Attachment A Schedule of Items.pdf

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Gravel Crushing Services, Ottawa National Forest
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The document is a Schedule of Items for Gravel Crushing Services for the Ottawa National Forest, covering five contract years from 2025 to 2029. The schedule includes 19 line items for various gravel crushing and pit development services across Baraga, Gogebic, Houghton, Iron, and Ontonagon counties, with pricing structured by cubic yard quantities (500-5000 CY, 5001-10,000 CY, and over 10,000 CY per site). Key services include crushing and stockpiling multiple gradations of material (Gradation C, D, E, 3" Minus, 6" Minus, Rip Rap), pit development activities, rock fracturing, material relocation, drilling and blasting, exploratory test holes, drone surveys, and quality assurance reporting.

The schedule also details mobilization costs for crushing equipment and additional work items, calculated based on road distance from the contractor's home base to the Forest Service gravel pit (with three distance brackets: 0-75 miles, 75-150 miles, and over 150 miles). Each year's schedule is identical, indicating a consistent multi-year contract approach. The units of measurement include cubic yards (CY), acres (AC), lump sum (LS), and each (EA), providing flexibility for different project scales and specific service requirements within the Ottawa National Forest's geographical area.

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SCHEDULE OF ITEMS -OTTAWA NATIONAL FOREST

(including the counties of Baraga, Gogebic, Houghton, Iron, and Ontonagon)

Year 1 (date of contract thru 12/31/2025)

Item

Description

Unit

Quantity of

500-5000 CY

per Site

Quantity of 5001-10,000 CY per Site

Quantity of over 10,000 CY per Site

1 Crush and stockpile estimated quantity of Gradation “C” material.

CY

2 Crush and stockpile estimated quantity of Gradation “D” material.

3 Crush and stockpile estimated quantity of Gradation “E” material.

4 Crush and stockpile estimated quantity of 3” Minus material.

5 Crush and stockpile estimated quantity of 6” Minus material.

Crush and stockpile estimated quantity of Rip Rap Class 1 (modified).

7 Reject Material, Belt Cast Off CY

8 Pit Development (Clearing, grubbing and stripping) AC

9 Pit Development (Stripping, minor vegetation removal and grading) AC

10 Fracturing of oversized rocks into a crushable size. CY

11 Relocation of oversized rocks within the pit area. CY

12 Reject Material, relocated within the pit. CY

13 Drilling and Blasting CY

14 Pit Restoration LS

15 Exploratory Test Holes EA

16 Drone Survey for Volume Verification. LS

17 Submit Quality Assurance Test Reports EA

18 Mobilization Costs for Items 1-7.

Crushing equipment only. *

LS

0-75 miles 75-150 miles Over 150 miles

19 Mobilization Costs for Items 8-15.

Additional work items. *

*Mobilization shall be calculated by road distance from the Contractor’s home base to the FS gravel pit.

Both mobilizations will be combined if the task order has both mobilization requirements.

CY = CUBIC YARD

AC = ACRE

LS = LUMP SUM

EA = EACH

Year 2 (1/1/2026 thru 12/31/2026)

500-5000 CY

per Site

Quantity of 5001-10,000 CY per Site

Quantity of over 10,000 CY per Site

Crush and stockpile estimated grubbing and stripping) AC

9 Pit Development (Stripping, minor vegetation removal and grading) AC

10 Fracturing of oversized rocks into a crushable size. CY

11 Relocation of oversized rocks within the pit area. CY

12 Reject Material, relocated within the pit. CY

13 Drilling and Blasting CY

14 Pit Restoration LS

15 Exploratory Test Holes EA

16 Drone Survey for Volume Verification. LS

*Mobilization shall be calculated by road distance from the Contractor’s home base to the FS gravel pit.

Year 3 (1/1/2027 thru 12/31/2027)

500-5000 CY

per Site

Quantity of 5001-10,000 CY per Site

Quantity of over 10,000 CY per Site

6 Crush and stockpile estimated grubbing and stripping) AC

9 Pit Development (Stripping, minor vegetation removal and grading) AC

10 Fracturing of oversized rocks into a crushable size. CY

11 Relocation of oversized rocks within the pit area. CY

12 Reject Material, relocated within the pit. CY

13 Drilling and Blasting CY

14 Pit Restoration LS

15 Exploratory Test Holes EA

16 Drone Survey for Volume Verification. LS

*Mobilization shall be calculated by road distance from the Contractor’s home base to the FS gravel pit.

Year 4 (1/1/2028 thru 12/31/2028)

500-5000 CY

per Site

Quantity of 5001-10,000 CY per Site

Quantity of over 10,000 CY per Site grubbing and stripping) AC

9 Pit Development (Stripping, minor vegetation removal and grading) AC

10 Fracturing of oversized rocks into a crushable size. CY

11 Relocation of oversized rocks within the pit area. CY

12 Reject Material, relocated within the pit. CY

13 Drilling and Blasting CY

14 Pit Restoration LS

15 Exploratory Test Holes EA

16 Drone Survey for Volume Verification. LS

*Mobilization shall be calculated by road distance from the Contractor’s home base to the FS gravel pit.

Year 5 (1/1/2029 thru 12/31/2029)

500-5000 CY

per Site

Quantity of 5001-10,000 CY per Site

Quantity of over 10,000 CY per Site grubbing and stripping) AC

9 Pit Development (Stripping, minor vegetation removal and grading) AC

10 Fracturing of oversized rocks into a crushable size. CY

11 Relocation of oversized rocks within the pit area. CY

12 Reject Material, relocated within the pit. CY

Drilling and Blasting

14 Pit Restoration LS

15 Exploratory Test Holes EA

16 Drone Survey for Volume Verification. LS

*Mobilization shall be calculated by road distance from the Contractor’s home base to the FS gravel pit.

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