B08_-_Quotation_Form_Kulm_WMD_SAFR_2024.docx
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This is a quotation form for the decommissioning of a Small Arms Firing Range (SAFR) at Kulm WMD in North Dakota, issued by the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service. The SAFR, built in 1982 and last used by the County Sheriff's Office, features a berm approximately 108 feet long, 38 feet wide, and 10 feet high, with a firing line 75 feet from the berm face.
The scope of work includes site characterization through soil sampling for metals (Cu, Ni, Pb, Zn, Sb, Sn, and As), excavation and sieving of approximately 120 cubic yards of contaminated soil, proper disposal as special waste, confirmation sampling of soil and groundwater, and preparation of a Voluntary Response Action Completion Report. Contractors must obtain a "Certification of Completion" letter from the North Dakota Environmental Quality Department. The form requests pricing for the base work, additional contaminated soil removal (priced per cubic yard), and additional berm face sampling in 3-foot increments if required.
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Quotation Form Kulm WMD Small Arms Firing Range Remediation
The decommissioning of a Small Arm Firing Range (SAFR) at Kulm WMD. The SAFR is located Northwest of the Kulm WMD Maintenance Compound. The SAFR was built in April 1982 and was historically used by LEO employees to target shoot. The SAFR was used last year by the County Sherriff Office. However, the amount of shooting or contamination has not been documented. Metals to be sampled for are Cu, Ni, Pb, Zn, Sb, Sn, and As. The shooting area was abandoned several years ago. The berm is approximately 108 Ft L X 38 Ft W X 10 Ft H. The firing line was approximately 75 feet from the face of the berm.
Small Arm Firing Range Removal.
The work includes but is not limited to: Site characterization via soil sampling; excavation and sieving approximately 120 cubic yards of soil for bullet and bullet fragments from the berms face; disposal of approximately 120 cubic yards as special waste (sampling needs to be conducted to confirm proper disposal), confirmation sampling via soil and groundwater sampling for metals; providing a written Voluntary Response Action Completion (VRAC) Report; and obtain a “Certification of Completion” letter from the North Dakota Environmental Quality (NDDEQ)Voluntary Response Action Program (North Dakota Century Code §23.1-10-15: Voluntary Response Actions – Liability Protections.
Base Quote: $_____________
Additional Work as Required
Removal of Additional Contaminated Soil as Required based on sampling.
The contractor will provide a quotation for excavation and disposal of additional contaminated material based on a Cubic Yard Price
Per Cubic Yard Price: $_____________
Additional Sampling if Required of Face of Berm in 3 Feet Increments.
The contractor will provide a quotation for sampling face of berm if additional clearing sampling rounds are needed to document compliance with Illinois EPA standards. The contractor will provide a quotation based on each sampling event.
Per Sampling Event: $_____________
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