Exhibit_3_Specifications_and_Drawings.pdf

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2015 Building Demolition Project Federal contract opportunity
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AG-8173-S-15-0015
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service R3-Southwestern Region

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EXHIBIT 3 SPECS AND DRAWINGS

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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

FOREST SERVICE

SOUTHWEST REGION 3

APACHE-SITGREAVES NATIONAL FORESTS

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DESCRIPTION OF WORK

Demolish six buildings on the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests. The six buildings are located in three different administrative sites across the Forest. One building is located at the Hannagan Meadows Admin Site in Greenlee County. Two are located at the Alpine Administrative Site #3, Alpine, Apache County, and three are located at the Chevelon Work Center, in Coconino County. Directions and site descriptions are in the scope of work for the contract.

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1. Left map shows the general location of Chevelon Work Center.

2. Right map shows closer view with circles to indicate the buildings to be demolished.

3. Buildings G-21 and 15-9 do not contain Lead Based Paint or Asbestos.

4. Building G-15 does contain RACM; the SOW describes requirements for addressing the RACM and demolishing this building.

5. All demolition debris must be hauled from the site and disposed of properly.

Chevelon is located in Coconino County, approximately 40 miles South of Winslow, AZ., on Hwy 99 / Forest Road 34. The site is also accessible from the Woods Canyon Recreation Area along Hwy 260. Heavy traffic should access the site from Winslow.

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1. There is one building at this location. The building is a wood framed structure, single story, sitting on a latrine vault.

2. After removing the structure, if the waste in the vault is dry, break up the slab and the vault walls, letting the debris fall into the vault, place backfill over the top of the concrete debris. Fill to the existing ground level.

3. If the waste in the vault is saturated or visibly wet, place lime in the vault and backfill with sand or cinders to cover the waste.

Place broken concrete from the floor and vault walls into the vault, then backfill to the top of the fault, matching existing ground level.

Fill material should be native material from around the site.

Site is located in Greenlee County, along Hwy 191, across from the Hannagan Lodge, and the Hannagan Camp Ground.

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1. There are two trailers at the site which are to be demolished.

2. The contractor will demolish both structures on site, and then remove and dispose of the debris at a landfill that accepts building debris/waste.

3. The structures are unsuitable for human habitation and therefore cannot be reused as such.

4. The contractor will protect the utility connections during demolition, and then ensure they are marked and covered after demolition.

5. After demolition, the contractor will grade the site smooth.

The site is located in Alpine, AZ, Apache County. From the intersection of Hwy 191 and 180, the site is East 1.9 miles on Hwy 180 heading to Luna, N.M.

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