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This document provides details for a federal solicitation for dredging and repair services at Fort Jefferson in the Florida Keys. The solicitation number is 140P2023R0033 and is being issued by the Department of the Interior National Park Service National Office to dredge 244370/244372 and repair structures at Fort Jefferson. Responses are due by the date listed on SAM.gov. The work includes dredging areas detailed in the 17MB file of drawings attached. Pricing should be submitted per the terms in the solicitation document.

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THIS ITEM HAS BEEN DIGITALLY SIGNED

AND SEALED BY JOSIAH M. BERG, P.E.

ON 5/24/2023.

PRINTED COPIED OF THIS DOCUMENT

ARE NOT CONSIDERED SIGNED AND

SEALED AND THE SIGNATURE MUST BE

VERIFIED ON ANY ELECTRONIC COPIES.

PLANS

ENGINEER OF

RECORD

JOSIAH M. BERG, P.E.

P.E. No. 69024 (FL)

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SUMMARY OF IAN REPAIRS

Defect No

Defect Type Description

Location

Front Approximate Station

1 4

OTH.

20' WIDE X 10' DEEP (VARIABLE) SCOUR

VOID 5' WIDE X 1' TALL X 1' DEEP

VOID 3' WIDE X 6" TALL X 1' DEEP

VOID 2' WIDE X 1' TALL X 1' DEEP

STEEL CULVERT 2FT DIAMETER

UNDERMINE SCOUR PASSES ALL THE WAY THROUGH 5' WIDE X 3' HIGH

UNDERMINE SCOUR PASSES ALL THE WAY THROUGH

UNDERMINE SCOUR PASSES ALL THE WAY THROUGH

VOID 3' WIDE X 2' HIGH X 1' DEEP

VOID 3' WIDE X 2' HIGH X 2' DEEP

VOID 3' WIDE X 1' HIGH X 2' DEEP

SEVERAL VOIDS 6' WIDE X 6-8" HIGH X 2' DEEP

VOID 2' WIDE X 2' HIGH X 1' DEEP

CORE FAILURE 4' WIDE X 3-4" HIGH VOID ALL THE WAY THROUGH.

CORE FAILURE 15' WIDE X 1' HIGH VOID ALL THE WAY THROUGH. CREATES SCOUR.

VOID 3' WIDE X 6" TALL X 1' DEEP4

2 6+58.0

8+43.0

15+01.0

15+34.0

16+53.0

17+06.0

17+95.0

18+11.0

18+13.0

18+36.0

18+45.0

18+61.0

19+63.0

20+00.0

21+16.0

9+55.0

38 5 2 4 LAYERS OF FASCIA BRICK UP TO 20 FT HORIZONTAL WERE MISSING 5 18+85.0

39 8 2 BRICK FASCIA EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 10 FT HORIZONTAL X 18 IN VERTICAL X 3 FT DEEP 5 18+90.0

40 7 3 THE WALL AT CHANNEL BOTTOM EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 30 IN DIAMETER X 3 FT DEEP 5 18+95.0

41 4 3, 4

BRICK AND CONCRETE INTERFACE EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 10 FT HORIZONTAL X 10 FT

VERTICAL X 36 IN DEEP. THE ANGLED WALL AT 45 DEGREES EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 6 FT

HORIZONTAL X 36 IN DEEP. THE WALL AT CHANNEL BOTTOM EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 6

FT HORIZONTAL X 12 IN VERTICAL X 36 DEEP.

5 19+05.0

42 4 3, 4

BRICK AND CONCRETE INTERFACE EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 10 FT HORIZONTAL X 10 FT

VERTICAL X 36 IN DEEP. THE ANGLED WALL AT 45 DEGREES EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 6 FT

HORIZONTAL X 36 IN DEEP. THE WALL AT CHANNEL BOTTOM EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 6

FT HORIZONTAL X 12 IN VERTICAL X 36 DEEP.

5 20+20.0

43 6 3 BRICK AND CONCRETE INTERFACE EXHIBITED A VOID IN THE CONCRETE FOUNDATION UP

TO 4 FT HORIZONTAL X 2 FT VERTICAL BY 2 FT DEEP 5 20+35.0

44 5 2 4 LAYERS OF FASCIA BRICK UP TO 20 FT HORIZONTAL WERE MISSING 5 20+70.0

45 4 3, 4

BRICK AND CONCRETE INTERFACE EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 10 FT HORIZONTAL X 10 FT

VERTICAL X 36 IN DEEP. THE ANGLED WALL AT 45 DEGREES EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 6 FT

HORIZONTAL X 36 IN DEEP. THE WALL AT CHANNEL BOTTOM EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 6

FT HORIZONTAL X 12 IN VERTICAL X 36 DEEP.

