A01_REQUIREMENT PACKAGE_FR321 High Qualty Surfacing_Statement of Work.pdf

US Department of Agriculture (USDA)

Statement of Work

Contents Project General Information Location and Project Description Contractor Requirements

Road Log - Description of Work Deliverables / Schedule

Project Forest Road 321 High Quality Surfacing

General Information This contract is for Roadbed Reconditioning on Forest Road (FR) 321 East Windfall Road. Work includes Roadbed Reconditioning, Aggregate Base Coarse and Aggregate Surface Coarse Placement. All work performed shall be completed in accordance with the Standard Specification for Roads and Bridges on Federal Highway Project (FP-14) and the provided Forest Service Supplemental Specifications to the FP-14 (FSSS).

Location and Project Description Road to receive reconditioning is located within the Zone 1, Bradford Ranger District, of the Allegheny National Forest, in McKean county of Pennsylvania. Total road length to be reconditioned is .44 miles, with 322 tons of Aggregate surface course (type DSA Limestone) and 23 tons of Aggregate Surface Course (Crushed #3).

Contractor Requirements Road Log - Description of Work

FR 321- EAST WINDFALL

STATION 0+00 TO 252+10: LEVEL OF SERVICE I (OPEN)

OGM CONTACT INFORMATION: PENNSYLVANIA ONE CALL (800-242-1776)

MILEPOST STATION

ROAD LOG/WORK DESCRIPTION (OCTOBER 22)

0.000

0+00

INTERSECTION OF FR 150 AND FR 321

COORDINATES: LATITUDE 41° 46’23.9" N (41.773297)

LONGITUDE 78° 46’11.3" W (-78.769793)

0.000

0+00

INTERSECTION WITH FR150 AT STATION 535+35

0.000 - 0.303 0+00 - 16+00

RECONDITION ROADBED ACCORDING TO THE

TYPICAL DRAWING (SEE “TYPICAL RECONDITION

SECTION” IN THE DRAWINGS), AND FP-14 FOREST

SERVICE SUPPLEMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS (FSSS),

SECTION 303.05, ROADBED RECONDITIONING,

APPLY (253) TONS OF COMPACTED LIMESTONE

DSA SPOT SURFACING

0.160

8+45

CAMPSITE #15 PARKING AREA RIGHT

0.211

11+15

MEAD RUN TRIPLE CMPA'S 83" X 57" X 40' CMPA

0.189

- 0.234 11+40 - 12+40

APPLY (23) TONS OF COMPACTED #3 CRUSHED

AGGREGATE AS BASE

2.235

118+00

OGM ROAD LEFT

2.259

119+30

PARKING AREA LEFT / OGM ROAD RIGHT

2.272

2.386 120+00

126+00

RECONDITION ROADBED ACCORDING TO THE

TYPICAL DRAWING (SEE “TYPICAL RECONDITION

SECTION” IN THE DRAWINGS), AND FP-14 FOREST

SERVICE SUPPLEMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS (FSSS),

SECTION 303.05, ROADBED RECONDITIONING,

APPLY (69) TONS OF COMPACTED LIMESTONE DSA

SPOT SURFACING, END OF FR321 ROADWORK

Requirements

• All work performed shall be completed in accordance with the Standard Specification for Roads and Bridges on Federal Highway Project (FP-14) and the provided Forest Service Supplemental Specifications to the FP-14 (FSSS).

• Contractor shall provide all equipment, labor, materials, tools, and other incidentals and execute all work necessary to perform the required road maintenance on the designated National Forest roads in accordance with the specifications, and bidder’s technical proposal which is incorporated by reference.

• Prior to any earth disturbing activities, contractor shall call the Pennsylvania One Call System (800-242-1776) and all Oil and Gas Operators in the work area to determine locations of any underground utility lines.

• The contractor shall be held liable and is responsible for any damage caused by their personnel or equipment to any pipelines, trees, culverts, signs, posts, riprap, or structures. Repair or replacement shall be at the Contractor's expense and at no additional cost to the Government.

• Mitigation for Non-Native Invasive Species (NNIS) will be discussed at the pre-work conference. Maps of infestations and appropriate prevention and mitigation measures will be supplied and discussed. Construction Requirements and equipment cleaning for mitigation are as described in Supplemental Specification 151.

Deliverables / Schedule

• Within 10 days after award, the contractor will submit to the Contracting Officer, for approval, a plan of operation indicating the planned operations and proposed timetable to complete the scheduled work activities. Contractor shall notify the COR of any changes to the plan of operation by phone call or e-mail.

• Contractor is responsible to have in place a quality control system that will ensure work is performed in an acceptable manner. The Contractor will promptly furnish the COR with a copy of all inspection documents. Government Inspections are for the Government’s benefit.