A06_0044005875_Amendment_0001_-_Scope_of_work_for_Kodiak_Snow_Blower_Repair_0001.docx
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- Solicitation number
- 140P1225Q0065
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This document is a Scope of Work (SOW) for the repair and rebuild of a 1998 Kodiak Loader Mounted Snowblower for Bryce Canyon National Park. The comprehensive repair involves rebuilding or replacing critical components including the entire housing unit, engine, gear boxes, hydraulic systems, coolant system, drive shafts, snow ribbon, fan, and snow shoot. Specific technical requirements include a 36-inch ribbon, 40-inch fan, 128-inch snow cutting width, and an electronic operation system that can be controlled from inside a 2011 CAT 950H loader cab.
The project is solicited under Solicitation Number 140P1225Q0065 by the Department of the Interior National Park Service Intermountain Region. The contractor is responsible for retrieving the snowblower from Bryce Canyon National Park's maintenance yard in Utah, completing repairs at their own facility, and returning the equipment by July 31st, 2026. Upon completion, Bryce Canyon National Park will conduct an inspection and acceptance of the rebuilt snowblower. The park's location sits at 8,000-9,000 feet elevation and experiences significant snowfall, necessitating robust snow removal equipment.
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Scope of work for Kodiak Loader Mounted Snow Blower Repair.
1.0 Project Description / Summary
2.0 Objectives
3.0 Background
4.0 Specific Work / Tasks
5.0 Optional Work / Tasks
6.0 Government Furnished Equipment / Materials / Other
7.0 Special Conditions / Requirements
8.0 Place of Performance
9.0 Performance Period / Schedule Requirements
1.0 Project Description / Summary:
Bryce Canyon National Park needs to repair/rebuild a 1998 Kodiak Loader Mounted
Snowblower.
2.0 Objectives:
We currently have a 1998 Kodiak Loader Mounted Snowblower Serial # 2192 LMSC3640, that all mechanical components around the original engine need to be rebuilt or replaced.
3.0 Background:
Bryce Canyon National Parks developed area sits at 8000 to 9000 feet in elevation and receives several feet of snow every year. Some winter snowstorms are so extreme that the only way to move the snow is with large equipment.
We also clear the snow with truck mounted snowplows throughout the winter and create big piles of snow that we need to use the snowblower to remove once the area becomes full.
4.0 Specific Work / Tasks:
Take our current snow blower and rebuild/repair the critical items.
• The entire housing unit around the engine, ribbon, and snow shoot to be rebuilt as existing frame is too worn for repair.
• Gear boxes and clutches.
o Replace center drive gearbox.
• The hydraulic pump, drive, valves, and all hydraulic lines.
• Coolant System
• Drive shafts.
• The ribbon will be replaced with a 36-inch ribbons.
• The bearings for the ribbon.
• Snow Cutters.
• Cutting Edge
• The blower fan and housing unit around the blower fan will be replaced with 40-inch fan and new volute.
• Fabrication of snow shoot to match the new housing unit with 180 degree left/right rotation and vertical adjustment from base 90 degrees +/- 30 degrees (60-120) minimum.
• The overall snow cutting width will be 128 inches upon construction of new frame.
• Must be able to maintain and control operations of the blower from inside the cab of a
2011 CAT 950H loader through the use of a new electronic operation system.
• Complete overhaul of existing diesel engine to include full top end and bottom end components.
5.0 Optional Work / Tasks:
• N/A
6.0 Government Furnished Equipment / Materials / Other:
• 1998 Kodiak snowblower
7.0 Special Conditions / Requirements:
The contractor will be responsible for the retrieval and delivery of the snowblower.
Available times are 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM Monday to Friday, No Government Holidays and weekends.
Bryce Canyon National Park Maintenance Yard
3100 S HWY 63
Bryce Canyon, UT 84764
8.0 Place of Performance:
The Snowblower is currently at Bryce Canyon National Park, the contractor will be allowed to retrieve the equipment and complete work at their own facility and return it when work has been completed.
9.0 Period of performance:
The work is to be completed and the machine returned to Bryce Canyon National Park by July
31st, 2026.
INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE: BRCA will have a designated representative to perform inspection and acceptance of snowblower upon completion.
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