Attachment B- Specifications- East Zone.docx
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- Hiawatha National Forest Timber Crane Mats
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- 12444524Q0080
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This document is an attachment titled "Attachment B- Specifications- East Zone" related to a federal contract opportunity for the Hiawatha National Forest. The document outlines the technical specifications for 48 ground protection "Timber Mats" to be purchased and delivered to the Raco Work Center located at 9200 S Ranger Rd, Superior Township, Michigan. The mats must be 5 feet wide, 12 feet long, and 4 inches thick, with a flexible and durable construction suitable for heavy equipment use on rough, rocky terrain. The mats should minimize resource damage and rutting when used for multiple months in various weather conditions. The related federal contract opportunity is for the "Hiawatha National Forest Timber Crane Mats", which includes separate requirements and delivery locations for the East and West Zones.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Attachment A- NRE_Commercial Supplies.docx | DOCX document | |
| Attachment F- West Zone GravelPit Map.pdf | ||
| Attachment G- SF1449.pdf | ||
| Attachment C - ScheduleOfItems East Zone.docx | DOCX document | |
| Attachment D- Specifications - West Zone.docx | DOCX document | |
| Attachment E - Schedule of Items West Zone.docx | DOCX document |
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Attachment B Specifications
Project: East Zone Timber Sale Admin Crane Mats Delivery Location: Raco Work Center is located at 9200 S Ranger Rd, Superior Township, Michigan.
Scope of Work: Purchase and deliver 48 ground protection mats –“Timber Mats”- to the Raco Work Center.
Technical Requirements:
1. Width: 5 feet, Length: 12 feet, Thickness: 4 inches
2. Be flexible enough for rough and rocky terrain and provide adequate ground protection to the surface below.
3. Produced in a manner that each layer is alternating and bolted together in a way that the top and bottom layers are secured together, suitable for heavy vehicles equipment.
4. Be able to be transported using a standard 53-foot semi-truck trailer.
5. Ground protection mats suitable for heavy equipment to be hauled across for multiple months at a time in various weather conditions. The mats should be able to be laid out on uneven and rocky terrain and provide adequate protection to the surface below to minimize resource damage and rutting. They should be produced using multiple layers in an alternating pattern stacked on top of each other to produce an approximately 4-inch-thick mat and bolted together at various points to secure the tire tread adequately to the layers above and below. The finished product should be 5-feet wide by 12-feet long and 4-inches-thick on all sides.
Technical POC:
Steven Hollis Forester Forest Service Hiawatha National Forest Saint Ignace Ranger District P: 906-298-8113 Steven.hollis@usda.gov
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