Attachment 1 - ADCS Mult RWY Tree Clearing PWS.pdf

NAS WHITING FIELD

MILTON, FL

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

ADCS Tree Clearing: KNDZ RWY’s 14, 32, 05, 23 & Helo Pads & KNSE RWY’s 23, 14, 32

SPECIFIC ENGINEERING

AND TECHNICAL CRITERIA

Public Works Department Facilities Management Division

Requirements Branch

Tim Gleason Facilities Management Director

(850) 623-7292

3 August 2020

N69450-20-R-1527 Attachment #1

ADCS TREE CLEARING: KNDZ RWY’S 32, 23, 14, 05, HELO PADS & KNSE RWY’S 14, 23, 32

LOCATION: NAS WHITING FIELD

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1 SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS

1.1 Project. The work described herein shall include all labor, materials, equipment, supervision and any other work necessary to: Cut, Clear, Grub, Grade & Hydroseed specified areas onboard NAS Whiting Field South (KNDZ) and NAS Whiting Field North (KNSE). Project is to be complete and ready for use.

The work shall be accomplished using commercial grade products and materials and installed in accordance with all applicable Federal, State and local codes and ordinances. This project includes distinct bid items which shall each be priced separately by the contractor.

Title and Location. Work Order (WO# C6D7VZ) ADCS Tree Clearing: KNDZ RWY’s 14, 32, 05, 23, Helo Pads & KNSE RWY’s 23, 14, 32, Naval Air Station (NAS) Whiting Field, Milton, Florida.

1.2 Work Required.

This project requires deforestation and site work in multiple areas, each of them identified as a discreet bid items outlined in section 1.2.d. There are two work types: Clear Cut as described in 1.2.a and Conversion to Turf as described in 1.2.b. Note that there is a timber payback clause associated with all nearly all removed timber as described in 1.2.c.

a. Clear Cut. These areas are depicted as hatched green overlays and specifically labeled in attachments 4.1-4.8, which correspond to separate bid items. The work shall be defined as follows:

01. Cut and Clear. Remove and dispose of trees, snags, stumps, shrubs, brush, limbs and other vegetative growth to the maximum height of 12 inches above ground level. Remove all evidence of their presence from the surface including sticks and branches greater than 1 inch in diameter of thickness. Remove and dispose of trash piles and rubbish.

Haul routes shall make use of existing perimeter roads. Contractor shall assume all bridges are ineligible for haul routes unless specifically authorized by contracting officer. Protect trees, shrubs, and other vegetative growth and fencing which are not designated for removal. Contractor shall not make use of existing clear zone areas inboard of clearing area in order to avoid operational disruptions or rut existing cleared areas. Note, if contractor elects to chip/mulch debris on site, discarded debris shall not be stockpiled above 12” in height, nor can any mulch/debris be discarded within 500’ of the runway centerline or within the type 1 clear zone for Runway FOD avoidance.

Note, the Type 1 clear zone is defined as 1000’ x 1000’ box starting at the end of each runway IAW UFC 3-260-01.

02. Herbicide Application. Spray the cleared areas at a rate of ten (10) gallons per acre with a mixture of treatments as specified below. The

01010 - 3 commercial names are advisory only and may be substituted with a generic or alternative product with the same concentration of the active ingredient

Per ten gallon treatment/acre:

001. 96 oz Round Up Pro

002. 20 oz Arsenal AC

003. 12.8 oz MSO

004. 3 oz Oust XP

005. 1,148.2 oz (Approx 9 gallons) Water

Herbicide Application note: Contractor shall maintain a 50’ buffer from all exposed stormwater conveyance systems, and shall take precautions to prevent intake of herbicide into stormwater system.

(Account for slope, wind, existing surface water runoff, etc)

b. Conversion to Turf. These areas are shaded as green overlays in attachments 4.1-4.8, which correspond to separate bid items. The work shall be defined as follows:

01. Cut and Clear. Remove and dispose of trees, snags, stumps, shrubs, brush, limbs and other vegetative growth to the maximum height of 12 inches. Remove all evidence of their presence from the surface including sticks and branches greater than 1 inch in diameter of thickness. Remove and dispose of trash piles and rubbish. Haul routes shall make use of existing perimeter roads. Contractor shall assume all bridges are ineligible for haul routes unless specifically authorized by contracting officer. Protect trees, shrubs, and other vegetative growth and fencing which are not designated for removal.

Contractor shall not make use of existing clear zone areas inboard of clearing area in order to avoid operational disruptions or rut existing cleared areas. Note, if contractor elects to chip/mulch debris on site, discarded debris shall not be stockpiled above 12” in height, nor can any mulch/debris be discarded within 500’ of the runway centerline or within the type 1 clear zone for runway FOD avoidance. Note, the Type 1 clear zone is defined as 1000’ x 1000’ box starting at the end of each runway IAW UFC 3-260-01.

