2024 Silver Lk SP Sand Relocation SOW (1).docx
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- RFP - 751 - 240000001217
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- Oceana County, Menominee City, Michigan
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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the 2024 Sand Relocation Project at Silver Lake State Park in Mears, Michigan. The project involves removing excess sand from the ORV area exit ramp, the base of Mount Baldy, and the ORV area entrance ramp, and relocating the sand to the South Flats area in the dunes. The work is to be completed between March 15th and March 31st, 2024. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 27, 2024, at 10:00 a.m. at the ORV area parking lot. The project is being managed by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and is located within Oceana County and Menominee City.
The SOW provides detailed specifications for the sand removal and relocation work, including the required care and precautions to be taken to avoid damaging signs, posts, fencing, vegetation, and paved surfaces. The excess sand must be spread out at the relocation site to avoid leaving piles. The contract opportunity is for the 2024 Sand Relocation Project at Silver Lake State Park, and the sign-in sheet for the mandatory pre-bid meeting is being published.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| ORV downramp (1).pdf | ||
| Standard Contract Terms W Insurance (1).docx | DOCX document | |
| Upramp sand relocate.pdf | ||
| exit ramp 2.pdf | ||
| Mt Baldy 1.pdf | ||
| ORV downramp.pdf | ||
| Standard Contract Terms W Insurance.docx | DOCX document | |
| entrance ramp (1).pdf | ||
| exit ramp 1 (1).pdf | ||
| exit ramp 1.pdf | ||
| sand relocate map (1).pdf | ||
| 2024 Silver Lk SP Sand Relocation Pre-Bid Sign In Sheet.pdf | ||
| 2024 Silver Lk SP Sand Relocation SOW.docx | DOCX document | |
| Mt Baldy 1 (1).pdf | ||
| Upramp sand relocate (1).pdf | ||
| entrance ramp.pdf | ||
| sand relocate map.pdf |
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Statement of Work
Park Name: Silver Lake State Park
| Park Address: | 9679 W. State Park Rd. | |
| Mears, MI 49436 |
Contact Name: Jody Johnston--Phone: (231) 873-3083 Email: johnstonj3@michigan.gov
Mandatory Pre-Bid Meeting Date: Tuesday, February 27, 2024, at 10:00 a.m. at the ORV area parking lot. 8960 W. Fox Rd, Mears, MI 49436
Timeframe for work to be accomplished: March 15th -March 31st, 2024
Maps attached: YES
ORV Area Exit Ramp work:
· Excess sand to be removed on the exit ramp to the provide safe grade and slope for ORV travel.
· Care and precautions to be taken to avoid damaging all signs, posts, or fencing along the sides of the down ramp.
· Signs may be removed by contractor if preferred but the contractor will reinstall all they remove at the same location and manner prior to removal.
· Excess sand will be relocated to the South Flats area in the dunes (refer to map). Relocated sand will be spread out to avoid leaving piles.
Mount Baldy base work:
· Sand removal and relocation to take place at east end base of Mount Baldy to maintain current travel lanes for vehicles.
· Sand needs to be cleared approximately 10 feet back from the westernmost edge of the vehicle travel lanes.
· Care to be taken to avoid damage to all vegetation and paved surfaces in the area.
· Signs and posts in this area will be removed by park staff prior to contractor beginning work. If additional removal is needed, contractor will request as soon as possible to park management.
· Excess sand will be relocated to the South Flats area in the dunes (refer to map). Relocated sand will be spread out to avoid leaving piles.
ORV area Entrance Ramp:
· Sand removal and relocation on the upper portion of the ORV entrance ramp to maintain safe grade and slope for ORV travel.
· Sand removal to take place between and under the guard rail sections to adequately maintain proper function of guard rail.
· Relocated sand may be transported to the designated areas and must be spread out to avoid leaving piles.
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