Attachment 2 Specifications.pdf

Project Adams Fork & Upper South Fork Toilet Purchase and Delivery

General Information

1.0 Scope of Work

The objective of this requisition is to purchase two commercial vaulted toilets for the Rio Grande National Forest�s Conejos Peak Ranger District. It is a one-time purchase of a standard vaulted toilet of the style routinely used by the Forest Service. The purchase must be designed for these structures to meet ADA compliance and accessibility requirements.

2.0 Background

Vaulted toilets are a common purchase by ranger stations in remote areas, because they provide restroom facilities for both civilians and FS personnel. They are economical, easy to maintain, leave a small environmental footprint.

Additionally, they are readily available for purchase and delivery. A well-maintained vaulted toilet can last for decades, so a one-time purchase is often a long-term investment for the ranger district it serves.

A vaulted toilet of the size and type routinely utilized by the FS includes an extended roof over the entry point, a wind wall, white plastic toilet riser, 6-roll toilet paper dispenser, and ADA compliant construction. The exact dimensions vary by manufacturer but must be of a single vault construction.

Contractor Requirements

3.0 Technical Requirements / Tasks

Since the vaulted toilet is placed in a remote outdoor setting, the exact dimensions are less important than the features. Therefore, the following features are requested:

Single vault toilet Brown in color Shake shingle roof Board & batten, barnwood, or lap walls with rock bottom ADA-Compliant construction

Plastic toilet riser Extended roof over entry Wind wall No urinal

6-roll toilet paper dispenser

4.0 Government Furnished

The U.S. Forest Service will excavate and finalize the sites, so the Contractor will only be required to deliver and place the single vault toilets at the designated areas. The Contractor is not responsible for site preparation, excavation, grading, or finishing.

5.0 Deliverables

Purchase and delivery of 2 accessible concrete single vault toilets to:

Adams Fork Trailhead 37°19�08"N 106°35�43"W

From the Conejos Peak Ranger District take US Hwy 285 S. Follow US Hwy 285 S and CO-17 S to Forest Service Rd 250 for about 33 miles. Turn right onto Forest Service Rd 250 for about 24 miles, then turn left onto Forest Service Rd 247. Go approximately 5 miles and destination will be on the left.

Upper South Fork Trailhead 37°14'03.0"N 106°28'08.9"W

From the Conejos Peak Ranger District take US Hwy 285 S. Follow US Hwy 285 S and CO-17 S to Forest Service Rd 250 for about 33 miles. Turn right onto Forest Service Rd 250 for about 11 miles and destination will be on the left.

*USFS will be doing the excavation and finalize the site. Contractor will deliver and place Vault Toilets on site, but no site preparation, excavation, grading, or finish work is required from the contractor.