Attachment 4 - SOW.pdf

ATTACHMENT 4

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

STATEMENT OF WORK

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The project is described as “Landscape and Irrigation Project for Lomas de La Cruz”, at U.S.

Embassy housing located in La Dehesa, Santiago, Chile.

The Contractor shall furnish all the necessary materials, labor, investigation, superintendence, equipment, transportation, etc. for the execution of the work. Work will be performed within a fixed-price contract. The bidders shall submit his proposed cost described in both unit price and total price.

SCOPE OF WORK/SPECIFICATIONS

The described work involves the complete installation of new landscaping and irrigation for 11 residential properties in the La Dehesa of Santiago, Chile. The Contractor shall include all costs associated with grading existing ground, providing new topsoil, geo-textile fabric (weed control), plants, trees, sod, and a new automatic irrigation system. Each garden has been detailed in a separate SOW for each of the 11 houses.

All construction work shall be in conformance with the following Codes:

- International Building Code, 2000 Edition

- International Plumbing Code, 2000 Edition

- International Mechanical Code, 2000 Edition

- International Fire Code, 2000 Edition

- National Electric Code, 2002 Edition

- National Fire Protection Association, NFPA 101

- ICC/ANSI A117.1-98 Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities Landscape and Other.

The landscaping shall be designed with the following concept in mind.

- Sites will need to be leveled as indicated individually.

- The concept underlaying is of a Sustainable Sylvan Garden.

- Contractor shall include a rendering of his proposal to include a plant layout with proposed levelling of grounds and different plants/trees as suggested in his bid.

- Details of grading and automatic irrigation are included in detailed individual SOW for each of the 11 houses.

- Sod, trees, flowers, shrubs, ground cover and other are described in SOW for each house, as well.

MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISION

SUPERVISION. The Contractor shall designate a representative who shall be responsible for on-site supervision of the Contractor's workforce at all times. This supervisor shall be the focal point for the Contractor and shall be the point of contact with U.S. Government personnel. The supervisor shall have sufficient English language skill to be able to communicate with members of the U.S. Government staff. The supervisor shall have supervision as his or her sole function.

SCHEDULES. The Contractor shall maintain work schedules. The schedules shall take into consideration the hours that the staff can effectively perform their services without placing a burden on the security personnel of the Post. The Contractor shall deliver standard services between the hours of 06:30 AM and 18:00 PM Monday through Friday. For those items other than routine daily services, the Contractor shall provide the COR with a detailed plan as to the personnel to be used and the time frame to perform the service.

http://obo.state.gov/pede/Codes/2000ibc/a117-98/Icc-ansi.pdf

SCOPE OF WORK/SPECIFICATIONS HOUSE 15

The described work involves the new landscaping, gardens and irrigation for House 15, in Condominio Cerro La Cruz, in the La Dehesa of Santiago, Chile. The Contractor shall include all costs associated with small grading of existing ground, providing new topsoil, plants, trees, sod, and a new automatic irrigation system. Garden area is 292 square meters approximately.

- Landscape and Other.

The landscape design has the following concept in mind:

- Site will need to be re-leveled enough for the intended purpose.

- The front area strip at the side of the public driveway, will receive ground-cover of low water use.

- The areas surrounding the residence will be covered with different varieties of shrubs, grasses and local plants, except for immediate areas adjacent to terraces. These plants will require minimum maintenance and low consumption of water. The concept underlaying is of a Sustainable Wild Garden.

- Immediate areas adjacent to principal terrace shall receive a small central low water use lawn acceptable for children to walk on (72 square meters).

- There will be a path to give access to people with reduce capacity. This path will be covered with compacted gravel (Maicillo) to prevent future growth of weeds.

- The garden shall have various shrubs, plants, flowering grasses, and decorative trees planted in an aesthetically pleasing manner. The garden has 10 decorative trees which shall be proposed and located, as approved by Facility Manager.

- Grading

Before starting any movement of earth, an herbicide must be applied and weeds that land could present must be eliminated.

Front fence will be removed from the side access of the house.

We will use the front side of the garden to enter the mini excavator that will help to remove the earth and shape the garden.

This machine will be used to make the excavations for the drains as well.

All the stones that come out will be used to fill the drains.

All the land that comes out when leveling the future grass area will be used to create a hill attached to the retaining wall at the end of the garden.

After having shaped the garden, the topsoil will be entered through the front side of the house using the help of a backhoe. This garden needs 16 m3 of topsoil.

At the end of the earth movement, the side fence will be replaced.

- Automatic Irrigation System Access house for Bobcat (loaders) by de path on de side of the house.

The front grille will be temporally removed to introduce the Bobcat with the help of a crane.

The areas to be landscaped must be properly irrigated using an Automatic Irrigation System.

Areas with lawn shall have traditional sprinkler system. Areas with sustainable rustic areas shall be irrigated with low water flow (drip type irrigation/soaker hoses). The Irrigation control system must be of the highest quality, latest water saving technology and shall be properly tested prior to acceptance by the Embassy. Layout of the irrigation must be consistent with accepted industry standards. The automatic irrigation system shall be warranted for a period of one year from the date of acceptance by the Embassy.

