A2 Statement of Work GR.pdf
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- 12445123Q0032
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This statement of work outlines a project to replace a concrete water cistern and install new water lines at the German Ridge Campground in the Hoosier National Forest. The project includes removing an existing 57" x 67" x 146" concrete tank and installing a new 1800 or 1850 gallon concrete cistern in the same location. One 1" water line will run from the new cistern approximately 210 feet to a frost-free hydrant, and a second 1" line will tee off to two additional hydrants approximately 410 feet away. Both lines will be buried a minimum of 30 inches deep. Nine existing water hydrants and appurtenances shown on the site plan will also be removed. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number 12445123Q0032 from the US Department of Agriculture Forest Service for the German Ridge Waterline project.
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German Ridge Campground Waterline Summer 2023
Statement of Work
Tell City District Office German Ridge Campground Waterline
Hoosier National Forest
This project contains the following work items:
• Removal and disposal of a the existing 57” deep x 67” wide x 146” long concrete tank (shown above).
• Installation of a new 1800 or 1850 Gallon concrete cistern in the same location as the existing one.
• Installation of a 1” water line right of the tank (pictured above) to a frost-free hydrant approximately 210 feet. Includes one shutoff valve 3 feet from the cistern wall.
• Installation of a second 1” water line off the left of the tank that will tee off to two frost free hydrants approximately 410 feet total (See Site Map). Includes one shutoff valve 3 feet from the cistern wall.
• The water lines will be buried a minimum of 30 inches deep.
• There are 9 existing water hydrants/faucets and appurtenances that will be removed and are shown on the site plan.
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