QnA - Site Visit 5.30.2024.pdf
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- CO FLAP SH 5(1) Mount Blue Sky Highway
- Solicitation number
- 6982AF24B000009
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This document contains a set of questions and answers related to a site visit for the CO FLAP SH 5(1) Mount Blue Sky Highway project. The project involves reconstructing 0.7 miles of Colorado State Highway 5 in Clear Creek County, Colorado, which is located approximately 50 miles southwest of Denver in the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forest. Key details from the questions and answers include:
- There are specific contract requirements related to having someone at the gate (see SCR 635.04) and the feasibility of completing all work in 2025 (see SCR 108.01(a), 108.01(d), and other requirements).
- The distance from State Highway 5 to the project location is approximately 9 miles from the Summit Lake Parking Lot.
The related federal contract opportunity is for the CO FLAP SH 5(1) Mount Blue Sky Highway project, which has a solicitation number of 6982AF24B000009. The project involves roadway reconstruction with an air convection embankment to improve subsurface drainage, minimize permafrost degradation, and stabilize the roadway. The anticipated cost range is between $5,000,000 and $10,000,000, and construction is expected to start in July 2024 and finish in October 2025.
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6982AF23B000027
CO FLAP 5(1) Mount Blue Sky Highway
Site visit questions and answers
Question Response
1. Is there someone required to be at the gate? See SCR 635.04.
2. Can all work occur in 2025? See SCR 108.01(a), 108.01(d), and other requirements with dates listed in the
SCRs to determine if it is feasible for all work to be completed within contract requirements.
3. What is the distance from State Highway 5 to project location.
Refer to online maps . It is approximately nine miles from SH 5 to Summit Lake Parking Lot.
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