- Grass

In consideration of the hours of sunlight that the garden will receive is that we will sow Super Polo grass: 80 % Festuca

15% Lolium Perenne 5 % Festuca Fina

The Grass shall be warranted for a period of one year from the date of acceptance by the Embassy.

- Trees

In the front garden three Ginkgo biloba trees will be incorporate.

In the back garden 7 Jacaranda trees will be incorporate.

All provided trees shall be healthy and of a decorative variety.

All trees shall be planted and arranged so that they will not interfere with existing utilities or structures.

Trees must be properly stabilized and anchored to ensure proper growth.

Trees shall be warranted for a period of one year from the date of acceptance by the Embassy.

- Shrubs, Plants and Flowers

Shrub, plants flowers and grasses shall be located throughout the landscaped areas and in an organized manner as shown in the landscaping plan. All shrubs, plant and flowers shall be warranted for a period of one year from the date of acceptance by the Embassy.

- Ground Cover

This garden will have a path to give access to people with reduce capacity. This path will be covered with compacted gravel (Maicillo) to prevent future growth of weeds.

The lateral access to the garden will be covered with compacted gravel too.

- Site Drainage

The design of this garden includes three drainage areas:

In front of living room At the beginning and end of lateral path.

To carry out the drainage:

1. a 50 x 50 cm trench of must be dug over the entire area that we want to cover.

2. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

3. a 50 mm sanitary tube is placed (this allows extra water to be redirected away from the garden area)

4. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

5. covered with geo-textile material

6. the necessary land for the plantation is incorporated.

List of Plants

House 15

Common name Scientific name Trees Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba Blue Jacaranda Jacaranda mimosifolia

Grasses

Cola de Zorro (Coontail) Ceratophyllum demersum Stipa gigantea (Giant feather grass) Celtica gigantea Penisetum alopecuroides (Chinese fountain grass) Pennisetum alopecuroides Penisetun villosum Pennisetum villosum Penisetum atropurpurea(Purple fountain grass) Penisetum setaceum atropurpurea Stipa tenuisima (Mexicane feathergrass)) Nassella tenuissima

Bushes

Lila japonica Syringa vulgaris Pitosporo tobira enano Pittosporum tobira nana Budleja davidii (sumer lilac) Budleja davidii

Flowers

Gaura (Beeblossom) Gaura lindheimeri Coreopsis (Tickseed) Coreopsis lanceolata Muscari (grape hyacinth) Muscari armeniacum Verbena bonariense (Purpletop verbena) Verbena bonariensis Valeriana Valeriana officinalis Agatea (blue daisy bush) Felicia amelloides

Graund Cover

Vitadinea (Mexican fleabane) Erigeron mucronatus Verbena rastrera Verbena tenella Mioporo rastrero (Creeping myoporum) Myoporum parvifolium Sedum Grass

Trepadora

Ampelopsis tricuspidata (Boston ivy) Parthenocissus tricuspidata

HOUSE 15

SCOPE OF WORK/SPECIFICATIONS HOUSE 16

The described work involves the new landscaping, gardens and irrigation for House 16, in Condominio Cerro La Cruz, in the La Dehesa of Santiago, Chile. The Contractor shall include all costs associated with small grading of existing ground, providing new topsoil, plants, trees, sod, and a new automatic irrigation system. Garden area is 279 square meters approximately.

- Site will need to be re-leveled enough for the intended purpose.

-This site has 8 giant rocks in the backyard that will be cleared and landscaped.

- The front area strip at the side of the public driveway, will receive ground-cover of low water use.

- The areas surrounding the residence will be covered with different varieties of shrubs, grasses and local plants, except for immediate areas adjacent to terraces. These plants will require minimum maintenance and low consumption of water. The concept underlaying is of a Sustainable Wild Garden.

- Immediate areas adjacent to principal terrace shall receive a small central low water use lawn acceptable for children to walk on (133 square meters).

- The garden shall have various shrubs, plants, flowering grasses, and decorative trees planted in an aesthetically pleasing manner. The garden has 6 decorative trees which shall be proposed and present must be eliminated.

Front fence will be removed from the side access of the house.

We will use the front side of the garden to enter the mini excavator that will help to remove the earth and shape the garden.

On the ground there are natural rocks, so as not have to extract them, these are included in the design.

This machine will be used to make the excavations for the drains as well. All the stones that come out will be used to fill the drains.

All the land that comes out when leveling the future grass area will be used to create a hill attached to the retaining wall at the end of the garden.

After having shaped the garden, the topsoil will be entered through the front side of the house using the help of a backhoe. This garden needs 16 m3 of topsoil.

The areas to be landscaped must be properly irrigated using an Automatic Irrigation System. Areas with lawn shall have traditional sprinkler system. Areas with sustainable rustic areas shall be irrigated with low water flow (drip type irrigation/soaker hoses). The Irrigation control system must be of the highest quality, latest water saving technology and shall be properly tested prior to acceptance by the Embassy. Layout of the irrigation must be consistent with accepted industry standards. The automatic irrigation system shall be warranted for a period of one year from the date of acceptance by the Embassy.

