Attachment 4 - Pricing Schedule.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- W9123821B0011
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This pricing schedule and solicitation provide details for a Public Law 84-99 site repair project. The pricing schedule outlines estimated quantities and unit pricing for various work items including mobilization, dewatering, excavation, fill, piping and seeding. Bids are due by September 3, 2021 for solicitation W9123821B0011 issued by the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers for repairs to the Yolo Bypass Levee. The project is a 100% small business set aside to be completed under Public Law 84-99 authority. Review of the organized site visit information is recommended prior to bid submission.
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Pricing Schedule PL 84-99 Site 0412-028 Yolo Bypass Levee Repair
W9123821B0011
BASE WORK
Line Item
Description Estimated Quantity
Unit of Measure
Unit Price Total Price
1.1 Mobilization and
Demobilization
1 JOB $ $
1.2 SWPPP Development and
Implementation
1 JOB $ $
1.3 Canal Diversion 1 JOB $ $
1.4 Groundwater Dewatering
(Continuous - Up to 1,500 gpm)
1 JOB $ $
1.5 Two (2) 48-in Corrugated
Metal Pipes
1 JOB $ $
1.6 Clearing, Grubbing, and
Stripping*
1.5 AC $ $
1.7 Excavate Stone Revetment 350 CY $ $
1.8 Load and Haul Stone
Revetment
350 CY $ $
1.9 Excavation* 25,300 CY $ $
1.10 Levee Fill – Levee* 18,100 CY $ $
1.11 Random Fill – Canal
Relocation*
7,900 CY $ $
1.12 Top Soil* 4,100 SY $ $
1.13 Hydro-Seeding* 4,100 SY $ $
1.14 Aggregate Base – Levee
Crown*
130 CY $ $
1.15 Aggregate Base – Access
Road*
130 CY $ $
1.16 24-Inch Corrugated Metal Pipe 40 LF $ $
TOTAL ESTIMATED BASE PRICE $ ____________
NOTE: AC is acre, CY is cubic yard, EA is each, TN is ton, SY is square yard, and LF is linear foot.
*Indicates quantity is estimated and subject to Federal Acquisition Regulation clause 52.212-11 Variation in Estimated Quantity.
**Flow shall be continuous so that subsurface drawdown is continuous. Upper limit of dewatering is unknown, but must be continuous in order to maintain acceptable groundwater levels.
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