02. Grubbing. Remove and dispose of wood or root matter including stumps, trunks, roots or root systems greater than one inch in diameter or thickness to a depth of 12 inches below the ground surface. Haul routes shall make use of existing perimeter roads. Contractor shall assume all bridges are ineligible for haul routes unless specifically authorized by contracting officer. Protect trees, shrubs, and other vegetative growth and fencing which are not designated for removal.

Contractor shall not make use of existing clear zone areas inboard of clearing area in order to avoid operational disruptions or rut existing

01010 - 4 cleared areas. Note, if contractor elects to chip/mulch debris on site, discarded debris shall not be stockpiled above 12” in height, nor can any mulch/debris be discarded within 500’ of the runway centerline or within the type 1 clear zone for runway FOD avoidance.

03. Grading. Slopes are to be as gradual as practicable. Avoid abrupt changes or sudden reversals. Maximum slope shall be limited to 10.0%, and is to be free of abrupt surface irregularities, ditches, and ponding areas to enable a mowable area after turf establishment.

Gentle swales, subsurface drainage, covered culverts and underground structures are permissible. Remove all cleared and grubbed material from the worksite. Dispose of material in accordance with local laws, codes, and ordinances. The area cleared will be left in a graded condition that can be mowed once grass is established

04. Hydro Seed. (NO WATER IS AVAILABLE ON SITE)

001. Preparation: Do all slurry preparation on site. Water, mulch, fertilizer, binder and other ingredients shall be added to the tank simultaneously so that finished load is a homogenous mix of specified ingredients.

002. Seed Shall be added last and shall be discharged within 2 hours.

Loads held over 2 hours will be recharged with ½ the seed rate before application.

003. Once fully loaded, the complete slurry shall be agitated for 3-5 minutes to allow for uniform mixing.

004. Hydro Seed Application: One step Hydroseed

Lbs/Ac Material 2,000 lbs 100% Cellulose or wood Fiber 500lbs Fertilizer (2.06 fertilizer 6-24-24) 65 lbs Pensacola Bahia

005. All Hydroseed applications are to be applied in a sweeping motion to form a uniform application and form a mat at the specified rates.

006. Unused loads. If the mixture remains in the tank for more than 8 hours it shall be removed from jobsite at contractors expense.

007. Hydroseeding over spray. The contractor is responsible for washing or cleaning excess material off all area not intended to receive treatment.

c. Timber Payback Clause

01. Saleable Timber: All timber removed from the project site shall become the property of the contractor. The NAS Whiting Field Natural Resources Office has determined there is marketable timber within the area identified for clearing in multiple sections below.

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02. In accordance with the Sikes Act, the Contractor shall reimburse the Government for the value of timber in the amount specified in each section.

03. The Contractor shall submit payment by cashier’s check or certified check, made payable to the U.S. Treasury.

04. Payment shall be made within 30 days of the Notice to proceed.

05. A brief explanation and contract number should be included with the check.

06. The contracting officer will forward the payment to the Regional Forester for further deposit into the Navy Forestry account.

d. Specifically, the work shall include the following items:

(One CLIN shown on each page for clarity. See next page for CLIN 0001)

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Base, CLIN 0001: South Field (KNDZ) Runways 14 & 32

01. Clear Cut

001. Cut, clear & apply herbicide to a total of 34.98 acres. 26.24 acres on SF14 are labeled as SF14-a & SF14-b as well as individual trees marked as A, B, C, D, E & F on map provided as attachment 4.1. An additional 7.63 acres on SF32 include sections SF32-a, SF32-b, and SF32-c as well as individual trees marked as A, B, C, D & E on map provided as attachment 4.2.

Clear Cut work shall be accomplished as outlined in section 1.2.a above.

02. Conversion to Turf

001. Cut, clear, grub, grade, and hydroseed 12.45 acres on SF14 labeled as section SF14-c and SF 14-d on map provided as attachment 4.1. Conversion to turf shall be accomplished as outlined in section 1.2.b above.

03. Timber Payback

001. This bid option carries a timber payback amount of $47,824.00 due to the U.S. Treasury as outlined in section 1.2.c above.

04. Special Note: SF32 sections include land that is beyond the USN fenceline. All work in these areas shall be accessed from outside the USN fenceline. Fence penetrations will not be authorized. The USN has a restrictive easement to conduct this work and has already coordinated with the landholder for access and approval of the work.

