouse is on the south side of the airport road to the left of the cabin.

Coordinates: 67.25343871 -150.1825227

12. MP 175, Coldfoot Contact Station (1 each - 500 gallon). Outhouse east side of Dalton Highway first drive to the north or left, outhouse is located north of (behind) the building.

Coordinates: 67.25340737 -150.1753162

13. MP 179, Marion Creek Campground (4 each - 500 gallon, 1 each - 1,200 gallon). Four outhouses & 1,200 gal holding tank at campground host site. Campground entrance is on east side of Dalton Highway. All outhouses are on the right side of the outer loop road. The holding tank is under the storage shed at campground host site (#1).

Coordinates: 67.31593891 -150.1599444 Coordinates: 67.31565973 -150.1561568 Coordinates: 67.31765497 -150.1554297 Coordinates: 67.31797774 -150.1597311 Coordinates: 67.31639022 -150.1599582

14. MP 180, Marion Creek Administrative Site (2 each - 500 gallon, 1 each - 35 gallon).

This outhouse is located at the first access road on the right (northbound) past the Marion Creek bridge, on a road past two standard houses (Gray). Turn right at the intersection and follow loop road to first pad on the right outhouse, the second outhouse is on the right just before the loop is completed. The third facility is a porta potty located in a fence in area (south side of shed) on the south side of the administrative site access road (about ½ way between the Dalton Highway and admin housing).

Coordinates: 67.32202481 -150.144571 Coordinates: 67.32255078 -150.1442988 Coordinates: 67.32419207 -150.1527353

15. MP 204, Sukakpak Mountain (1 double - 1,000 gallons each side). Outhouse is located at northeast end of Dalton Highway Middle Fork Koyukuk bridge # 3. Outhouse is plainly visible from Highway.

Coordinates: 67.61395961 -149.7924632

16. MP 235, Farthest North Spruce Tree Wayside (1 each - 1,000 gallon). Outhouse is located on the east side of the highway, plainly visible from Highway.

Coordinates: 68.03380778 -149.6630247

17. MP 275, Galbraith Lake Campground (1 each - 1,000 gallon). Located about 2 ½ miles off the Dalton Highway on the southern side of the former camp pad. Turn west off the Dalton Highway onto the Galbraith Lake Airport access road. From the airport continue south to the camp pad; NOTE: a second road from the airport goes west to a gravel pit and does not reach the former camp area.

Coordinates: 68.45400365 -149.4822176

Option Year 1: 1 Aug 2025 – 30 Sept 2025 Option Year 2: 1 Aug 2026 – 30 Sept 2026

NOME CREEK ROAD - There are 11 outhouses on Nome Creek Road - Nome Creek Valley- White Mountains National Recreation Area (WMNRA). Access is from MP 57 Steese Highway, take U.S. Creek Rd approximately 7 miles to Nome Creek Bridge. Nome Creek Rd star...

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