Attachment 2 408 Pavement Clearance NS FY21 10Oct19 r3 9Apr2020.docx

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This document provides the performance work statement for installation support services to be provided to the U.S. Army Garrison at Redstone Arsenal. The contractor shall perform maintenance of equipment and facilities, operations and maintenance of utility systems, supply operations, transportation, and administration to support Redstone Arsenal and tenant offices including the Army Aviation and Missile Command, Program Executive Offices, George C. Marshall Space Flight Center, Army Medical Department Activity, Army Dental Activity, Army Test Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment Support Group, Army Information Processing Center-Huntsville, Army Space and Missile Defense Command, and Missile and Space Intelligence Center located at Redstone Arsenal or in the Huntsville, Alabama area. The contractor must perform to the standards specified in the attached performance work statement and Redstone Arsenal snow and ice control plan, which requires the contractor to provide pavement clearance services including snow and ice removal, pavement sweeping, and debris removal on paved areas at Redstone Arsenal.

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CLS 408 Pavement Clearance

Attachment 2

Pavement Clearance

10 October 2019

REVISION-2 11 February 2020

Table of Contents

1.0 General Information1
1.1 Overview.1
1.2 Snow, Ice, and Sand Removal Plan.1
2.0 Description of Services.1
2.1 Scope.1
2.2 Service Areas1
2.3 Removal Priorities.1
2.4 Pre-Treatment and Clearing.1
2.5 Snow Plowing and Ice Removal Standby.2
2.6 Pavement Sweeping.2
2.7 Safety.2

CLS 408 Pavement Clearance i

1.0 General Information.

Overview.

The Contractor shall provide pavement clearance services, to include pavement sweeping and debris removal and snow and ice control services, on paved areas as described in Technical Exhibit (TE) #52. Comment by Howard, Timothy W Mr CIV USA: New # additions from AD document

Snow, Ice, and Sand Removal Plan.

The Contractor shall review the provided Redstone Arsenal Snow and Ice Control Plan, TE #52 and submit any revisions to the KO for approval within sixty (60) calendar days after of contract award. Comment by Howard, Timothy W Mr CIV USA: Addition from AD document Comment by Howard, Timothy W Mr CIV USA: Change from AD document

Description of Services.

Scope.

Pavement clearance includes the removal of snow, ice, and sleet from RSAs paved asphalt and concrete surfaces. Snow and Ice Control also includes the application and removal of sand; the application of appropriate chemicals for snow and ice control on overpasses and bridges and at all access control points. The Contractor shall conduct operations IAW the most current version of the Redstone Arsenal Snow and Ice Control Plan (TE #52). Snow and Ice removal for Airfield and Railroad facilities on RSA is not covered in this PWS. However, the removal of sand and other debris is a required service under this PWS.

Service Areas

Paved Roads and Access Control Points (ACP). The Contractor shall clear roads and ACPs IAW Tech Exhibit #52. The Contractor shall clear primary roads to support the safe movement of emergency vehicles. The Contractor shall ensure all designated ACPs are operational at all times, regardless of storm intensity. The Contractor shall deploy the assets necessary to ensure the road network is trafficable.

Removal Priorities.

The priority of pavement clearance shall be IAW the RSA Snow and Ice Control Plan (TE #52).

Pre-Treatment and Clearing.

Pre-Treatment shall be conducted IAW TE # 52.

De-icing Material/Sand/Salt. The use of sand, salt, or a mixture thereof shall be used IAW local regulations and local policy. The Contractor shall ensure all materials used are in compliance with local procedures and is acceptable to the KO.

De-icing Supplies and Equipment. The Contractor shall maintain, have available, and have capacity to operate all equipment listed in the Redstone Arsenal Snow and Ice Control Plan. The Contractor shall maintain salt brine production facility and salt brine application equipment for pre-treatment of RSA road system. The application of salt brine to RSA roads shall be performed in advance of and, at the discretion of the DPW Director and/or the DPW Operations and Maintenance Division Chief, in anticipation of a winter weather event.

Snow Plowing and Ice Removal Standby.

Contractor shall have resources available on stand-by IAW TE #52.

Pavement Sweeping.

The Contractor shall sweep Martin Road, Patton Road, and Goss Road, and their paved shoulders on a monthly basis. The Contractor shall sweep the RSA jogging path and the RSA running track once per month unless seasonal conditions require more frequent sweeping. The Contractor shall sweep all bridges listed in TE #46 on a monthly basis. The Contractor shall sweep all other paved surfaces on RSA as requested by a DMO.

Airfields. The Contractor shall perform airfield sweeping services for sand and debris on Redstone Army Airfield twice per week. The RSA Airfield management personnel will submit a DMO for sweeping when debris is discovered between scheduled sweepings. The Contractor shall vacuum the runway and the ramp area immediately to the North of Building 4832 and the area inside the fence surrounding Building 4832 and 4880 to ensure a safe and debris-free ramp area. Airfield, and Heliport pavement surfaces shall be maintained skid resistant and free of debris. Heliports shall be swept as required. The Contractor shall notify the aircraft control tower and KO/COR when hazardous or unsafe conditions are discovered on the airfield.

Airfield Pavements. The Contractor shall provide and maintain a safe and debris-free airfield and related areas, such as, heliports and airport runways, taxiways and aprons. All work at the airfield and related areas shall be scheduled with Redstone Army Airfield management personnel.

Safety.

The Contractor shall ensure all removal equipment that is slow moving or otherwise creates an unsafe condition are clearly visible to oncoming traffic and bystanders (e.g., equipped with rotating or flashing amber lights).

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