Please coordinate with NAS Whiting Field Community Plans & Liaison Officer 30 days prior to commencing work in this area: Randy Roy (randy.roy@navy.mil; (850) 665-6132)

CLIN 0001 Summary: SF14 & SF32

Section Clear Cut Conversion to Turf

Notes

SF14-a 19.7 0

SF14-b 7.65 0

SF14-c 0 4.68

SF14-d 0 7.77

SF32-a 0.16 0 Beyond Fenceline

SF32-b 1.81 0 Beyond Fenceline

SF32-c 5.66 0 Beyond Fenceline

Trees A, B, C, D, E Individual 0 Beyond Fenceline

Total 34.98 12.45 mailto:randy.roy@navy.mil

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Option, CLIN 0002: South Field (KNDZ) Runways 05 & 23

001. Cut, clear & apply herbicide to a total of 10.74 acres. 5.72 acres on SF05 are labeled as section SF5-a on map provided as attachment 4.3. An additional 5.03 acres on SF23 include sections SF23-a and SF-23b on map provided as attachment

4.4. Clear Cut work shall be accomplished as outlined in

section 1.2.a above.

02. Conversion to Turf

001. Not applicable for this section.

03. Timber Payback

001. This bid option carries a timber payback amount of $8,590.00 due to the U.S. Treasury as outlined in section 1.2.c above.

04. Special Note: SF05 includes several stormwater conveyance systems.

Care shall be taken to enforce buffer requirements for herbicide application as specified in section 1.2.a.02.

05. Special Note: SF23 includes land that is beyond the USN fenceline.

All work in these areas shall be accessed from outside the USN fenceline. Fence penetrations will not be authorized. The USN has a restrictive easement to conduct this work and has already coordinated with the landholder for access and approval of the work. Please coordinate with NAS Whiting Field Community Plans & Liaison Officer 30 days prior to commencing work in this area: Randy Roy (randy.roy@navy.mil; (850) 665-6132)

CLIN 0002 Summary: SF05 & SF23 to Turf

Notes

SF05-a 5.72 0 Stormwater Buffer

SF23-a 3.72 0

SF23-b 1.30 0 Beyond Fenceline

Total 10.74 0

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Option, CLIN 0003: South Field (KNDZ) Helicopter Pads & North Field (KNSE) Runway 23

001. Cut, clear & apply herbicide to a total of 18.75 acres. 1.93 acres on SF-Helo are labeled as sections SF Helo-a, SF Helo-b, and SF Helo-d on map provided as attachment 4.5. An additional

16.82 acres on NF23 are labeled as sections NF23-a, NF23-b, NF23-c, and individual tree marked as ‘A’ on map provided as attachment 4.6. Clear Cut work shall be accomplished as outlined in section 1.2.a above.

02. Conversion to Turf

001. Cut, clear, grub, grade, and hydroseed 1.49 acres on SF-Helo labeled as sections SF Helo-c on map provided as attachment

4.5. Conversion to turf shall be accomplished as outlined in

section 1.2.b above.

03. Timber Payback

001. This bid option carries a timber payback amount of $20,720.00 due to the U.S. Treasury as outlined in section 1.2.c above.

04. Special Note: NF23 includes land that is within a Land Use Control

(LUC) site known as ‘UXO 01’. The site is a former Skeet Range. To the extent possible, soil disturbances shall be limited and dust minimization measures shall be implemented. One worker on the site shall be 40-hour HAZWOPER certified anytime personnel are on this site.

CLIN 0003 Summary: SF-Helo & NF23 to Turf

Notes

SF Helo-a 0.40 0

SF Helo-b 0.40 0

SF Helo-c 0 1.49

SF Helo-d 1.13 0

NF23-a 5.08 0 LUC; HAZWOPER

NF23-b 8.10 0 LUC; HAZWOPER

NF23-c 3.64 0 LUC; HAZWOPER

NF23 Tree A Individual 0 LUC; HAZWOPER

Total 18.75 1.49

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Option, CLIN 0004: North Field (KNSE) Runways 14 & 32

001. Cut, clear & apply herbicide to a total of 23.9 acres on NF32 labeled as sections NF32-a, NF32-b, NF32-c on map provided as attachment 4.8. Clear Cut work shall be accomplished as outlined in section 1.2.a above.

02. Conversion to Turf

001. Cut, clear, grub, grade, and hydroseed a total of 26.24 acres on

NF14 labeled as sections NF14-a & NF 14-b on map provided as attachment 4.7. Conversion to turf shall be accomplished as outlined in section 1.2.b above.

03. Timber Payback

001. This bid option carries a timber payback amount of $32,817.00 due to the U.S. Treasury as outlined in section 1.2.c above.

04. Special Note: NF32 includes several stormwater conveyance systems.

Care shall be taken to enforce buffer requirements for herbicide application as specified in section 1.2.a.02.