- Grass In consideration of the hours of sunlight that the garden will receive is that we will sow Super Polo grass: 80 % Festuca 15% Lolium Perenne 5 % Festuca Fina

In the front garden three Ginkgo biloba trees will be incorporate. In the back garden 3 Japanese maple trees will be incorporate.

All provided trees shall be healthy and of a decorative variety.

All trees shall be planted and arranged so that they will not interfere with existing utilities or structures.

Trees must be properly stabilized and anchored to ensure proper growth.

Trees shall be warranted for a period of one year from the date of acceptance by the Embassy.

- Shrubs, Plants and Flowers Shrub, plants flowers and grasses shall be located throughout the landscaped areas and in an organized manner as shown in the landscaping plan. All shrubs, plant and flowers shall be warranted for a period of one year from the date of acceptance by the Embassy.

- Ground Cover The lateral access to the garden will be covered with compacted gravel (Maicillo) to prevent future growth of weeds.

- Site Drainage

The design of this garden includes three drainage areas:

In front of living room At the beginning and end of lateral path.

To carry out the drainage:

1. a 50 x 50 cm trench of must be dug over the entire area that we want to cover.

2. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

3. a 50 mm sanitary tube is placed (this allows extra water to be redirected away from the garden area)

4. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

House 16

Trees Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba Japanese maple Hacer palmatum

Penisetum alopecuroides (Chinese fountain grass) Pennisetum alopecuroides Penisetun villosum Pennisetum villosum Penisetum atropurpurea(Purple fountain grass) Penisetum setaceum atropurpurea

Ñipa Escallonia rubra Rhuss crenata Searsia crenata Pitosporo tobira enano Pittosporum tobira nana

Flowers

Gaura (Beeblossom) Gaura lindheimeri Salvia roja (Baby sage) Salvia microphylla Muscari (Grape hyacinth) Muscari armeniacum Agapanto (African Lily) Agapanthus africanus Valeriana Valeriana officinalis

Mioporo rastrero (Creeping myoporum) Myoporum parvifolium Sedum

HOUSE 16

SCOPE OF WORK/SPECIFICATIONS HOUSE 17

The described work involves the new landscaping, gardens and irrigation for House 17, in Condominio Cerro La Cruz, in the La Dehesa of Santiago, Chile. The Contractor shall include all costs associated with small grading of existing ground, providing new topsoil, plants, trees, sod, and a new automatic irrigation system. Garden area is 240 square meters approximately.

- The front area strip at the side of the public driveway, will receive ground-cover of low water use.

- The areas surrounding the residence will be covered with different varieties of shrubs, grasses and local plants, except for immediate areas adjacent to terraces. These plants will require minimum maintenance and low consumption of water. The concept underlaying is of a Sustainable Wild Garden.

- Immediate areas adjacent to principal terrace shall receive a small central low water use lawn acceptable for children to walk on (133 square meters).

- The garden shall have various shrubs, plants, flowering grasses, and decorative trees planted in an aesthetically pleasing manner. The garden has 6 decorative trees which shall be proposed and present must be eliminated.

Front fence will be removed from the side access of the house.

We will use the front side of the garden to enter the mini excavator that will help to remove the earth and shape the garden.

This machine will be used to make the excavations for the drains as well. All the stones that come out will be used to fill the drains.

All the land that comes out when leveling the future grass area will be used to create a hill attached to the retaining wall at the end of the garden.

After having shaped the garden, the topsoil will be entered through the front side of the house using with lawn shall have traditional sprinkler system. Areas with sustainable rustic areas shall be irrigated with low water flow (drip type irrigation/soaker hoses). The Irrigation control system must be of the highest quality, latest water saving technology and shall be properly tested prior to acceptance by the Embassy. Layout of the irrigation must be consistent with accepted industry standards. The automatic irrigation system shall be warranted for a period of one year from the date of acceptance by the Embassy.

-Grass

In consideration of the hours of sunlight that the garden will receive is that we will sow Super Polo grass: 80 % Festuca

-Trees

In the front garden 2 Ginkgo biloba trees will be incorporate. In the back garden 4 Zelkova serrata trees will be incorporate. All provided trees shall be healthy and of a decorative variety.

All trees shall be planted and arranged so that they will not interfere with existing utilities or structures.

organized manner as shown in the landscaping plan. All shrubs, plant and flowers shall be warranted for a period of one year from the date of acceptance by the Embassy.

The lateral access to the garden will be covered with compacted gravel (Maicillo) to prevent future growth of weeds.

- In front of living room

- At the beginning and end of lateral path.

2. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

3. a 50 mm sanitary tube is placed (this allows extra water to be redirected away from the garden area)

4. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

House 17

Trees

Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba

Zelkova Zelkova serrata

Penisetum alopecuroides (Chinese fountain grass) Pennisetum alopecuroides

Erysimo (Wallflower) Erysimum Pita verde Phormium tenax Budleja davidii (sumer lilac) Buddleja davidii

Flowers

Crocosmia (Montbretia) Crocosmia Spp.

