SOW_Addendum_(July_2024)_0001.pdf

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Apollo District Parking Lot #6 Demolition Federal contract opportunity
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140PS124R0014
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Department of the Interior National Park Service Northeast Region

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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) Addendum for the demolition and removal of the approximately 11,000 SF Apollo District (AD) Parking Lot #6 at Canaveral National Seashore, part of the National Park Service South Atlantic Gulf Region's storm recovery efforts.

The key updates to the original SOW include: 1) Leaving 3 inches of the clean sub-base material in place for planting and soil stabilization, with the remaining sub-base material to be hauled and stockpiled at a nearby NPS storage yard; 2) Requiring the contractor to submit the names and contact information of their nursery suppliers, including their affiliations with organizations like the Florida Nursery & Landscape Association, for park approval. The overall required services include the complete removal of the asphalt pavement, installation of silt fencing, and final disposal of all removed materials per an approved Debris Disposal Plan.

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Statement of Work (SOW)

Addendum

DEMOLISH APOLLO DISTRICT (AD) PARKING LOT #6

July 20, 2024

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

SOUTH ATLANTIC GULF REGION

STORM RECOVERY

This document provides updates to the Statement of Work dated April 2024.

UPDATE #1

3. REQUIRED SERVICES/TASKS

“Complete the removal of the approximately 11,000 SF of asphalt pavement from the surface of the parking lot.

With the asphalt layer removed, leave the clean sub-base material for planting and soil stabilization. The removal shall include the whole of the parking lot as well as both the north and south access aprons. The main road shall be left with a typical edge appearance, as if the parking lot was never there. All removed materials shall be disposed of in accordance with an approved Debris Disposal Plan. Contractor shall install silt fence around the perimeter of the parking lot along the shoreline and sides of the entry road. Once project is complete, remove and dispose.”

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3. REQUIRED SERVICES/TASKS

“Complete the removal of the approximately 11,000 SF of asphalt pavement from the surface of the parking lot.

With the asphalt layer removed, leave 3” of the clean sub-base material in place for planting and soil stabilization. The remaining clean sub-base material shall be hauled and stockpiled at a NPS storage yard located approximately .33 miles south of the work site (See photos of the site location with coordinates below).

The removal shall include the whole of the parking lot as well as both the north and south access aprons. The main road shall be left with a typical edge appearance, as if the parking lot was never there. All removed materials shall be disposed of in accordance with an approved Debris Disposal Plan. Contractor shall install silt fence around the perimeter of the parking lot along the shoreline and sides of the entry road. Once project is complete, remove and dispose.”

UPDATE #2

4. PLANT RELATED SPECIFICATION / REQUIREMENTS

2.2 LABELING AND INFORMATION

“Provide each plant with supplier's labeling for delivery to site, showing full botanical name and the supplier's name.”

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4. PLANT RELATED SPECIFICATION / REQUIREMENTS

2.2 LABELING AND INFORMATION

“Provide each plant with supplier's labeling for delivery to site, showing full botanical name and the supplier's name.

Contractor shall submit the names of nursery suppliers, contact information with affiliations for park approval. Typical affiliations examples include the Florida Nursery & Landscape Association (FNGLA) or other nurserymen associations providing accreditation to assure horticultural standards and environmental processes.”

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