Attachments 26QA105.pdf
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- W912WJ26QA105
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This is a Performance Work Statement (PWS) for debris removal services at Franklin Falls Dam in Franklin, New Hampshire, managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The document provides informational photographs and a map depicting the scope of work, which involves the removal of floating and submerged debris from the log boom and catchment area at the dam facility.
The work encompasses clearing debris from the log boom crane pad area, the log boom debris area, and the log boom debris catchment area, as shown in the provided aerial map and reference photographs. Contractors are advised that all estimates of quantity and type of material must be determined during a required site visit prior to submitting a quote. The photographs document conditions as of May 19, 2026, at a water level of 312.35 feet Mean Sea Level (MSL), with the average summer pool level noted at 307 feet MSL. The debris consists primarily of wood, logs, and accumulated organic material requiring mechanical removal and disposal. Access to the service area is available via the designated access road identified on the informational map. Prospective contractors should conduct site visits to assess debris volume and composition before preparing cost proposals.
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DEBRIS REMOVAL – LOG BOOM AND CATCHMENT AREA
U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
FRANKLIN FALLS DAM
FRANKLIN, NH
PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT
Informational Photos
Informational Photo 1: Floating and submerged debris at the Franklin Falls Dam Log Boom prior to cleaning (May 19, 2026). This photo is intended to provide context to the nature of the work. Any estimate of quantity or type of material should be determined during a site visit prior to the submission of a quote. Water level in photo is 312.35 ft MSL (Mean Sea Level). Average summer pool level is 307 ft MSL.
FRANKLIN FALLS DAM
FRANKLIN, NH
PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT
Informational Photos
Informational Photo 2: Debris at the Franklin Falls Dam Log Boom and Catchment Area prior to cleaning (May 19, 2026). The photo is intended to provide context to the nature of the work. Any estimate of quantity or type of material should be determined during a site visit prior to the submission of a quote. Water level in photo is 312.35 ft MSL (Mean Sea Level). Average summer pool level is 307 ft MSL.
FRANKLIN FALLS DAM
FRANKLIN, NH
PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT
Informational Photos
Informational Photo 3: Debris at the Franklin Falls Dam Catchment Area prior to cleaning (May 19, 2026). The photo is intended to provide context to the nature of the work. Any estimate of quantity or type of material should be determined during a site visit prior to the submission of a quote. Water level in photo is 312.35 ft MSL (Mean Sea Level).
Average summer pool level is 307 ft MSL.
FRANKLIN FALLS DAM
FRANKLIN, NH
PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT
Informational Photos
Informational Photo 4: Debris at the Franklin Falls Dam Catchment Area prior to cleaning (May 19, 2026). The photo is intended to provide context to the nature of the work. Any estimate of quantity or type of material should be determined during a site visit prior to the submission of a quote. Water level in photo is 312.35 ft MSL (Mean Sea Level).
Average summer pool level is 307 ft MSL.
FRANKLIN FALLS DAM
FRANKLIN, NH
PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT
Informational Map
Informational Map 1: Approximate locations of the service area and access road.
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