Att_02-_Project_Location_Information.pdf
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- FOG SEAL 13 MILES OF EAST WEST HIGHWAY
- Solicitation number
- 140P8422R0010
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This document provides details for a federal contract solicitation to fog seal and restripe 13 miles of road within Joshua Tree National Park. The National Park Service is seeking a contractor to apply fog seal and restripe the double yellow line, edge lines, and turn lane lines along the specified stretch of road starting at the North Entrance. The work must be completed per the project specifications and includes fog sealing all roadway pullouts and intersections for 50 feet or to the end of pavement at dirt roads. The total project cost is estimated between $250,000 and $500,000. This is a small business set-aside available only to small business concerns as defined by the NAICS code 237310 with a size standard of $39.5 million in annual receipts. Interested parties can access the full solicitation on SAM.gov and should direct any questions to the contracting officer.
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Fog Seal starts at North Boundary.
Pull out by National Park sign will be fog sealed
Start Location 11s 588881.37 m E 3771275.30 m N
North Entrance
Entire area will receive fog seal to include employee parking area.
North Entrance 11s 588891.12 m E 3771108.14 m N
Intersection of Route 12/11
Entire area will receive fog seal to include 50 feet of Pinto Basin Road.
Intersection of East West Highway (RT12) and Pinto Basin Road (RT11) 11s 590517.73 m E 3764866.70 m N
Queen Valley Admin Site
Available to use during project. Location is approx. MM 11.5.
Queen Valley Admin Site 11s 581451.60 m E
3763349.25 m N
Pinto Wye Pit
Available to use during project. Location is about 4 miles into project site.
Pinto Wye Pit 11s 591117.50 m E 3764810.11 m N
Typical Pullout along roadway.
All pullouts will be fog sealed.
Typical view of roadway with no curbing.
Typical view of roadway with curbing.
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