Attachments 26QA055.pdf
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This is a Performance Work Statement for Grounds Maintenance Services at Knightville Dam and Littleville Lake in Huntington, Massachusetts, managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The document establishes the scope of work required across multiple service locations within the Lower Connecticut River Basin.
The PWS identifies three primary service areas requiring bi-weekly mowing: Littleville Lake Dam (depicted in two detailed maps showing distinct mowing zones on the dam structure and surrounding areas), Knightville Dam (with associated day-use areas), and Deville Recreation Area. The work encompasses maintaining grassy areas, embankments, and recreational spaces across the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers-controlled property boundaries. Specific mowing areas are delineated on aerial imagery maps with project office locations identified. The document provides geographic boundaries for each location and visually documents the maintenance zones through detailed cartographic representations at varying scales. The service requirements focus on regular bi-weekly grounds maintenance to maintain the aesthetic and functional condition of these federal water resource management facilities and their associated public recreation areas.
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GROUNDS MAINTENANCE SERVICES
U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
KNIGHTVILLE DAM AND LITTLEVILLE LAKE
HUNTINGTON, MA
PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT
Figure 1: Overview of all Service Locations
KNIGHTVILLE DAM AND LITTLEVILLE LAKE
Figure 2: Littleville Lake Dam Mowing Areas, Bi-weekly. Littleville Map 1 of 2.
KNIGHTVILLE DAM AND LITTLEVILLE LAKE
Figure 3: Littleville Lake Dam Mowing Areas, Bi-weekly. Littleville Map 2 of 2.
KNIGHTVILLE DAM AND LITTLEVILLE LAKE
Figure 5: Knightville Dam and Day Use Area mowing areas, Bi-weekly
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