CLIN 0004 Summary: NF14 & NF32 to Turf

Notes

NF 14-a 0 13.19

NF 14-b 0 13.05

NF32-a 10.0 0 Stormwater Buffer

NF32-b 13.60 0 Stormwater Buffer

NF32-c 0.30 0 Stormwater Buffer

Total 23.9 26.24

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Summary

CLIN Summary Table

Area Clear Cut Conversion to Turf

Timber Payback

Base, CLIN 0001: SF14 & SF32 34.98 12.45 $47,824.00

OPT, CLIN 0002: SF05 & SF23 10.74 0 $8,590.00

OPT, CLIN 0003: SF Helo & NF23 18.75 1.49 $20,720.00

OPT, CLIN 0004: NF14 & NF32 23.9 26.24 $32,817.00

Total 88.38 40.18 $109,951.00

1.3 The work described herein shall include all labor, materials, equipment, supervision and any other work necessary to provide the Project complete and ready for use. The work shall be accomplished using commercial grade products and materials and installed in accordance with all applicable Federal, State and local codes and ordinances including the latest editions of the International Building Code (IBC), Uniform Facilities Criteria (UFC), Florida Building Code (FBC), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT).

1.4 Areas All footage and acreage measurements are approximate and should be verified by the Contractor.

1.5 FAA Requirements The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) must be notified of all construction that affects navigable airspaces including military airspaces.

FAA Form 7460-1 must be submitted to FAA at least 45 days prior to the start of the construction. Applications may be obtained and filed at FAA Service Area or FAA website.

Airspace surface penetrations must be noted. Temporary penetration or obstructions, such as cranes must be marked and lighted in accordance with FAA AC 70/7460-1. See section 1.6 Coordination, paragraph (a).

All hazardous areas (such as excavation or stock piled materials) on the airfield must be delineated with lighted barricades on all exposed (visible or accessible) sides.

1.6 Coordination All work under this Contract shall be coordinated with Facilities Engineering & Acquisition Division (FEAD) Point of Contact (POC). The FEAD POC will coordinate work, including work schedules and interruption of base operations.

All on site storage of materials and equipment or porta-a-potties will be coordinated with project manager prior to start of work. Haul routes are provided for each bid item. The haul routes have been pre-coordinated with Airfield

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Management to minimize operational disruption and maintain flight operations during the project. Any deviation from established haul routes will be coordinated with the project manager.

AIRFIELD

a. ALL contractor employees will require airfield driver licenses and all vehicles will have to have rotating beacons on their vehicles or 3’x3’ orange and white checkered flags for construction equipment or transient trucks. ALL vehicles must have radios to contact the Tower and Duty Ops at North Field and South Field. The radios and beacons will not be provided by the Government. All contractor’s POV must be parked in the POV parking designated area.

b. The contractor must contact Duty Operations (623-7475 / 850-382-5001).

The contractor must radio contact the Tower and Duty Ops at North Field and South Field prior to any movement to or from the project site at any time when the airfield is open and shall maintain radio contact with the Tower and Duty Ops at North and South Field.

c. The Contractor shall be responsible for keeping the runways, taxiways, etc.

cleaned at all times throughout the project. Sweep airfield pavements as needed throughout the performance of the work, at least once daily.

d. FOD is an extreme hazard. If at any time the contractor drops FOD of any type, the contractor shall notify the Tower and Duty Ops immediately so they can notify the aircraft.

e. No metal tracked equipment will be allowed to be on any part of the paved taxiway or airfield. Only rubber tire equipment is allowed on paved surfaces.

f. Ensure existing air field conditions remain as found. Any disturbance from equipment work will be repaired by contractor including leveling of ruts and re-sodding of damaged area with like type sod that is existing.

g. All airfield gates will need to remain secure at all times. They may be opened for vehicle entry/exit and immediately closed. Contractor may have an individual man the gate to open and close as required but must never remain open.

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ENVIRONMENTAL

a. The contractor, in coordination with FEAD, shall work with PWD Environmental Division as specified in this project for Timber Payback Clause.

1.7 Site Visit The Contractor shall coordinate a Site Visit with the Contracting Officer’s designated POC. The Site Visit will take place prior to submitting a proposal for the work. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to verify existing conditions, field verify measurements and become familiar with the amount and character of work that is required to be performed. Any concerns or questions shall be made in writing and directed to the Contracting Officer.

1.8 Normal Working Hours Normal working hours at NAS Whiting Field are 0630-

1700, Monday through Friday, except Federal Holidays. The Contractor shall schedule the work so as to cause the minimum interruption to normal operations of the base tenants. Work requiring utility outages must be approved by the Contracting Officer and if approved, scheduled for completion after normal working hours. If the Contractor desires to work on Saturday, Sunday, holidays, or outside of the Station’s regular hours, an application must be submitted to the Contracting Officer for approval.

1.9 Protection of Existing Features The Contractor shall provide adequate protection of existing features from damage. Work damaged by the Contractor shall be repaired to original condition at no additional cost to the Government.

