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IRON FIRE BALDWIN/GERBER FENCE CONTRACT Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
140L1725Q0063
Issued by
Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Colorado Region

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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the Iron Fire Baldwin/Gerber Fence Replacement project located 19 miles northwest of Craig, Colorado. The contract requires removing 2 miles of burnt non-functional existing fence and reconstructing it with woven wire and one strand of barbed wire, with specific material requirements including 12 ga barbed and barbless wire, 5' steel T-posts, 32" woven field fence, and treated wood posts for line, H-brace, and gate applications.

The related federal contract opportunity is a small business set-aside solicitation issued by the Bureau of Land Management Colorado Region, with a solicitation number of 140L1725Q0063. The procurement will evaluate quotes based on technical capability, past government experience, and past performance, with technical and past performance significantly more important than price. Key requirements include a detailed technical approach, equipment and construction schedule, government agency references, and a total project price. The contract is expected to be awarded using simplified acquisition procedures, requires Davis-Bacon wages, and mandates 100% payment bonding, with work to be completed by October 30th.

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IRON FIRE BALDWIN /GERBER FENCE REPLACEMENT

STATEMENT OF WORK

GENERAL:

1. Description of Work: Furnishing all necessary labor, equipment, supervision, supplies and materials to remove 2 miles of burnt non-functional existing fence and reconstruct with woven wire with 1 strand barbed wire. The approved section of fence to be replaced ties into other existing fence. Wire, wood post and metal T-post from the existing obsolete fence that are still in place will be removed prior to construction of new fence. Old fence material will not be re-purposed for use in new fence.

2. Location: 19 miles northwest of Craig, CO on county road 17 (T9N R93W sections 23, 24, 13).

3. Access to the Work: Access to the work sites shall be provided by and at the contractor’s expense. Public or private roads damaged by the contractor shall be restored, at the contractor’s expense, to the same condition they were in at the commencement of work. All work areas are accessible via maintained county road.

4. Environmental conditions: Clean up all Contractor generated litter and dispose of at an approved sanitary landfill. Contractor will remove and dispose of existing obsolete fence, wire post and take to an approved landfill and is responsible for all disposal costs.

5. Work Limits: The Government will provide a map detailing the fence that is to be replaced.

6. Contract duration: Work may begin when contract is awarded and completed by October 30th.

CONTRACTOR FURNISHED ITEMS:

1.

All materials, supplies and equipment necessary to remove old fence and construct 2 miles of new fence.

A. 12 ½ ga 2 pt barbed wire

B. 12 ½ ga barbless wire twisted

C. 5 ½‘ steel t-post

D. 32” woven field fence

E. 6 ½’x 4” treated wood (line post)

F. 6”x8’ treated wood (H-brace post)

G. 6”x8” treated wood (gate post).

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED ITEMS:

1. Maps

2. Fence specifications

SPECIFIC TASKS:

1. Surface Conditions: Tractors or heavy equipment shall not be operated when the ground is muddy, or soil moisture is high enough for the tractor to leave ruts.

2. Protection: The contractor is required to protect survey monuments from damage. In case of destruction or removal by the contractor, the Government will replace the monuments and the actual cost for replacement will be deducted from payment due the contractor.

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