5 20+75.0

46 3 3 BRICK AND CONCRETE INTERFACE EXHIBITED A 3 FT DEEP X 3 FT DIAMETER VOID 5 21+00.0

47 2 2 TOP ROW AND OUTBOARD FACE UP TO 10 FT HORIZONTAL WERE MISSING 5 21+15.0

48 1 3 BRICK AND CONCRETE INTERFACE ON THE BOWED OUT SECTION EXHIBITED MISSING

BRICK SURFACE UP TO 8 FT HORIZONTAL X 3 FT VERTICAL X 1 FT DEEP 5 21+30.0

49 45 OTH. SLUICE GATE CLOSED 1 28+70.0

50 46 2 BRICK WALL EXHIBITED TYPICAL CORNER DETERIORATION 1 28+75.0

51 48 2

CORNERS OF PIERS EXHIBITED 100% SECTION LOSS UP TO 18 IN. HORIZONTAL X 12 IN

VERTICAL X 6 IN DEEP. THE SECTION LOSS CONSISTED OF MORTAR AND RANDOM LOSS

OF BRICKS.

1 30+50.0

SUMMARY OF IRMA REPAIRS

Defect No

Collins ID Defect Type Description

Location

Front Approximate Station

SUMMARY OF IRMA REPAIRS

Defect No

Collins ID Defect Type Description

Location

Front Approximate Station

1 44 2 BRICK WALL EXHIBITED 90% MORTER LOSS FROM TOP OF WALL TO WATERLINE. 1 1+35.0

2 47 3

BRICK WALL EXHIBITED 10% MORTAR LOSS FROM WATERLINE TO CHANNEL BOTTOM

1 1+85.0

3 43 OTH. 3 PIPE HANGERS WERE BROKEN 1 2+85.0

4 42 2, 3, 4 WALL EXHIBITED A VOID UP FULL WIDTH TO 6 IN HORIZONTAL X 2 FT VERTICAL WITH A

SCOUR POCKET UP TO 5 FT DIAMETER X 2 FT DEEP.

2 4+75.0

5 41 2 TOP 2 LAYERS OF BRICK UP TO 10 FT LONG WERE MISSING 2 5+05.0

6 40 OTH. 12 PIPE HANGERS WERE BROKEN 2 5+85.0

7 39 2, 3, 4 WALL EXHIBITED A VOID FULL WIDTH UP TO 20 FT HORIZONTAL X 5 FT VERTICAL WITH A

SCOUR POCKET UP TO 15 FT DIAMETER X 8 FT DEEP ON BOTH THE INTERIOR AND

EXTERIOR OF THE WALLS.

2 6+25.0

8 38 2, 3 WALL AT MID-HEIGHT EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 6 FT HORIZONTAL X 2 FT VERTICAL X 5 FT

DEEP

3 9+20.0

9 37 3 WALL AT CHANNEL BOTTOM EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 4 FT HORIZONTAL X 1 FT VERTICAL

X 3 FT DEEP

3 10+10.0

10 36 3 WALL AT CHANNEL BOTTOM EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 4 FT HORIZONTAL X 2 FT VERTICAL

X 4 FT DEEP

3 10+45.0

11 35 2 6 LAYERS OF FASCIA BRICK WERE MISSING 3 10+85.0

12 34 2 4 LAYERS OF FASCIA BRICK WERE MISSING 3 11+10.0

13 32 3 BRICK AND CONCRETE INTERFACE EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 4 FT HORIZONTAL X 2 FT

VERTICAL X 1 FT DEEP

3 11+30.0

14 31 OTH. SECTION WITHIN THE WALL WAS COLLAPSED 3 11+65.0

15 30 2 TOP ROW OF BRICK UP TO 2 FT HORIZONTAL WAS MISSING 3 12+25.0

16 29 2 TOP ROW OF BRICK UP TO 3 FT HORIZONTAL WAS MISSING 3 12+50.0

17 28 2 BRICK WALL EXHIBITED A VOID LOCATED 2 FT NORTH AND IN THE SHAPE OF A

TRIANGULAR WEDGE UP TO 6 FT HORIZONTAL X 5 FT VERTICAL X 4 FT DEEP

3 12+60.0

18 27 2 THIRD AND FOURTH LAYERS OF BRICK UP TO 4 FT HORIZONTAL WERE MISSING 3 12+60.0

19 26 2 TOP 2 LAYERS OF BRICK LOCATED ON THE NORTH EDGE AND 6 FT SOUTH ALONG THE

OUTBOARD SIDE WERE MISSING

3 12+65.0

20 25 OTH. BRIDGE WITHIN THE WALL WAS MISSING 3 12+75.0

21 24 2 2 LAYERS OF BRICK UP TO 6 FT HORIZONTAL WERE MISSING 4 13+10.0

22 19 3

CORAL CONCRETE FOUNDATION EXHIBITED SPARSE VOIDS TYPICALL AT 8 IN DIAMETER

OVER 10 - 15% SURFACE AREA WITH AREAS OF VOIDS UP TO 12 IN HORIZONTAL X 12 IN

VERTICAL X 12 IN DEEP

4 14+00.0

23 23 OTH. SHEET PILE WALL EXHIBITED LIGHT CORROSION LOCATED 3 FT FROM TOP OF WALL AND

UP TO 10% SECTION LOSS.

