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- W912WJ24Q0177
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This document appears to be a Performance Work Statement for Debris Removal Services - Log Boom Catchment Area, Blackwater Dam, Webster, NH, issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - New England District.
The work consists of providing all transportation, equipment, labor, and job planning to remove debris from the approximately 2-acre log boom catchment area along the Blackwater River. All debris must be removed from the catchment area and properly disposed of off government property in accordance with federal, state, and local regulations. Chipping of debris in place is not permitted. This procurement is set-aside for small business vendors under NAICS code 562119 with a $47 million size standard. Vendors must have an active SAM.gov registration to be considered. The required completion date and other pricing/contract details are not provided in this document.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Amendment W912WJ24Q0177-0002.pdf | ||
| Solicitation W912WJ24Q0177.pdf | ||
| Amendment W912WJ24Q0177-0001.pdf |
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DEBRIS REMOVAL – LOG BOOM CATCHMENT AREA
U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
BLACKWATER DAM
WEBSTER, NH
PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT
Informational Photos
Informational Photo 1: This photo shows the East edge of the debris catchment area looking North standing at the blackwater river edge. The catchment area will need to be cleared of all woody and non-woody debris. Please note that some debris is disguised by vegetation that has grown in. Photo was taken on 7/3/24.
BLACKWATER DAM
Informational Photo 2: This photo shows the East edge of the debris catchment area looking South standing at the edge of the tree line. The Blackwater river can be seen towards the top of the photo. The catchment area will need to be cleared of all woody and non-woody debris. Please note that some debris is disguised by vegetation that has grown in. Photo was taken on 7/3/24.
BLACKWATER DAM
Informational Photo 3: This photo is taken from the middle of the East edge of the debris catchment area looking West. A dodge 1500 can be seen in the far end of the field for size scale. The catchment area that will need to be cleared of all woody and non-woody debris. Please note that some debris is disguised by vegetation that has grown in. Photo was taken on 7/3/24.
BLACKWATER DAM
Informational Photo 4: This photo was taken at the Southeast corner of the debris catchment area at the edge of the blackwater river looking Northwest. The photo shows the larger debris pile in the right corner as well as portion of the Western portion of the catchment area with overgrowth hiding some debris in the left corner. The catchment area will need to be cleared of all woody and non-woody debris.
Please note that some debris is disguised by vegetation that has grown in. Photo was taken on 7/3/24.
BLACKWATER DAM
Informational Photo 5: This photo was taken around the middle of the debris catchment area and faces
East. The debris catchment area will need to be cleared of all woody and non-woody debris. Please note that some debris is disguised by vegetation that has grown in. Photo was taken on 7/3/24.
BLACKWATER DAM
Informational Photo 6: This photo was taken near the Western edge of the debris catchment area facing East. The catchment area will need to be cleared of all woody and non-woody debris. Please note that some debris is disguised by vegetation that has grown in. Photo was taken on 7/3/24.
BLACKWATER DAM
Informational Photo 7: This photo was taken in the overgrown area on the Western edge of the catchment area to show some of the hidden debris. Photo was taken on 7/3/24.
BLACKWATER DAM
Informational Photo 9: This photo was taken in the middle of the North edge of the debris catchment area looking North to show some debris that are obscured in the tree line. Photo was taken on 7/3/24.
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