Attachment_6_GLAC_Gravel_Questions_Answered_0002.docx

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3/4" Minus Crushed Gravel for Glacier National Par
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140P1426Q0108
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This is a Questions and Answers document for a federal solicitation issued by the Department of the Interior National Park Service Intermountain Region for 3/4" minus crushed gravel delivery to Glacier National Park. The solicitation number is 140P1426Q0108, and the delivery location is Babb, Montana. The document addresses six key inquiries from potential vendors regarding gravel specifications and sourcing requirements.

The government clarified that no gradation sheet is required, the gravel specification is road mix rather than crushed clean gravel, and vendors must source from pre-approved pit locations listed in Attachment 7. Vendors not on the approved list may request inspection of their proposed gravel source by contacting Dawn LaFleur at 406-888-7864. The government confirmed that during delivery, a loader and operator will be onsite at the stockpile location to manage the imported material. This document represents Amendment 0002 to the original solicitation, which extended the response deadline and provided clarification on vendor questions.

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No.

Question
Answer
1
Is there a gradation sheet for gravel?
No
2
Delivery location:

Babb, MT

3
Is it crushed clean gravel then or a road mix?

Road mix

4
Also is there a pit that’s been used in the past that is approved by the FS?

List of approved gravel sources attached: Attachment 7

5
Vendor is not on the list. Would the government be willing to use their location?
They can request to have their pit inspected. Please call Dawn LaFleur for questions about gravel or soil sources that you want to be inspected. 406-888-7864
6
Will the park have a loader and operator at the stockpile site to push up the imported piles.

Yes, we will have an operator and loader onsite while they are delivering.

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