Salvia roja (Baby sage) Salvia microphylla

Iris germanico Iris latifolia

Mioporo rastrero (Creeping myoporum) Myoporum parvifolium

Nepeta mussinii (dwarf catnip) Nepeta racemosa

Sedum

HOUSE 17

SCOPE OF WORK/SPECIFICATIONS HOUSE 18

The described work involves the new landscaping, gardens and irrigation for House 18, in costs associated with small grading of existing ground, providing new topsoil, plants, trees, sod, and a new automatic irrigation system. Garden area is 292 square meters approximately.

- Landscape and Other use.

- The areas surrounding the residence will be covered with different varieties of shrubs, grasses and local plants, except for immediate areas adjacent to terraces. These plants will require minimum maintenance and low consumption of water. The concept underlaying is of a Sustainable Wild Garden.

- Immediate areas adjacent to principal terrace shall receive a small central low water use lawn acceptable for children to walk on (72 square meters).

- There will be a path to give access to people with reduce capacity. This path will be covered with compacted gravel (Maicillo) to prevent future growth of weeds.

- The garden shall have various shrubs, plants, flowering grasses, and decorative trees planted in an aesthetically pleasing manner. The garden has 10 decorative trees which shall be proposed and present must be eliminated.

Front fence will be removed from the side access of the house.

We will use the front side of the garden to enter the mini excavator that will help to remove the earth and shape the garden.

This machine will be used to make the excavations for the drains as well. All the stones that come out will be used to fill the drains.

All the land that comes out when leveling the future grass area will be used to create a hill attached to the retaining wall at the end of the garden.

After having shaped the garden, the topsoil will be entered through the front side of the house using

At the end of the earth movement, the side fence will be replaced

Access house for Bobcat (loaders) by de path on de side of the house.

The front grille will be temporally removed to introduce the Bobcat with the help of a crane.

with lawn shall have traditional sprinkler system. Areas with sustainable rustic areas shall be irrigated with low water flow (drip type irrigation/soaker hoses). The Irrigation control system must be of the highest quality, latest water saving technology and shall be properly tested prior to acceptance by the Embassy. Layout of the irrigation must be consistent with accepted industry

In consideration of the hours of sunlight that the garden will receive is that we will sow Super Polo grass: 80 % Festuca

The Grass shall be warranted for a period of one year from the date of acceptance by the E

In the front garden 2 Ginkgo biloba trees will be incorporate. In the back garden 7 Celtis australis trees will be incorporate. All provided trees shall be healthy and of a decorative variety.

All trees shall be planted and arranged so that they will not interfere with existing utilities or structures.

This garden will have a path to give access to people with reduce capacity. This path will be covered with compacted gravel (Maicillo) to prevent future growth of weeds.

The lateral access to the garden will be covered with compacted gravel too

2. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

3. a 50 mm sanitary tube is placed (this allows extra water to be redirected away from the garden area)

4. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

House 18

Trees Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba Celtis australis (European nettle tree) Celtis australis

Penisetum alopecuroides (Chinese fountain grass) Pennisetum alopecuroides

Budleja davidii (sumer lilac) Buddleja davidii

Flowers

Gaura (Beeblossom) Gaura lindheimeri Coreopsis (Tickseed) Coreopsis lanceolata Salvia azul (Mexican bush sage) Salvia leucanta Verbena bonariense (Purpletop verbena) Verbena bonariensis Valeriana Valeriana officinalis Agatea (Blue daisy bush) Felicia amelloides

Nepeta (Dwarf catnip) Nepeta mussinii

Mioporo rastrero (Creeping myoporum) Myoporum parvifolium Sedum

HOUSE 18

SCOPE OF WORK/SPECIFICATIONS HOUSE 19

The described work involves the new landscaping, gardens and irrigation for House 19, in Condominio Cerro La Cruz, in the La Dehesa of Santiago, Chile. The Contractor shall include all costs associated with small grading of existing ground, providing new topsoil, plants, trees, sod, and a new automatic irrigation system. Garden area is 238 square meters approximately.

- Site will need to be re-leveled enough for the intended purpose.

- The front area strip at the side of the public driveway, will receive ground-cover of low water use.

- The areas surrounding the residence will be covered with different varieties of shrubs, grasses and local plants, except for immediate areas adjacent to terraces. These plants will require minimum maintenance and low consumption of water. The concept underlaying is of a Sustainable Wild Garden.

- Immediate areas adjacent to principal terrace shall receive a small central low water use lawn acceptable for children to walk on (67 square meters).

- The garden shall have various shrubs, plants, flowering grasses, and decorative trees planted in an aesthetically pleasing manner. The garden has 9 decorative trees which shall be proposed and located, as approved by Facility Manager.

- Grading

Before starting any movement of earth, an herbicide must be applied and weeds that land could present must be eliminated.

Front fence will be removed from the side access of the house.

We will use the front side of the garden to enter the mini excavator that will help to remove the earth and shape the garden.

This machine will be used to make the excavations for the drains as well. All the stones that come out will be used to fill the drains.

All the land that comes out when leveling the future grass area will be used to create a hill attached to the retaining wall at the end of the garden.