1.10 Period of Performance The contractor shall complete the work described herein as described in the table below.

CLIN Period of Performance

0001 No later than 125 days from award of Basic CLIN 0001

0002 No later than 80 days from option exercise

0003 No later than 80 days from option exercise

0004 No later than 80 days from option exercise

Total Period of Performance 365 days after award of Basic CLIN 0001

1.11 Final Acceptance Final acceptance of the new work will not be given until the contractor has successfully completed all tests and after all defects in installation material or operation have been made according to contract documents.

1.12 Warranty All workmanship and materials and/or equipment shall be warranted for a period of not less than one year under normal wear and tear or the normal standard warranty should it extend beyond one year.

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END OF SECTION

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2 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

2.1 Identification Passes Application for and use of badges will be as directed.

Obtain access to the installation by participating in the Defense Biometric Identification System (DBIDS), or by obtaining passes from the Base Pass and Identification Office.

30-day passes and DBIDS passes are both issued without charge. Immediately report instances of lost or stolen badges to the Contracting Officer.

a. DBIDS: DBIDS is a program in which Contractor personnel who enroll, and are approved, are subsequently granted access to the installation for a period up to one year, or the length of the contract, whichever is less. The Government performs background screening and credentialing. Throughout the year the Contractor employee must continue to meet background screening standards. Under the DBIDS program, no commercial vehicle inspection is required, although vehicles may be subject to random inspection. There is no cost to obtain DBIDS credentials.

b. Base Passes: Participation in the DBIDS is not mandatory. However, if the Contractor chooses to not participate, the Contractor's personnel will have to obtain a 30-day pass, be subject to daily mandatory vehicle inspection, and may have limited access to the installation.

c. ALL occupants of a vehicle must have either a base pass or a DBIDS pass.

The Government will not be responsible for any cost or lost time associated with obtaining daily passes or added vehicle inspections incurred by non-participants in the DBIDS.

2.2 Safety and Environmental Plans The Contractor shall comply with Federal, State, local and base regulations pertaining to the environment, including but not limited to, water, air, solid waste, and noise pollution. Contractor shall comply with the current version of the US Army Corps of Engineers Safety and Health Requirements Manual

EM385-1-1.

2.3 OSHA Compliance with OSHA and other applicable laws and regulations for the protection of employees is exclusively the obligation of the Contractor. Further, the Government will assume no liability or responsibility for the Contractor’s compliance or noncompliance with such requirements, with the exception of the aforementioned responsibility to make corrections according to approved plans of abatement subject to base-wide priorities.

2.4 Asbestos and Lead There is NO known asbestos containing material (ACM) on project site and no lead based paint on this project. If materials are encountered which may contain ACM and/or lead, DO NOT TOUCH THE MATERIAL. IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY THE CONTRACTING OFFICER IN WRITING. Within a reasonable time, the Government will perform tests to determine if asbestos or lead is present. If the materials

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If it is determined that ACM and/lead are present and must be disturbed, the Contracting Officer may direct a change accordingly.

2.5 Hazardous Waste All Hazardous waste shall be collected, manifested, and disposed of in accordance with the requirements of the Public Works Environmental Department. Coordinate with the Public Works Environmental Director (850-623-7017) for proper disposal of hazardous waste.

2.6 Sanitation and Cleanliness The Contractor shall maintain all of its assigned work areas in a neat, clean, orderly, and sanitary condition. The premises shall be kept free at all times from the accumulation of waste material and/or rubbish resulting from the work.

The work areas will be subject to fire safety and health inspections by Government personnel. The Contractor shall be responsible for correcting any violation cited.

Combustibles shall be removed daily, and upon completion of the work, all debris, tools, and other surplus materials shall be removed and the premises left in approved condition.

2.7 Storm Protection When warnings of gale force winds or stronger are issued, the Contractor shall take every practical precaution to minimize danger to persons, the work and adjacent property. These precautions shall include closing all openings, removing all loose materials, tools and equipment from exposed locations, and removing or securing scaffolds and other temporary work.

2.8 Removal of Materials All materials deemed hazardous by OSHA that are encountered during Contractor modifications shall be identified and referred to the FEAD POC. All other materials removed during Contractor modifications shall be removed from the work area daily by the Contractor and disposed of in accordance with Federal, state, and local regulations. All costs and liability associated with the disposal of materials shall be borne by the Contractor. The recycling of construction and demolition debris is encouraged when feasible.

2.9 Solid Waste Tracking All contractors shall provide tracking for all solid waste and/or recycling material generated on base. The Contractor shall submit tracking documentation prior to project completion. A sample form is attached below that will meet all documentation requirements of the Contractor. The documentation shall be submitted to the Public Works Department (PWD) Environmental Division.

