Appendix A.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- W912WJ25Q0007
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This document is an appendix containing maps and informational photos related to a federal contract opportunity for the procurement and replacement of a log boom at North Hartland Lake in Vermont. The key details are:
The solicitation is for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - New England District to procure and replace a log boom at North Hartland Lake. The work includes furnishing labor, materials, and equipment to replace approximately 2,300 feet of 1-inch diameter galvanized wire rope, 20 twenty-foot long boom logs, 40 log boom chains, 12 one-inch rope clamps, and 2 one-inch thimbles. The contractor shall also remove and properly dispose of the existing deteriorated equipment. The Government may exercise an option to purchase 5 additional twenty-foot long boom logs. The magnitude of the construction is between $100,000 and $250,000, and the procurement is set-aside for small business vendors under NAICS code 238990 with a size standard of $19 million. All vendors must have an active SAM.gov registration to be considered.
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APPENDIX A
Maps and Informational Photos
Photo 1: “Right Bank” log boom connection- Pile Anchor at North Hartland Lake
Photo 2: “Left Bank” log boom connection- Eye Bolt Anchor at North Hartland Lake
Photo 3: Drawing oriented looking downstream. Left bank is located on the far side of the project across the lake from the project office and right bank is in the recreation area.
*Wire Rope has been scaled up to 1” from this original drawing; Two additional clamps per anchor have been located at each location
Photo 4: Technical drawing of log boom to log connection.
*Wire Rope has been scaled up to 1” from this original drawing
Photo 5: Logs overlap slightly when on land, and Cable should be tightened to Project Manager’s specification.
Photo 6: Elevation profile of the Log Boom
Photo 7: typical log boom connection between two logs with one deteriorated log in need of replacement
Photo 8: View from West Pile anchor down the boom. Another example of deteriorated log in need of replacement
Photo 9: Logs should overlap slightly when floating in the lake to ensure no gaps between
Photo 10: Connecting chains: 5” Hot-dip Galvanized carbon steel 1/2” diameter steel ring of 3- 1/2” inside diameter on the end of 1 ½” x 5’ 6” chains, with a 1/2” x 1 ½” x 6” toggle on the end
Photo 11: Detail of ring on end of chain
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