After having shaped the garden, the topsoil will be entered through the front side of the house using with lawn shall have traditional sprinkler system. Areas with sustainable rustic areas shall be irrigated with low water flow (drip type irrigation/soaker hoses). The Irrigation control system must be of the highest quality, latest water saving technology and shall be properly tested prior to acceptance by the Embassy. Layout of the irrigation must be consistent with accepted industry

In consideration of the hours of sunlight that the garden will receive is that we will sow Super Polo grass: 80 % Festuca

The Grass shall be warranted for a period of one year from the date of acceptance by the Embassy

In the front garden 2 Ginkgo biloba trees will be incorporate.

In the back garden 2 Jacaranda trees and 5 Acacia baileyana will be incorporate. All provided trees shall be healthy and of a decorative variety.

All trees shall be planted and arranged so that they will not interfere with existing utilities or structures.

2. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

3. a 50 mm sanitary tube is placed (this allows extra water to be redirected away from the garden area)

4. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

6. the necessary land for the plantation is incorporated

House 19

Trees

Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba

Jacaranda Jacaranda mimosifolia

Acacia baileyana (Cootamundra wattle) Acacia baileyana

Penisetum villosum (Feathertop grass) Pennisetum villosum

Pita verde Phormium tenax

Budleja davidii (sumer lilac) Buddleja davidii

Salvia rusa (Russian sage) Perovskia atriplicifolia

Achilea amarilla (Fernleaf yarrow) Achillea filipendulina

Iris germanico Iris latifolia Agapanto (African lily) Agapanthus africanus Muscari (grape hyacinth) Muscari armeniacum

Gaura (beeblossoms) Gaura lindheimeri

Mioporo rastrero (Creeping myoporum) Myoporum parvifolium

Nepeta mussinii (dwarf catnip) Nepeta racemosa

HOUSE 19

SCOPE OF WORK/SPECIFICATIONS HOUSE 20

The described work involves the new landscaping, gardens and irrigation for House 20, in Condominio Cerro La Cruz, in the La Dehesa of Santiago, Chile. The Contractor shall include all costs associated with small grading of existing ground, providing new topsoil, plants, trees, sod, and a new automatic irrigation system. Garden area is 437 square meters approximately.

- Site will need to be re-leveled enough for the intended purpose.

- The front area strip at the side of the public driveway, will receive ground-cover of low water use.

- The areas surrounding the residence will be covered with different varieties of shrubs, grasses and local plants, except for immediate areas adjacent to terraces. These plants will require minimum maintenance and low consumption of water. The concept underlaying is of a Sustainable Wild Garden.

- Immediate areas adjacent to principal terrace shall receive a small central low water use lawn acceptable for children to walk on (120 square meters).

- The garden shall have various shrubs, plants, flowering grasses, and decorative trees planted in an aesthetically pleasing manner. The garden has 29 decorative trees which shall be proposed and

Before starting any movement of earth, an herbicide must be applied and weeds that land could present must be eliminated.

Side fence will be removed from the side access of the house.

We will use the front side of the garden to enter the mini excavator that will help to remove the earth and shape the garden.

On the ground there are natural rocks, so as not have to extract them, these are included in the design.

It is important to respect the levels of land attached to the side walls to avoid future problems. The mini excavator will be used to make the excavations for the drains as well.

All the stones that come out will be used to fill the drains.

All the earth that is extracted from the leveling for the grass area will be used to level the lower sector of the garden.

After having shaped the garden, the topsoil will be entered through the front side of the house using the help of a backhoe. This garden needs 32 m3 of topsoil.

with lawn shall have traditional sprinkler system. Areas with sustainable rustic areas shall be irrigated with low water flow (drip type irrigation/soaker hoses). The Irrigation control system must be of the highest quality, latest water saving technology and shall be properly tested prior to acceptance by the Embassy. Layout of the irrigation must be consistent with accepted industry

In consideration of the hours of sunlight that the garden will receive is that we will sow Super Polo grass: 80 % Festuca

In the front garden 1 Ginkgo biloba trees will be incorporate. In the side garden 2 Ginkgo biloba trees will be incorporate.

In the back garden 9 Jacaranda trees, 5 Celtis australis and 12 Acacia baileyana will be incorporate.

All provided trees shall be healthy and of a decorative variety.

All trees shall be planted and arranged so that they will not interfere with existing utilities or structures.

The design of this garden includes two drainage areas:

In front of living room. At the end of the garden. To carry out the drainage:

1. a 50 x 50 cm trench of must be dug over the entire area that we want to cover.

2. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

3. a 50 mm sanitary tube is placed (this allows extra water to be redirected away from the garden area)

4. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

House 19

Trees

Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba

Jacaranda (Blue Jacaranda) Jacaranda mimosifolia

Penisetum villosum (Feathertop grass) Pennisetum villosum

Penisetum alopecuroides (Chinese fountain grass) Pennisetum alopecuroides

Lila japonica Syringa vulgaris Budleja davidii (sumer lilac) Buddleja davidii

Pitosporo tobira enano Pittosporum tobira nana

Ñipa Escallonia rubra

Nandina (Heavenly bamboo) Nandina domestica

Iris germanico Iris latifolia Agapanto (African lily) Agapanthus africanus

Verbena bonariense (Purpletop verbena) Verbena bonariensis

Valeriana Valeriana officinalis

Salvia azul (Mexican bush sage) Salvia leucanta

Ground Cover

Verbena rastrera Verbena tenella

Mioporo rastrero (Creeping myoporum) Myoporum parvifolium

Nepeta mussinii (dwarf catnip) Nepeta racemosa

Sedum

Ceanoto rastrero Ceanothus thyrsiflorus var. Repens

HOUSE 20

SCOPE OF WORK/SPECIFICATIONS HOUSE 21

The described work involves the new landscaping, gardens and irrigation for House 21, in costs associated with mall grading of existing ground, providing new topsoil, plants, trees, sod, and a new automatic irrigation system. Garden area is 826 square meters approximately.

use.

- The areas surrounding the residence will be covered with different varieties of shrubs, grasses and local plants, except for immediate areas adjacent to terraces. These plants will require minimum maintenance and low consumption of water. The concept underlaying is of a Sustainable Wild Garden.

- Immediate areas adjacent to principal terrace shall receive a small central low water use lawn acceptable for children to walk on (160 square meters).

- The garden shall have various shrubs, plants, flowering grasses, and decorative trees planted in an aesthetically pleasing manner. The garden has 16 decorative trees which shall be proposed and

Front fence will be removed from the front access of the house.

We will use the front of the garden to enter the mini excavator that will help to remove the earth and shape the garden.

This machine will be used to make the excavations for the drains as well. All the stones that come out will be used to fill the drains.

After having shaped the garden, the topsoil will be entered through the front side of the house using the help of a backhoe. This garden needs 32 m3 of topsoil.

At the end of the earth movement, the front fence will be replaced.

with lawn shall have traditional sprinkler system. Areas with sustainable rustic areas shall be irrigated with low water flow (drip type irrigation/soaker hoses). The Irrigation control system must be of the highest quality, latest water saving technology and shall be properly tested prior to acceptance by the Embassy. Layout of the irrigation must be consistent with accepted industry

In consideration of the hours of sunlight that the garden will receive is that we will sow Super Polo grass: 80 % Festuca

In the front garden 2 Ginkgo biloba trees will be incorporate. At entry level 1 Ginkgo biloba tree will be incorporate.

In the back garden 1 Acer japonico, 7 Celtis australis and 5 Manzanos de flor will be incorporate. All provided trees shall be healthy and of a decorative variety.

All trees shall be planted and arranged so that they will not interfere with existing utilities or structures.

The design of this garden includes one drainage area:

At the end of the garden. To carry out the drainage:

1. a 50 x 50 cm trench of must be dug over the entire area that we want to cover.

2. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

3. a 50 mm sanitary tube is placed (this allows extra water to be redirected away from the garden area)

4. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

House 21

Trees

Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba

Hacer japonico

Manzano en flor ( Japanese flowering crabapple) Malus floribunda

Penisetum villosum (Feathertop grass) Pennisetum villosum

Penisetum alopecuroides (Chinese fountain grass) Pennisetum alopecuroides

Penisetum atropurpurea (Purple funtain grass) Pennisetum setaceum atropurpurea

Ñipa Escallonia rubra

Alstromeria (Lily of the Incas)

Agapanto (African lily) Agapanthus africanus

Verbena bonariense (Purpletop verbena) Verbena bonariensis

Valeriana Valeriana officinalis

Ground Cover

Mioporo rastrero (Creeping myoporum) Myoporum parvifolium

Vitadinea (Mexican fleabane) Erigeron mucronatus

HOUSE 21

SCOPE OF WORK/SPECIFICATIONS HOUSE 22

The described work involves the new landscaping, gardens and irrigation for House 22, in costs associated with small grading of existing ground, providing new topsoil, plants, trees, sod, and a new automatic irrigation system. Garden area is 566 square meters approximately.

use.

- The areas surrounding the residence will be covered with different varieties of shrubs, grasses and local plants, except for immediate areas adjacent to terraces. These plants will require minimum maintenance and low consumption of water. The concept underlaying is of a Sustainable Wild Garden.

- Immediate areas adjacent to principal terrace shall receive a small central low water use lawn acceptable for children to walk on (95 square meters).

- The garden shall have various shrubs, plants, flowering grasses, and decorative trees planted in an aesthetically pleasing manner. The garden has 18 decorative trees which shall be proposed and

Front fence will be removed from the front access of the house.

We will use the front of the garden to enter the mini excavator that will help to remove the earth and shape the garden.

This machine will be used to make the excavations for the drains as well. All the stones that come out will be used to fill the drains.

After having shaped the garden, the topsoil will be entered through the front side of the house using the help of a backhoe. This garden needs 24 m3 of topsoil.

with lawn shall have traditional sprinkler system. Areas with sustainable rustic areas shall be irrigated with low water flow (drip type irrigation/soaker hoses). The Irrigation control system must be of the highest quality, latest water saving technology and shall be properly tested prior to acceptance by the Embassy. Layout of the irrigation must be consistent with accepted industry standards. The automatic irrigation system shall be warranted for a period of one year from the date of acceptance by the Embassy.

