QnA 09.10.24.pdf
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to a federal contract opportunity for the WY FLAP JOH 14(1) North Fork Crazy Woman Creek Bridge project.
The key details are:
- The project involves replacing an existing bridge structure on Crazy Woman Canyon Road/Route 33 in Johnson County, Wyoming. The new bridge will be 14 feet wide and 51 feet long, with concrete abutments and micropile foundations.
- The contractor is required to obtain an NPDES permit, but no other permits are needed. They can use existing gates to close the road when allowed.
- The contractor must clear vegetation and obtain bird surveys if clearing is done between January 2 and August 31. A potential staging area is identified on the plans.
- The bid date is listed on sheet A-1 of the invitation for bid, and the contract completion date is September 26, 2025. Ground disturbing activities cannot begin prior to May 1, 2025.
- The project is being managed by the Federal Highway Administration's Central Federal Lands Highway Division, in cooperation with the U.S. Forest Service and Johnson County, Wyoming.
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Questions and Answers during Advertisement for WY FLAP JOH 14(1) North Fork Crazy Woman Creek Bridge
August 30, 2024
Questions Answers 1 Ref. Sheet S9 Typical Section; At the Typical Section, the thrie-beam bridge railing is called-out as weathering steel. Special Provision article 555.03A(e) specifies galvanized guardrail. Please clarify.
Use weathering steel for the thrie-beam bridge railing. Please refer to Amendment A001.
September 3, 2024
2 Do you have the anticipated bid date and construction timeframe for this project?
Bid date can be found on sheet A-1 of the invitation for bid.
Per SCR’s Subsection 108.01: No ground disturbing activities can begin prior to May 1, 2025, and the contract completion date is September 26, 2025.
September 10, 2024
3 Was drilling performed on both sides of the bridge during geotechnical investigations?
Only one side of the bridge had borings done, please reference the geotechnical report and geotechnical addendum.
4 Have all the permits been obtained for the project? The contractor is required to obtain the NPDES permit, no other permits are required. Please reference Section 107 of the SCR’s for further information.
5 Is the contractor allowed to use the existing gates at either end of the project to close the road when allowed?
Yes, there is a new orange county gate on one end of the project and a Forest Service gate on the other end of the project that may be used to close the road when allowed per Section 156 of the SCR’s.
6 How much ROW is there either side of centerline? Please reference plan sheet C1 for existing ROW and Temporary Construction Easement information.
7 Are bird surveys required for vegetation/tree clearing? What are the limits for clearing?
Clear and grub to the clearing limits as shown on sheet C1 of the plans.
Clear vegetation in accordance with SCR Subsection 107.10(e) and FP-14 Section 201. Bird surveys are required if clearing is done from January 2, to August 31.
8 What are requirement for the staging area? A potential staging area is shown on Sheet A6 of the plans. Do not block access to the gate, as shown on sheet A6 of the plans. Protect the staging area by placing fencing around the area, and placing geotextile, timber decking, or some other barrier as approved by the CO in accordance with Subsection 105.04 of the SCR’s.
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