Attachment_1_-_Statement_of_Work.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 140FC223Q0049
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This document outlines the scope of work for a bituminous asphalt road repair project on the Big Stone National Wildlife Refuge AutoTour route. The project entails cutting out approximately 150 linear feet of damaged asphalt sections up to 1 foot wide and 3 inches thick, adding and compacting new base gravel, and laying new asphalt to match the existing road. The repairs are located approximately 6 miles southeast of Ortonville, Minnesota. The selected contractor must dispose of debris at a certified landfill, obtain required permits, and adhere to safety and performance assessment requirements. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number 140FC223Q0049 for ATR Road Repair at Big Stone National Wildlife Refuge, to be awarded by the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service.
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SCOPE OF WORK: AUTO‐TOUR ROUTE REPAIR
Big Stone National Wildlife Refuge 44843 County HWY 19 Odessa, MN 56276
Work to be performed:
There are 4 sections of bituminous asphalt that have sloughed off due to erosion from flood waters. This project entails 1) cutting out the damaged sections, 2) adding, smoothing, and compacting the base gravel layer and 3) laying down new bituminous asphalt to match the current road. Overall, the linear feet of new asphalt to be laid is approximately 150’ in length and approximately 1’ wide. The overall thickness of the asphalt is roughly 3”.
Location:
Big Stone National Wildlife Refuge Auto‐Tour (start point can be found in Google maps). Repairs are approximately 6 miles southeast of Ortonville, MN.
Timing:
Work should be completed before 10/30/2023.
Disposal Process:
The removed debris shall be disposed of in a State of Minnesota Landfill certified to receive such materials.
Permits:
The contactor shall without additional expense to the government, obtain all appointments, licenses, and permits required for the prosecution of the work. The contractor shall comply with all applicable federal, state, and local laws. A copy of the permits shall be provided to FWS prior to start of work.
Site Visit:
Site visit information will be included in the solicitation for this requirement.
Performance Assessment:
Performance assessment will be conducted by FWS after the removal of all buildings, silos, cement slabs, and all debris has taken place. Upon completion of a satisfactory assessment payment will be granted through IPP.
Safety:
The contractor shall conform to all state and local safety requirements.
Pictures:
Photos showing some of the damaged areas that need to be repaired.
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