2.10 Permits and Outages Any man-made cut, cavity, trench or depression in the earth’s surface formed by earth removal requires an excavation permit. In addition, the Contractor shall provide a third party utility location. Any utility or HVAC outage affecting inhabited work space, inhabited living space, or exit from an inhabited work space/living space requires an Outage Permit. Any “Hot Work” (welding, cutting, soldering/brazing, blow torches, etc.) requires a “Hot Work” permit issued to the Contractor by the Fire Prevention office (850-623-7856). Permission to interrupt any utility, communication, operational or traffic service or pattern shall be requested in writing at least 10 working

01010 - 16 days prior to the date of the desired interruption. The Contractor shall receive approval in writing from the Contracting Officer and/or FEAD POC before requested interruption may be implemented. All disturbances exceeding 1.0 acres shall require an NPDES Stormwater Construction Generic Permit. Note: Contractor is advised that they will be responsible for obtaining an NPDES CGP for this project.

2.11 Energy Conservation The Contractor shall use energy efficient products to the maximum extent feasible. Provide documentation that identifies any mechanical, electrical and other energy impacting products incorporated into the work. The documentation on products shall include type of product/equipment, size/capacity, cost of the product/equipment and other information that would help identify/quantify energy savings/efficiency.

2.12 Utility Location and Damage Avoidance The contractor shall physically verify underground utility locations, including utility depth, by hand digging using wood or fiberglass handled tools when any adjacent construction work is expected to come within 3 feet of the underground system.

Contractor shall enlist a third party, independent, private utility locating company to confirm the non-existence of subsurface utilities in all excavation areas. Contractors are reminded that Sunshine 811 or equivalent utility coordinator services do not meet the intent of enlisting a third party utility locating company.

Whenever contract work involves chipping, saw cutting, or core drilling through concrete, bituminous asphalt or other impervious surfaces, the existing utility location must be coordinated with station utility departments in addition to location and depth verification by a third party, independent, private locating company. The third party, independent, private locating company must locate utility depth by use of Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), X-ray, bore scope, or ultrasound prior to the start of demolition and construction in areas with impervious surfaces. Outages to isolate utility systems must be used in circumstances where utilities are unable to be positively identified. The use of historical drawings does not alleviate the Contractor from meeting this requirement.

Contractor shall maintain survey-verified markings throughout the duration of the project. RETURN AREAS DAMAGED AS A RESULT OF CONSTRUCTION UNDER

THIS CONTRACT TO THEIR ORIGINAL CONDITION.

ADCS TREE CLEARING: KNDZ RWY’S 32, 23, 14, 05, HELO PADS & KNSE RWY’S 14, 23, 32 LOCATION: NAS WHITING FIELD

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NAS WHITING FIELD WASTE TRACKING FORM

Total Project Waste Landfilled/Combusted (Excluding Salvageable or Recycled Materials)

Date Type of Material Quantity (TONS) Landfill Location Transporter Tipping Fee ($/Ton) Total Cost Comments

Alternatives to Landfill (Materials Salvaged for Sale, Re-Use, or Recycled)

Date Type of Material Quantity (TONS) Transporter/Destination Handling Fee ($) Revenue ($) Net Profit ($) Comments

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3 SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS

3.1 Manufacturer’s Product Data The Contractor shall submit manufacturer’s catalog data, specifications, installation instructions, etc. for all materials, equipment, etc. to be incorporated into the work.

3.2 Safety Data Sheets The Contractor shall provide Safety Data Sheets (SDS’s) for all materials brought onboard the base that require SDS’s.

3.3 Shop Drawings The Contractor shall submit shop/red-line drawings showing the final as-built conditions of the project. Provide a pdf file and two hard copies.

3.4 O&M Manuals The Contractor shall provide all data that is furnished by the manufacturer, or the system provider including manufacturer's help and product line documentation necessary to install and maintain the equipment. This data is needed by operating and maintenance personnel for the safe and efficient operation, maintenance and repair of the provided.

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4. ATTACHMENTS

4.1 South Field KNDZ Runway 14 Sections

4.2 South Field KNDZ Runway 32 Sections

4.3 South Field KNDZ Runway 05 Sections

4.4 South Field KNDZ Runway 23 Sections

4.5 South Field KNDZ Runway Helicopter Pad Sections

4.6 North Field KNSE Runway 23 Sections

4.7 North Field KNSE Runway 14 Sections

4.8 North Field KNSE Runway 32 Sections

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SOUTH FIELD RUNWAY 14

OBSTRUCTION ANALYSIS

39.8Runway 14 Removal Acreage =

7.65 4.68

19.7

Individual Trees To Be Cleared =

Number X Y 1 -87.029206 30.707353 2 -87.028237 30.707401 3 -87.027268 30.707449 4 -87.027293 30.70668 5 -87.027319 30.705911 6 -87.02705 30.705883 7 -87.027086 30.704984 8 -87.027127 30.703954 9 -87.027853 30.704461

