9 Master Trail Pricing Sheets.xlsx

Master IDIQ_Schedule of Items

All Pay Items: The use of livestock to transport tools and materials to and from a project site is permitted. However, daily travel to the project site and between work sections shall be done on foot. Exceptions to this requirement may be granted by the CO.

911(02) – EXCAVATION AND EMBANKMENT, NEW TRAIL CONSTRUCTION, FULL BENCH. This work consists of constructing new trail prisms to the specified dimensions shown in the DRAWINGS. This work also includes construction of native material features such as ditches, and drain dips. Trail structures such as culverts, rock or log waterbars, stream fords, check dams, switchbacks, turnpikes, and retaining walls will be paid for separately. Clearing and Grubbing will be paid for seperately.

911(06) – EXISTING TRAIL RESTORATION. This work consists of restoring the original trail template, including clearing, removing slough and berm, borrow, filling ruts and troughs, reshaping backslopes, excavation, reshaping trail tread, restoring existing drainage and other trail structures, reconstructing check dams, and removing protruding rocks, roots, stumps, slough, and berms. This pay item is primarily focused on earthwork to bring the trail back to its original template.

912(04) & 912(05) - EXISTING TRAILWAY CLEARING AND LOGGING OUT. The requirements for light & heavy trailway clearing and logging out are identical. The difference between the two pay items is the estimated amount of time and effort needed to clear the trail. Heavy clearing is estimated to need a two person crew and a production rate of 1 mile per day. Light clearing is estimated to need a two person crew and a production rate of 5 miles per day.

Master IDIQ SOI

Schedule of Items Notes:

All Pay Items: The use of livestock to transport tools and materials to and from a project site is permitted. However, daily travel to the project site and between work sections shall be done on foot. Exceptions to this requirement may be granted by the CO.

901(01) – Survey and Design. Includes personnel traversing an undisturbed landscape and establishing survey locations in the form of wooden stakes, pin flags, or flagging. Stationing will be established on the ground and terrain features located on the ground. Terrain features include, but not limited to, grade dips, water bars, stream crossings, switchbacks, retaining walls and other items shown in the Schedule of Items. Additionally, stationing and terrain features will be documented in a Description of Work for use by the Government.

911(02) – EXCAVATION AND EMBANKMENT, NEW TRAIL CONSTRUCTION, FULL BENCH. This work consists of constructing new trail prisms to the specified dimensions shown in the DRAWINGS. This work also includes construction of native material features such as ditches, and drain dips. Trail structures such as culverts, rock or log waterbars, stream fords, check dams, switchbacks, turnpikes, and retaining walls will be paid for separately. Clearing and Grubbing will be paid for seperately.

911(06) – EXISTING TRAIL RESTORATION. This work consists of restoring the original trail template, including clearing, removing slough and berm, borrow, filling ruts and troughs, reshaping backslopes, excavation, reshaping trail tread, restoring existing drainage and other trail structures, reconstructing check dams, and removing protruding rocks, roots, stumps, slough, and berms. This pay item is primarily focused on earthwork to bring the trail back to its original template.

912(04) & 912(05) – EXISTING TRAILWAY CLEARING AND LOGGING OUT. Includes cutting and removing vegetation from inside the clearing limits and scattering outside of the clearing limits. Also includes removal of loose rock larger than 4” in diameter from the trailway. Roots larger than 3” in diameter shall be cut and disposed of outside the clearing limits. This pay item is primarily focused on the cutting and removal of vegetation and the removal of loose rocks; however, this pay item also includes cleaning drainage features such as drain dips and waterbars to ensure water drains off the trailway.

912(04) & 912(05) - EXISTING TRAILWAY CLEARING AND LOGGING OUT. The requirements for light & heavy trailway clearing and logging out are identical. The difference between the two pay items is the estimated amount of time and effort needed to clear the trail. Heavy clearing is estimated to need a two person crew and a production rate of 1 mile per day. Light clearing is estimated to need a two person crew and a production rate of 5 miles per day.

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