A_01_Eleven Mile Canyon Entrance_Schedule of Items (2) (1).pdf

The document is a Schedule of Items for the Eleven Mile Canyon Entrance project, issued by the Pike-San Isabel National Forests & Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands (PSICC), specifically for the South Park Ranger District in Colorado. The project involves an entrance road improvement and entrance station replacement, with a comprehensive list of 11 base items including mobilization, construction survey, soil erosion control, asphalt removal, roadway excavation, aggregate base installation, asphalt concrete placement, bollard post installation, pavement markings, temporary traffic control, and a precast concrete fee booth installation. The estimated quantities range from 1 lump sum (LS) for several items to specific quantities like 196 square yards of asphalt removal, 100 cubic yards of roadway excavation, 90 tons of aggregate base, and 193 tons of asphalt concrete.

The Schedule of Items presents a template for bidders to fill in unit prices and total prices, with all current entries showing zero dollars, indicating this is a preliminary bidding document. The project appears to be a infrastructure improvement initiative for a national forest entrance, focusing on road reconstruction and facility upgrades. While specific pricing, funding sources, and bid dates are not detailed in this document, the comprehensive item breakdown suggests a structured approach to road and entrance station renovation. The use of CDOT (Colorado Department of Transportation) specifications for materials like aggregate base and asphalt concrete indicates adherence to state transportation standards, which is typical for federal-state collaborative infrastructure projects.