10 -87.02851 30.704919 11 -87.029274 30.705452 12 -87.030086 30.706019 13 -87.030108 30.706134 14 -87.029238 30.70615 15 -87.029139 30.707617 16 -87.029062 30.708942 17 -87.028986 30.710266 18 -87.028914 30.711407 19 -87.027385 30.711367 20 -87.026842 30.711349 21 -87.026949 30.709756 22 -87.027014 30.708707 23 -87.02718 30.707997 24 -87.027397 30.707716 25 -87.025647 30.70771 26 -87.024899 30.707914 27 -87.024353 30.707239 28 -87.023754 30.706499 29 -87.023112 30.705705 30 -87.023454 30.705409 31 -87.024346 30.706305 32 -87.025238 30.707201 33 -87.025043 30.70731 34 -87.025164 30.707411 35 -87.025525 30.707427

TreeID X Y A -87.029732 30.707246 B -87.025704 30.708214 C -87.025597 30.708255 D -87.022901 30.704823 E -87.022766 30.704914 F -87.022895 30.705444

SF14-a

SF14-b SF14-c

7.77 SF14-d

ATTACHMENT 4.1

Legend Clear Cut Conversion to Turf

19 18 µ0 150 300 Feet

1 inch = 150 feet

SOUTH FIELD RUNWAY 32

OBSTRUCTION ANALYSIS

5.66

1.81

0.16

Number X Y 1 -87.006043 30.690144 2 -87.006074 30.689698 3 -87.006102 30.689291 4 -87.005699 30.68893 5 -87.00534 30.688607 6 -87.004959 30.688266 7 -87.004594 30.687938 8 -87.004263 30.687641 9 -87.00403 30.687831

10 -87.003797 30.688022 11 -87.003925 30.688296 12 -87.004052 30.688571 13 -87.004426 30.688812 14 -87.004799 30.689052 15 -87.00472 30.689253 16 -87.005166 30.689553 17 -87.0056 30.689846 18 -87.010112 30.688967 19 -87.010458 30.688919 20 -87.010274 30.688694 21 -87.010062 30.688861 22 -87.010031 30.688885 23 -87.009727 30.688552 24 -87.009432 30.68828 25 -87.009152 30.688022 26 -87.008864 30.687756 27 -87.008968 30.687532 28 -87.009104 30.687243 29 -87.009357 30.687557 30 -87.009621 30.687884 31 -87.009959 30.688304

Runway 32 Removal Acreage From Non-Navy Owned Property = 7.63

A B

C D

E

SF32-a

SF32-b

SF32-c

Note: All clearing areas are off base property.

TreeID X Y A -87.008802 30.687744 B -87.008715 30.687682 C -87.008577 30.687547 D -87.008448 30.687433 E -87.008046 30.687059Legend

Clear Cut Conversion to Turf

ATTACHMENT 4.2

µ0 150 300 Feet

1 inch = 150 feet

SOUTH FIELD RUNWAY 5

OBSTRUCTION ANALYSIS

5.72Runway 5 Removal Acreage =

5.72

Number X Y 1 -87.022286 30.694655 2 -87.022831 30.694372 3 -87.023306 30.694125 4 -87.023786 30.693875 5 -87.024421 30.693545 6 -87.023888 30.693034 7 -87.023316 30.692485 8 -87.022812 30.692002 9 -87.022471 30.69229

10 -87.02213 30.692579 11 -87.022591 30.693005 12 -87.023263 30.693625 13 -87.023078 30.69391 14 -87.022901 30.694006

SF5-a

Legend Clear Cut Conversion to Turf

ATTACHMENT 4.3

µ0 150 300 Feet

1 inch = 150 feet

SOUTH FIELD RUNWAY 23

OBSTRUCTION ANALYSIS

5.03Runway 23 Removal Acreage =

3.72

Number X Y 1 -87.004046 30.705048 2 -87.003465 30.70551 3 -87.002964 30.705907 4 -87.002506 30.706271 6 -87.001462 30.7071 5 -87.002003 30.706671 7 -87.00145 30.707439 8 -87.001053 30.707055 9 -87.000657 30.706672

10 -87.001481 30.706218 11 -87.002018 30.705921 12 -87.002488 30.705662 13 -87.002943 30.705411 14 -87.003452 30.705131 15 -87.003942 30.704861

SF23-a

1.30 SF23-b

Note: SF23-b is non Navy property.

