A1_-_SOW_6-13-25.pdf
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- 140G0125Q0145
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This Statement of Work (SOW) details milling and paving requirements for the USGS Eastern Ecological Science Center at the Patuxent Research Refuge in Laurel, Maryland. The project involves comprehensive parking lot and garage restoration for the Gabrielson building and Merriam Garage, covering approximately 26,500 square feet, with specific requirements including milling, excavation, asphalt resurfacing, water drainage improvements, and traffic line repainting.
Key project specifications include shooting grades with transit, removing vegetation and debris, applying tar for bonding, installing a 2-inch leveling course of 9.5mm surface asphalt, compacting with a 4-6 ton vibratory roller, and reinstalling traffic control markings. The work must be completed within 90 days of the notice to proceed, with the government providing power, water, parking, and trash disposal. Contractors must adhere to safety regulations, wear proper PPE, maintain visible identification, and follow specific security procedures for accessing the federal facility.
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Statement of Work
A. Introduction
The USGS Eastern Ecological Science Center (EESC) at Patuxent Research Refuge requires milling and paving work at the Gabrielson building and Merriam Garage, located at 12100 Beech Forest Rd Laurel, MD 20708.
B. Background
The United States Geological Survey (USGS), in conjunction with the United States Fish and Wildlife
Service (FWS) occupy the Patuxent Research Refuge (PRR). The main entrance gate of the PRR is located at the intersection of Powder Mill Road, Route 197 and American Holly Drive (on PRR itself) in Laurel, MD. The EESC is located on the Central Tract of the Patuxent Wildlife Refuge, U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service. The EESC PRR Central Tract and Bee Lab area are comprised of several buildings, animal pens, and service roads. These are housed on approximately 13,000 acres of land. The front main gate at
American Holly Drive is open from 7:00AM to 5:00 PM., Monday through Friday, except holidays. All visitors are issued identification cards during business hours.
C. Definitions/Applicable Documents N/A
D. Scope
Contractor shall provide all labor and materials to mill, pave, and apply traffic paint as specified.
E. Work Requirements
The Gabrielson lot and Merriam Garage are approximately 26,500 square feet.
Shoot grades with transit and mark out areas that need to be milled and or excavated to create proper water drainage.
Mill and or Excavate asphalt along curb and gutter, manholes, damaged areas and at entrances to create proper foundation, water drainage and transitions.
Prefill all excavated and or low areas with 9.5mm surface asphalt at a two (2) inch depth and compact.
Clean entire parking lot of vegetation and debris.
Apply tar to existing asphalt for bonding.
Install leveling course of asphalt prior to resurfacing to raise low areas and level out high areas.
Resurface newly leveled and repaired lot with 2 inches of 9.5mm surface asphalt through a motorized Road paver with a HD road screed with vibratory.
Compact with a 4-6 ton vibratory roller.
Install asphalt curbs at garage entrance to direct water away from landing.
Re-stripe all existing traffic control lines and curb markings.
F. Supporting Information
Finished work will be inspected by the prior to acceptance.
1. Place of Performance
USGS EESC Patuxent Research Refuge Gabrielson Building 12100 Beech Forest Rd Laurel, MD 20708
2. Period of Performance
90 days from the date the contractor receives the notice to proceed (NTP).
3. Government will provide
-Adequate power and water for the site
- Parking for contractor’s vehicles
- Refuse disposal for regular trash
G. Special Considerations
1. Technical government liaison for this contract is the USGS Facilities Manager
2. Safety/Environmental: Contractor will wear proper personal protective equipment (PPE) when necessary and work safely within state and Federal OSHA mandated regulations
3. Security/Privacy issues (ingress to federal buildings and personnel clearances of contractors)
Contractor will be trained on procedures on entering and exiting the buildings and gated areas on Patuxent Research Refuge.
4. All personnel working for the contractor must wear visible identification at all times, while on site
(contractor provided), and the contractor will provide and keep updated a list of workers to the
COR/COTR for access/egress into the Center. Anyone not on this list may be refused entry into the
Center.
5. Normal working hours are from 7:00am (Center Gates open) until 5:00 pm (Center gates close), Monday through Friday, except Government Holidays and during special events. Alternate hours of access may be approved by the facilities manager.
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