B08_40633158_Attachment_1_-_Scope_of_Work.docx
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- Solicitation number
- 140P1423R0031
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This scope of work document outlines requirements for a contract to repair a water line leak at Golden Spike National Historical Park. The two-inch water line is located near an historic archaeological site and will require careful excavation to avoid disturbing the site. Work will include digging up and repairing the leak, which is thought to be in plastic piping located no more than six feet below ground. All subsurface materials removed during excavation must be stored and reused if practical. The contractor will prepare the work area, install any needed bracing or sheeting, and protect employees according to OSHA standards. All materials contacting potable water must be lead-free and NSF certified. This repair corresponds to the federal contract opportunity to perform work under solicitation number 140P1423R0031 issued by the National Park Service's Intermountain Region within the Department of the Interior.
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GOLDEN SPIKE NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK
WATER LINE REPAIR
SCOPE OF WORK:
Golden Spike National Historical Park will award a contract to repair a two-inch water line leak. The Scope of Work includes the terms and conditions noted within this document. Anticipated performance period will be October – December 2023.
BACKGROUND:
Golden Spike National Historical Park has a two-inch water line that has been leaking. This site has been located and the line will need to be dug up, repaired, and re-buried.
DESCRIPTION:
The two-inch water line is located near an historic archaeological site (abandoned well) and care will need to be taken to not disturb the site. That said, it appears the leak is far enough away to be dug up and repaired without causing damage to the site. The water pipe is thought to be some sort of plastic but not 100% sure and approximate depth shouldn’t exceed six feet.
Removal and/or storage of subsurface materials from trench and construction excavation areas to allow installation of designated utilities or structures. All suitable material removed from excavations shall be used, insofar as practicable, in the formation of embankments, fills and backfilling. Preparation of sub-grades and backfilling of trench and construction areas upon completion of utility or structure construction. All necessary bracing, shoring and protection shall be completed, (but not including tight sheeting in trenches and structure excavation ordered left in place by the Owner or Owner’s Representative).
Protection of employees in excavations shall conform to applicable OSHA Standards. Any trench protection and modification to trenching safety plans shall be submitted to the Owner or Owner’s Representative in writing to be maintained as part of the record.
The Contractor shall install all shoring and sheeting systems required to prevent cave-ins and protect his employees and adjacent property and structures in accordance with current OSHA standards. No extra payment will be made for these items, the cost thereof being merged with and considered a part of the cost for the related excavation.
All materials in contact with potable water shall be lead free and NSF certified for use in potable water systems.
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