B08_Attachment_1_SOW.docx
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- 140A1226Q0002
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for the replacement of Deep Well Pump 123 at the Fort Hall Indian Irrigation Project's Michaud Unit in southeast Idaho. The Bureau of Indian Affairs seeks to replace a deep well pump located approximately 100 feet below ground near Siphon Road off I-86 exit 52. The project is part of the Fort Hall Indian Irrigation Project, which serves approximately 73,500 acres across the Fort Hall Indian Reservation and ceded lands with an estimated crop value of $83 to $100 million. The Michaud Unit, established in 1954, contains 43 production wells and 12 supplemental wells serving the irrigation infrastructure for the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes.
The contractor must provide all personnel, equipment, tools, materials, and supervision necessary to complete the work, which includes pulling and inspecting the existing pump, installing a new bowl assembly designed for 233 total dynamic head at 1,340 gallons per minute, installing 100 feet of new 10-inch column pipe and tube with shaft, reinstalling the existing pump head and 100 horsepower electric motor, removing and replacing the existing wood canopy to access and protect the well, and retaining professional services for technical, engineering, construction management, project reporting, and documentation support. Work must be performed between October 16 and April 14 to avoid disruption to irrigation deliveries that occur yearly from April 15 through October 15.
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| B08_Attachment_3_Specs.pdf | ||
| B08_Attachment_2_Pump_123_Map.pdf | ||
| B08_Attachment_4_Wage_Determination.pdf | ||
| Sol_140A1226Q0002.pdf |
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Scope of Work Fort Hall Indian Irrigation Project (FHIIP) Michaud Unit Deep Well Pump 123 Replacement
I. PURPOSE
The Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), Fort Hall Indian Irrigation Project requires the replacement of one deep well pump. Pump 123 depth is approximately 100 feet and is located within the Michaud Unit of the Fort Hall Indian Irrigation Project. Pump 123 is a deep well pump located off Siphon Road near exit 52 on I-86.
II. PROJECT BACKGROUND
The Fort Hall Indian Reservation was first established on July 3, 1868, and later ratified by Executive Order of July 30, 1869. It is part of Bannock, Bingham, Caribou, and Power Counties in southeast Idaho and home to the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes.
The Fort Hall Indian Irrigation Project (FHIIP) provides water for agricultural uses on the Fort Hall Indian Reservation and ceded lands. The Project started in 1894 and went through multiple phases of construction until declared completed in 1954. The water for the Project comes from multiple sources, including the Blackfoot and Snake Rivers. Fort Hall Unit (1907), the Michaud Unit (1954) and three Minor Units: Bannock Creek, Lincoln Creek, and Ross Fork Creek (1948) make up the Project. Total assessed acreage served by the full project is approximately 73,500 acres, with an estimated crop value of $83 to $100 Million.
The Michaud Unit location is shown on the General Map figure. There are 43 production wells supplying water to individual acreages and 12 wells supplementing canal flows (nine on Owl Canal, two on the Gibson Canal, one on the North Main Canal. The North Main Canal is not located within the Michaud Unit.)
III. SCOPE OF WORK
The Contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, tools, materials and supervision necessary to perform the required services under this contract. The contractor shall have only competent and qualified personnel perform the work.
General Overview & Description of Tasks:
1. Pull pump and inspect all components.
2. New pump shall include
a. A new bowl assembly designed at 233 TDH @ 1340 GPM
b. 100 feet of new 10” column
c. 100 feet of new Tube and shaft
d. The existing pump Head shall be re-installed
e. Existing 100 HP electric motor to be reinstalled as is.
3. Well site is sheltered with existing wood canopy. The canopy will have to be removed to pull the pump and replaced once the new pump is operational.
4. Proposed work cannot adversely impact irrigation deliveries that occur yearly from April 15 through October 15.
5. Contractor shall retain professional services to assist with technical, instrumentation, or engineering related issues as needed, construction management services, and project reporting and documentation needs.
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