Appendix 2 Lot Summary.pdf

This is a Lot Summary appendix for the Darlington Traditional Mowing contract opportunity in South Carolina, detailing the scope and production requirements for routine roadside maintenance services across interstate, primary, and secondary highway routes. The contract encompasses eight line items covering routine mowing, guardrail mowing, ditch mowing, and bridge mowing activities across different road classifications. Routine mowing is required for 246.12 acres on interstate routes, 678.10 acres on primary routes, and 1,980.30 acres on secondary routes. Guardrail mowing spans 73,315 linear feet on interstate routes, 46,504 linear feet on primary routes, and 21,529 linear feet on secondary routes. Ditch mowing is specified at 168 acres on interstate routes. The contract requires a minimum of seven tractors, each with a minimum PTO output of 75 horsepower, to meet the production requirements.

The estimated annual costs for the routine mowing, guardrail mowing, and ditch mowing activities total $2,904,980 across the five-year contract term. Work cycles vary by route type, with interstate routes requiring 15 cycles annually, primary routes requiring 25 cycles, and secondary routes requiring 4 cycles. The production schedule indicates that routine mowing activities must achieve specific acreage targets per cycle, with the contractor responsible for maintaining equipment and meeting minimum daily production rates as specified in the contract requirements.