A04_BID_SHEET_COMANCHE_OXBOW_FENCING.pdf
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This is a Bid Schedule for a fencing construction contract issued by the Bureau of Land Management - New Mexico (BLM-NM) for the Comanche Oxbow project. The contract requires construction of approximately 6,380 linear feet of four-strand barbed wire fencing along with associated components and materials. Required deliverables include eight angle iron corner panels, nine angle iron end panels, one angle iron stress panel, three barbed wire gates (4-wire), and five single angle metal posts. No fence removal is required under this contract. The project has a 30-day period of performance, which allows for approximately one mile of fence construction per week.
The bid schedule is structured on an "All or Nothing" basis, meaning bidders must provide unit prices for all line items to be considered for award. Pricing must include lump sum costs for mobilization/demobilization, bonding, and taxes in addition to unit prices for materials and labor. All quantities listed are estimates. Bidders must complete the Unit Price and Total columns for each pay item, with a Grand Total calculation required for contract award consideration.
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BLM-NM RFO COMANCHE OXBOW FENCING
Bid Schedule Pay Item Description Quantity* Unit Unit Price Total
1 Fence Removal 0 LF 2 Barbed Wire Fence (4 Strand) 6380 LF 3 Angle Iron Corner Panel (CP) 8 EA 4 Angle Iron Corner Panel 3 brace (3BCP) 0 EA 5 Angle Iron End Panel (EP) 9 EA 6 Angle Iron Stress Panel (SP) 1 EA 7 Barbed Wire Gate - 4 Wire (WG) 3 EA 8 Single Angle Metal Post (SMP) 5 EA
9 Mob/Demob 1 LS
10 Bonding 1 LS 11 Taxes 1 LS
TOTAL Total
Grand Total (All or Nothing)
*All quantities are estimates
** 30-day Period of Performance (Allows for 1 mile of fence built per week)
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