B08_Attach_10_Photo_Log.pdf

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This document is a Photo Log that appears to be an attachment to a solicitation for the Bishop Campgrounds' Water Systems project under the Great American Outdoor Act (GAOA). The Photo Log provides 42 images detailing various components of the water systems at the Tuttle Creek, Horton Creek, and Crowley Lake campgrounds, including solar panels, wells, tanks, and related infrastructure. The key details captured in the photos include specifications for the solar panel arrays, well controllers, concrete foundations, drain valves, sample taps, and other equipment. The related federal contract opportunity has a solicitation number of 140L1224R0004 and is being issued by the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management California Region. The solicitation appears to be focused on the installation, maintenance, and/or upgrade of the water systems at these campgrounds as part of the GAOA initiative.

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Attachment 10: Photo Log

Photo 1 Tuttle Creek Campground Front of Solar Panels

Photo 2 Tuttle Creek Campground Back of Solar Panels

Photo 3 12 Solar Panel Array typical of all Campgrounds

Photo 4 Typical distance between Solar Panel and Tanks at all Campgrounds

Photo 5 Individual Panel Specifications for solar panels at all Campgrounds

Photo 6 Circuit Panel Breaker at all Campgrounds

Photo 7

Replaced Lorentz PS2-1800C well controller Board at Crowley Photo 8

Lorentz PS2-4000C Well Controller at Tuttle and Horton

Photo 9 Typical concrete foundation at attachment of solar panel base

Photo 10 Typical 11-ft between well pad to solar foundation

Photo 11

Typical 22-ft wide within fenced area Photo 12

Tuttle Creek Wellhead

Photo 13 Tuttle Creek Wellhead (Blue Arrow), Pump to Waste (Green Arrow)

Photo 14 Tuttle Creek Wellhead Discharge Piping and Well Meter Installation

Location

Photo 15 Tuttle Creek Tank Piping and Ladder, Drain Line Green

Photo 16 Tuttle Creek Tank Discharge Piping and Tank Meter Installation

Location

Photo 17

18-inches deep existing valve box and gate valve to replace Photo 18

Tuttle Creek tank ladder and overflow

Photo 19 Tuttle Creek Tank Sample Tap

Photo 20 Tuttle Creek Existing Drain Valves and line

Photo 21 Tuttle Creek Tank 4-inch Drain Valve

Photo 22 Tuttle Creek Tank Pad 9.5-inches thick

Photo 23 Tuttle Creek Pad to fence line

Photo 24 Horton Creek Solar Panels, Well, and Tank

Photo 25 Horton Creek Solar Panel Foundation

Photo 26 Horton Creek Solar Panels

Photo 27

Power line from Panels to Well Photo 28

Solar Panel post

Photo 29 Horton Creek Wellhead and Tank

Photo 30 Tank Piping and Ladder, Drain Line Highlighted

Photo 31

Horton Creek Wellhead Discharge Piping and Well Meter Installation Location

Photo 32 Horton Creek Discharge Line Tank Meter Installation Location

Photo 33 Crowley Lake Solar Panels

Photo 34 Crowley Lake Drain and Overflow Lines

Photo 35 Crowley Lake Tank Piping and Ladder

Photo 36 Crowley Lake Tank Meter Installation

Photo 37 Crowley Lake Solar Panel

Photo 38 Crowley Lake Wellhead

Photo 39 Tank Conduit Entry on Roof

Photo 40 Tank 1-inch Sample Tap

Photo 41 Tank Locking Ladder

Photo 42 Typical existing surface drain line

Attachment 10: Photo Log

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