In consideration of the hours of sunlight that the garden will receive is that we will sow Super Polo grass: 80 % Festuca

In the front garden 1 Ginkgo biloba trees will be incorporate.

In the entrance garden 2 Ginkgo biloba trees will be incorporate.

In the back garden 6 Jacaranda trees, 3 Acer japonico and 6 Acacia baileyana will be incorporate. All provided trees shall be healthy and of a decorative variety.

All trees shall be planted and arranged so that they will not interfere with existing utilities or structures.

Shrub, plants flowers and grasses shall be located throughout the landscaped areas and in an organized manner as shown in the landscaping plan. All shrubs, plant and flowers shall be warranted for a period of one year from the date of acceptance by the Embassy.

- Ground Cover

The design of this garden includes one drainage area at the end of the garden. To carry out the drainage:

1. a 50 x 50 cm trench of must be dug over the entire area that we want to cover.

2. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

3. a 50 mm sanitary tube is placed (this allows extra water to be redirected away from the garden area)

4. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

House 22

Trees Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba

Jacaranda (Blue Jacaranda) Jacaranda mimosifolia

Japanese maple Acer palmatum

Penisetum villosum (Feathertop grass) Pennisetum villosum

Penisetum alopecuroides (Chinese fountain grass) Pennisetum alopecuroides

Verbena bonariense (Purpletop verbena) Verbena bonariensis

Mioporo rastrero (Creeping myoporum) Myoporum parvifolium

Nepeta mussinii (dwarf catnip) Nepeta racemosa

Sedum Sedum Echeveria Echeveria

Sempervivum Sempervivum

HOUSE 22

SCOPE OF WORK/SPECIFICATIONS HOUSE 23

The described work involves the new landscaping, gardens and irrigation for House 23, in costs associated with small grading of existing ground, providing new topsoil, plants, trees, sod, and a new automatic irrigation system. Garden area is 289 square meters approximately.

use.

- The areas surrounding the residence will be covered with different varieties of shrubs, grasses and local plants, except for immediate areas adjacent to terraces. These plants will require minimum maintenance and low consumption of water. The concept underlaying is of a Sustainable Wild Garden.

- Immediate areas adjacent to principal terrace shall receive a small central low water use lawn acceptable for children to walk on (68 square meters).

- The garden shall have various shrubs, plants, flowering grasses, and decorative trees planted in an aesthetically pleasing manner. The garden has 11 decorative trees which shall be proposed and

Front fence will be removed from the front access of the house.

We will use the front of the garden to enter the mini excavator that will help to remove the earth and shape the garden.

This machine will be used to make the excavations for the drains as well. All the stones that come out will be used to fill the drains.

After having shaped the garden, the topsoil will be entered through the front side of the house using with lawn shall have traditional sprinkler system. Areas with sustainable rustic areas shall be irrigated with low water flow (drip type irrigation/soaker hoses). The Irrigation control system must be of the highest quality, latest water saving technology and shall be properly tested prior to acceptance by the Embassy. Layout of the irrigation must be consistent with accepted industry

In consideration of the hours of sunlight that the garden will receive is that we will sow Super Polo grass: 80 % Festuca

In the entrance garden 2 Ginkgo biloba trees will be incorporate.

In the back garden 5 Acer japonico and 3 Celtus australis will be incorporate. All provided trees shall be healthy and of a decorative variety.

All trees shall be planted and arranged so that they will not interfere with existing utilities or structures.

The design of this garden includes one drainage area at the end of the garden. To carry out the drainage:

1. a 50 x 50 cm trench of must be dug over the entire area that we want to cover.

2. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

3. a 50 mm sanitary tube is placed (this allows extra water to be redirected away from the garden area)

4. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel the necessary land for the plantation is incorporated

House 23

Trees Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba Acer japonico (Japanese maple) Hacer palmatum

Penisetum villosum (Feathertop grass) Pennisetum villosum

Iris germanico Iris latifolia

Verbena bonariense (Purpletop verbena) Verbena bonariensis Valeriana Valeriana officinalis Salvia rusa (Russian sage) Perovskia atriplicifolia Muscari (Grape hyacinth) Muscari

Mioporo rastrero (Creeping myoporum) Myoporum parvifolium Nepeta mussinii (dwarf catnip) Nepeta racemosa Sedum Sedum Echeveria Echeveria

HOUSE 23

SCOPE OF WORK/SPECIFICATIONS HOUSE 24

The described work involves the new landscaping, gardens and irrigation for House 24, in Condominio Cerro La Cruz, in the La Dehesa of Santiago, Chile. The Contractor shall include all costs associated with small grading of existing ground, providing new topsoil, plants, trees, sod, and a new automatic irrigation system. Garden area is 409 square meters approximately.

- The front area strip at the side of the public driveway, will receive ground-cover of low water use.

- The areas surrounding the residence will be covered with different varieties of shrubs, grasses and local plants, except for immediate areas adjacent to terraces. These plants will require minimum maintenance and low consumption of water. The concept underlaying is of a Sustainable Wild Garden.

