B08_ATTACHMENT_A_SOW.pdf
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- 140P8126Q0037
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Summary of Specifications and Statement of Work
This document is a Specifications and Statement of Work for the procurement and installation of two floating boat lifts and refurbishment of an existing hoist at federal marina facilities. The vendor must supply and install a Hydrohoist Ultralift 16,000 UL2 (or approved equal) capable of lifting 14,000 lbs for boats 30-33 feet in length with a 10-foot beam, and a Hydrohoist Ultralift 12,000 UL2 (or approved equal) capable of lifting 10,000 lbs for V-hull boats 21-26 feet in length, including SAFE Boats and Boston Whalers. Both lifts must use air-filled pontoons for complete water clearance, feature mechanical controls without servo motors or electric pushbuttons to ensure operation during power loss, and accommodate both inboard jet and outboard propeller-driven vessels. The lifts must be rated for extreme desert climates exceeding 100°F for over 100 days annually and 115°F for 60-75 days yearly, and require service availability within reasonable response timeframes for law enforcement and search and rescue operations.
Installation will occur at Las Vegas Boat Harbor (part of Lake Mead National Recreation Area near Boulder City, Nevada) with work limited to Monday-Friday during operating hours, completed by December 31, 2026. The vendor bears responsibility for all installation, shipping, materials, and removal of one existing lift from the government dock. The removed lift must be refurbished, including cleaning, AIS washing, hose replacement, bunk recarpeting/repair, and swing arm alignment verification, then reinstalled at Cottonwood Cove Marina on a covered dock section with slip designation to be provided by National Park Service personnel. Both new lifts require permanent attachment in provided slips with 30-amp electric service.
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Specifications and Statement of Work
Specifications:
Lift #1
• Hydrohoist Ultralift 16,000 UL2 or approved equal
- Floating boat lift that uses air to fill pontoons that lift boat completely clear of the water
- Be able to lift a 14,000 lb. boat
- Min. Water Depth, 6.5 ft; Min. Slip Width, 10 ft; Max. Slip Width, 18 ft
- Lift should accommodate a boat 31 feet in length with a 10-foot beam.
- Boats lifted will be 30’ to 33’ in length.
- Lifted boats may either be inboard jet or outboard propeller driven.
- Lift controls should be as mechanical as possible (no servo motors or electric pushbuttons) and the boat should be able to easily be launched in the event there is loss of power to the marina.
- Lift should be simple to operate with a valve control and power switch for the air pump.
An additional quick launch lever is acceptable.
- Lift will be used in an extreme climate where heat exceeds 100 degrees Fahrenheit for over 100 days per year, and over 115 degrees Fahrenheit for at least 60 to 75 days per year.
- Lift will be installed and permanently attached in a provided slip with 30-amp electric service available.
- Service/Repair for the boat lift should be available within a reasonable response area due to the law enforcement/search and rescue nature of the fleet.
Lift #2
• Hydrohoist Ultralift 12,000 UL2 or approved equal
- Floating boat lift that uses air to fill pontoons that lift the boat completely clear of the water.
- Be able to lift a 10,000 lb boat.
- Lift should be simple to operate with a valve control and power switch for the air pump.
An additional quick launch lever is acceptable.
- Lift controls should be as mechanical as possible (no servo motors or electric pushbuttons) and the boat should be able to easily be launched in the event there is loss of power to the marina.
- Lift shall be for V-hull boats, to include SAFE Boats, Boston Whalers, a 25ft Rogue
Jetboat, or others.
- Boats lifted will be 21 feet to 26 feet in length.
- Lifted boats may either be inboard jet or outboard propeller driven.
- Lift controls should be as mechanical as possible (no servo motors or electric pushbuttons) and the boat should be able to easily be launched in the event there is loss of power to the marina.
- Lift will be installed and permanently attached in a provided slip with 30-amp electric service available.
- Lift will be used in an extreme climate where heat exceeds 100 degrees Fahrenheit for over 100 days per year, and over 115 degrees Fahrenheit for at least 60 to 75 days per year.
- Service/Repair for the boat lift should be available within a reasonable response area due to the law enforcement/search and rescue nature of the fleet.
Statement of Work:
-Vendor will supply and install (2) floating boat lifts the Government leased slips at the Las Vegas Boat
Harbor. Las Vegas Boat Harbor is a developed marina that is part of Lake Mead National Recreation
Area. Vendor will also remove, refurbish and reinstall an existing government owned hoist. The marina facilities are government owned, but concession operated. Las Vegas Boat Harbor is located just outside of Boulder City, NV.
-Work can only take place Monday through Friday, avoiding any holidays that may fall on those days.
Work will take place during the marina operating hours.
-Work shall be completed by 12/31/26.
-Vendor will be responsible for installation of new lifts and the removal of one existing lift as well as all shipping and work materials.
-The lift that is removed from government dock shall be refurbished (cleaned/AIS washed, hoses replaced, bunks recarpeted/repaired, swing arms checked for proper alignment and movement, etc.)
and reinstalled in a government slip at the Cottonwood Cove Marina, see map below. The slip that the hoist will be installed will be indicated on site by NPS personnel, as there are no slip numbers or designation on this portion of the marina. It is on a section marina dock that is covered.
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