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- Remedial Action SST OU Subarea 1 (Reaches A-D) Residual Tailings, Silver Bow County Montana
- Solicitation number
- DEQ-IFB2016-416005
- Issued by
- Richland County, Montana
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This is an Invitation for Bid (IFB) document from the Montana Acquisition & Contracting System (eMacs) for a Remedial Action project in Silver Bow County, Montana. The project involves a comprehensive environmental remediation contract for SST OU Subarea 1 (Reaches A-D) Residual Tailings, with work spanning approximately 18 months from fall 2015 to winter/spring 2017. The scope of work includes mobilization, traffic control, haul road network installation, stream and trail crossing, railroad loadout facility construction, groundwater dewatering, vegetation clearing, excavation of approximately 47,500 cubic yards of tailings over 11 acres, railroad car loading, spreading materials at Opportunity Ponds WMA, landfill debris disposal, and installing embankment slope protection.
The contract was tentatively awarded to Jordan Contracting, Inc. for $1,333,246.51, with final execution contingent upon receipt of required insurance and bond documents. The bid was released on 10/21/2015, opened on 10/22/2015, and closed on 11/17/2015, with commodity codes covering environmental services including hazardous materials site evaluation, mining, and stream restoration. The project anticipates work during winter months, with no separate payment for weather-related delays, and bidders are expected to incorporate potential weather delay costs into their bid items.
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Bids will be received for one General Contract. The Work will consist of, without limitation, the following:
mobilization, bonding and insurance; traffic control and train spotting; installing and maintaining the haul road network;
installing and utilizing stream and trail crossing; constructing a railroad loadout facility, groundwater dewatering; clearing and grubbing vegetation; excavating approximately 47,500 cubic yards (CY) of T/IS spread over approximately 11 acres;
loading the T/IS into railroad cars at the loadout facilities identified on the Drawings; unloading, placing and spreading the T/IS at the Opportunity Ponds WMA; landfill debris disposal; excavating, loading, hauling, and placing approximately 50,000 CY of vegetative backfill over approximately 19 acres; installing embankment slope protection, which includes approximately 1,300 square yards (SY) of rock riprap and 500 SY of rock cover; fencing; storm water Best Management Practices (BMPs);
and other work as shown and described in the Contract Documents.
Awarded To: Jordan Contracting, Inc. for 1,333,246.51 USD
This project has been tentatively awarded to Jordan Contracting. Final Contract execution is dependent upon receipt of required insurance and bond documents.
Remedial Action SST OU Subarea 1 (Reaches A-D) Residual Tailings, Silver Bow County Montana
Remedial Action SST OU Subarea 1 (Reaches A-D) Residual Tailings, Silver Bow County Montana
Released 10/21/2015 5:00 PM MST Type Invitation For Bid Open 10/22/2015 5:00 PM MST Number DEQ-IFB2016-416005 Close 11/17/2015 2:00 PM MST Currency US Dollar Sealed Until 11/18/2015 2:00 PM MST Payment Terms 0% 0, Net 30
Contacts
Vicki Woodrow VWoodrow@mt.gov
Phone +444 3101
Commodity Codes
Commodity Code Description
1608 Environmental Services - Hazardous Materials & Site Evaluation, Design & Clean-up
0515 Building & Construction - Services
1611 Environmental Services - Mining
1619 Environmental Services - Stream Restoration
Description mailto:VWoodrow@mt.gov
Owner anticipates construction will require two hundred twenty five work days spanning from the fall of 2015 to the winter/spring of 2017 construction seasons (approximately 18 months). Work during winter months will be advantageous and is expected. Therefore, no separate payment will be made for delays associated with temporary shut-downs during prolonged periods of below zero weather. Bidders must plan for weather delay costs and incorporate them into the appropriate Bid Items.
08 December 2015
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