- Immediate areas adjacent to principal terrace shall receive a small central low water use lawn acceptable for children to walk on (86 square meters).

- The garden shall have various shrubs, plants, flowering grasses, and decorative trees planted in an aesthetically pleasing manner. The garden has 10 decorative trees which shall be proposed and present must be eliminated.

Front fence will be removed from the front access of the house.

We will use the front of the garden to enter the mini excavator that will help to remove the earth and shape the garden.

On the ground there are natural rocks, so as not have to extract them, these are included in the design.

The mini excavator will be used to make the excavations for the drains as well. All the stones that come out will be used to fill the drains.

After having shaped the garden, the topsoil will be entered through the front side of the house using with lawn shall have traditional sprinkler system. Areas with sustainable rustic areas shall be irrigated with low water flow (drip type irrigation/soaker hoses). The Irrigation control system must be of the highest quality, latest water saving technology and shall be properly tested prior to acceptance by the Embassy. Layout of the irrigation must be consistent with accepted industry

In consideration of the hours of sunlight that the garden will receive is that we will sow Super Polo grass: 80 % Festuca

In the entrance garden 2 Ginkgo biloba trees will be incorporate.

In the back garden 3 Jacaranda trees, and 4 Manzano de flor will be incorporate. All provided trees shall be healthy and of a decorative variety.

All trees shall be planted and arranged so that they will not interfere with existing utilities or structures.

The design of this garden includes one drainage area at the end of the garden. To carry out the drainage:

1. a 50 x 50 cm trench of must be dug over the entire area that we want to cover.

2. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

3. a 50 mm sanitary tube is placed (this allows extra water to be redirected away from the garden area)

4. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

House 24

Trees Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba Jacaranda (Blue Jacaranda) Jacaranda mimosifolia Manzano en flor ( Japanese flowering crabapple) Malus floribunda

Penisetum alopecuroides (Chinese fountain grass) Pennisetum alopecuroides

Pitosporo tobira enano Pittosporum tobira nana

Agapanto (African lily) Agapanthus africanus

Alstromeria (Lily of the Incas) Alstromeria Muscari (Grape hyacinth) Muscari

Mioporo rastrero (Creeping myoporum) Myoporum parvifolium Nepeta mussinii (dwarf catnip) Nepeta racemosa Sedum Echeveria Echeveria

HOUSE 24

SCOPE OF WORK/SPECIFICATIONS HOUSE 25

The described work involves the new landscaping, gardens and irrigation for House 25, in costs associated with small grading of existing ground, providing new topsoil, plants, trees, sod, and a new automatic irrigation system. Garden area is 505 square meters approximately.

use.

- The areas surrounding the residence will be covered with different varieties of shrubs, grasses and local plants, except for immediate areas adjacent to terraces. These plants will require minimum maintenance and low consumption of water. The concept underlaying is of a Sustainable Wild Garden.

- Immediate areas adjacent to principal terrace shall receive a small central low water use lawn acceptable for children to walk on (128 square meters).

- The garden shall have various shrubs, plants, flowering grasses, and decorative trees planted in an aesthetically pleasing manner. The garden has 14 decorative trees which shall be proposed and present must be eliminated.

Front fence will be removed from the front access of the house.

We will use the front of the garden to enter the mini excavator that will help to remove the earth and shape the garden.

On the ground there are natural rocks, so as not have to extract them, these are included in the design.

The mini excavator will be used to make the excavations for the drains as well. All the stones that come out will be used to fill the drains.

After having shaped the garden, the topsoil will be entered through the front side of the house using

Automatic Irrigation System with lawn shall have traditional sprinkler system. Areas with sustainable rustic areas shall be irrigated with low water flow (drip type irrigation/soaker hoses). The Irrigation control system must be of the highest quality, latest water saving technology and shall be properly tested prior to acceptance by the Embassy. Layout of the irrigation must be consistent with accepted industry

In consideration of the hours of sunlight that the garden will receive is that we will sow Super Polo grass: 80 % Festuca

In the front garden 25Ginkgo biloba trees will be incorporate.

In the back garden 4 Acer japonico, 5 Zelkova serrata will be incorporate. All provided trees shall be healthy and of a decorative variety.

All trees shall be planted and arranged so that they will not interfere with existing utilities or structures.

-Shrubs, Plants and Flowers

The design of this garden includes one drainage area:

At the end of the garden. To carry out the drainage:

1. a 50 x 50 cm trench of must be dug over the entire area that we want to cover.

2. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

3. a 50 mm sanitary tube is placed (this allows extra water to be redirected away from the garden area)

4. it is filled with 15 cm of gravel

House 25

Trees Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba Acer japonico Zelkova serrata Zelkova serrata

Penisetum alopecuroides (Chinese fountain grass) Pennisetum alopecuroides Penisetum atropurpurea (Purple funtain grass) Pennisetum setaceum atropurpurea

Ñipa Escallonia rubra

Alstromeria (Lily of the Incas) Alstromeria

Verbena bonariense (Purpletop verbena) Verbena bonariensis Valeriana Valeriana officinalis

Mioporo rastrero (Creeping myoporum) Myoporum parvifolium

HOUSE 25