Legend Clear Cut Conversion to Turf

ATTACHMENT 4.4

2 1 µ0 150 300 Feet

1 inch = 150 feet

SOUTH FIELD HELOPAD

OBSTRUCTION ANALYSIS

3.42Helo Area Removal Acreage =

0.40

Pad Echo

Pad Delta

0.40

1.49

Number X Y 1 -87.006905 30.699442 2 -87.00765 30.699471 3 -87.007993 30.699191 4 -87.007391 30.699275 5 -87.008663 30.698581 6 -87.009153 30.698104 7 -87.008959 30.69783 8 -87.008753 30.698188 9 -87.010085 30.697265

10 -87.010486 30.696905 11 -87.010231 30.696258 12 -87.009885 30.695582 13 -87.009542 30.696112 14 -87.00944 30.696673

SF Helo-a

SF Helo-b

SF Helo-c

1.13 SF Helo-d

ATTACHMENT 4.5

Legend Clear Cut Conversion to Turf

36 35 µ0 200 400 Feet

1 inch = 200 feet

NORTH FIELD RUNWAY 23

OBSTRUCTION ANALYSIS

8.10

5.08

16.82Runway 23 Removal Acreage =

3.64

Number X Y 1 -87.016686 30.731712 2 -87.015987 30.731588 3 -87.015297 30.731494 4 -87.014652 30.731423 5 -87.014149 30.731368 6 -87.014122 30.73229 7 -87.014109 30.733206 8 -87.014723 30.732687 9 -87.015147 30.73208

10 -87.01623 30.732056 11 -87.013945 30.731241 12 -87.013432 30.730781 13 -87.012999 30.730392 14 -87.012531 30.729973 15 -87.012119 30.729603 16 -87.012162 30.72945 17 -87.012594 30.729099 18 -87.013034 30.728742 19 -87.013447 30.728407 20 -87.013963 30.727988 21 -87.013959 30.728564 22 -87.013957 30.729117 23 -87.013954 30.729666 24 -87.013951 30.730255 25 -87.013948 30.7308 26 -87.013949 30.727943 27 -87.013971 30.727739 28 -87.013853 30.727532 29 -87.013606 30.727749 30 -87.013086 30.728066 31 -87.012577 30.728378 32 -87.012162 30.728631 33 -87.011772 30.728869 34 -87.011448 30.729067 35 -87.011673 30.729306 36 -87.011848 30.729302 37 -87.011937 30.729462 38 -87.012103 30.729447 39 -87.012486 30.729135 40 -87.012891 30.728804 41 -87.013307 30.728466 42 -87.01366 30.728178

A

TreeID X Y A -87.014454, 30.728625

1Individual Trees To Be Cleared =

NF23-a

NF23-b

NF23-c

ATTACHMENT 4.6

Legend Clear Cut Conversion to Turf µ0 250 500 Feet

1 inch = 250 feet

NORTH FIELD RUNWAY 14

OBSTRUCTION ANALYSIS

13.05

13.19

26.24Runway 14 Removal Acreage =

Number X Y 1 -87.030376 30.734112 2 -87.031001 30.734692 3 -87.031672 30.735314 4 -87.032303 30.735899 5 -87.032981 30.73654 6 -87.033598 30.73711 7 -87.032537 30.737988 8 -87.029706 30.734668 9 -87.032008 30.737391

10 -87.031427 30.736704 11 -87.030879 30.736055 12 -87.03027 30.735335 13 -87.032924 30.732536 14 -87.033339 30.732942 15 -87.033943 30.733518 16 -87.034609 30.734124 17 -87.035197 30.734659 18 -87.035913 30.735311 19 -87.037025 30.734415 20 -87.036265 30.733775 21 -87.035572 30.733287 22 -87.034837 30.73277 23 -87.034154 30.732285 24 -87.03369 30.731931

NF14-a

NF14-b

Legend Clear Cut Conversion to Turf

ATTACHMENT 4.7

35 34

3231 30 29 µ0 200 400 Feet

1 inch = 200 feet

NORTH FIELD RUNWAY 32

OBSTRUCTION ANALYSIS

23.90Runway 32 Removal Acreage =

13.60

NF32-a

NF32-b

0.30 NF32-c

Number X Y 1 -87.012583 30.709968 2 -87.011815 30.712026 3 -87.010956 30.712365 4 -87.010144 30.712686 5 -87.009342 30.713002 6 -87.008457 30.713352 7 -87.008804 30.712602 8 -87.009433 30.712175 9 -87.010105 30.711719

10 -87.010963 30.711135 11 -87.011688 30.710642 12 -87.012589 30.709901 13 -87.011078 30.710912 14 -87.010532 30.711278 15 -87.010122 30.711553 16 -87.009704 30.711856 17 -87.009297 30.712151 18 -87.008881 30.712453 19 -87.009089 30.711979 20 -87.009277 30.711551 21 -87.009519 30.710998 22 -87.009737 30.710863 23 -87.009873 30.710569 24 -87.009761 30.710516 25 -87.009942 30.710143 26 -87.010089 30.70984 27 -87.010282 30.709443 28 -87.010544 30.709249 29 -87.011202 30.709088 30 -87.011416 30.708984 31 -87.012923 30.709045 32 -87.011067 30.709029 33 -87.010474 30.709204 34 -87.010528 30.70889 35 -87.011105 30.708964

Legend Clear Cut Conversion to Turf

ATTACHMENT 4.8