4 14+00.0

24 22 2 BRICKS WERE IN GOOD CONDITION BUT EXHIBITED 10-15 % MORTAR LOSS WITH LIGHT

MARINE GROWTH UP TO 1/2 IN DEEP 4 14+05.0

25 21 OTH. CONCRETE TREMIE SEAL WAS IN GOOD CONDITION BUT WITH IMPROPER ELEVATION

AND SLOPE 4 14+10.0

26 18 3 A VOID WAS FOUND BEING COVERED BY CORRUGATED CONCRETE UP TO 1 FT

HORIZONTAL X 1 FT VERTICAL 4 14+15.0

27 20 OTH.

TIMBER SHEET PILE AT THE NORTH SIDE OF ISLAND WAS SOFT WITH 3 /4 IN

PENETRATION LOCATED 6.5 FT FROM THE TOP OF WALL TO 7.5 FT FROM CHANNEL

BOTTOM

4 14+15.0

28 10 2 TOP LAYERS OF BRICK UP TO 100 FT HORIZONTAL WERE MISSING 4 15+55.0

29 17 OTH. THE STEEL SHEET PILE JOGS TOWARD THE WALL AND REMAINS UP TO 18 IN AWAY FROM

THE WALL. NO EXPOSED CONCRETE FOUND 4 17+50.0

30 16 OTH. THE 2 FT DIAMETER STEEL CULVERT EXHIBITED LIGHT CORROSION LOCATED 3 FT FROM

THE TOP OF WALL WITH 1/16 IN SECTION LOSS 4 17+75.0

31 15 3 BRICK AND CONCRETE INTERFACE EXHIBITED A VOID THROUGH THE WALL AND UP TO 15

FT HORIZONTAL X 3 FT VERTICAL. 4 18+15.0

32 14 3 BRICK AND CONCRETE INTERFACE EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 24 IN HORIZONTAL X 18 IN

VERTICAL X 8 IN DEEP 4 18+30.0

33 12 3 BRICK AND CONCRETE INTERFACE EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 4 FT HORIZONTAL X 3 FT

VERTICAL X 3 FT DEEP 4 18+30.0

34 13 3 BRICK AND CONCRETE INTERFACE EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 18 IN HORIZONTAL X 12 IN

VERTICAL X 6 IN DEEP 4 18+45.0

35 11 3 BRICK AND CONCRETE INTERFACE EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 2 FT HORIZONTAL X 2 FT

VERTICAL X 2 FT DEEP 4 18+45.0

36 10 2 TOP LAYERS OF BRICK UP TO 100 FT HORIZONTAL WERE MISSING 5 18+50.0

37 9 3 CONCRETE AT CHANNEL BOTTOM EXHIBITED A VOID UP TO 5 FT HORIZONTAL X 3 FT

VERTICAL X 2 FT DEEP 5 18+55.0

THE WALKING SURFACE SUSTAINED AN ESTIMATED 50-60 % ADDITIONAL DAMAGE; THIS ESTIMATE IS REASONABLE

BY EVIDENCE OF NEW CRACKS COMPARED TO OLDER/WEATHERED CRACKS

THE BRICK VENEER SUSTAINED AN ESTIMATED 60-70% ADDITIONAL DAMAGE; THIS ESTIMATE IS REASONABLE BY EVIDENCE OF CLEAN/RECENTLY EXPOSED MORTAR COMPARED TO OLDER MORTAR WITH GROWTH AND MOSS THE CORE SUSTAINED AN ESTIMATED 25% ADDITIONAL DAMAGE; THIS ESTIMATE IS REASONABLE BY EVIDENCE THAT

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FLAT BOTTOM

TRENCH DETAIL

V-SHAPED

TRENCH DETAIL

SILT FENCE INSTALLATION

MAXIMUM SPACING - 6 FT

RUNOFF

6"

4"

6"

RUNOFF

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SILT FENCE TIE BACK INSTALLATION

MAXIMUM SPACING - 6 FT

RUNOFF

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Post (2" x 4" Nominal @ 4'-0" O.C. Typ.)

Tree Protection Barrier

Canopy

Protect any portion of canopy that extends beyond barrier, unless pruning is required.

Pruning must be supervised by a Certified Arborist.

Tree Trunk

Critical Root Zone (See Plans For Barrier Alignment

Protect any portion of canopy that extends beyond barrier, unless pruning is required. Pruning must be supervised by a Certified Arborist.

Orange Construction Barrier

Secure Barrier To Posts To Hold Barrier Taut

Root Pruning Trench, As Required Per Construction Documents

Maintain Existing Grade Within The Tree Protection Barrier

Underground Utility

Trenching May Occur Outside Of The Critical Root Zone, See Note 1

No Open Trenching Under The Critical Root Zone Of The Tree

Install At Depth Sufficient To Maintain Taut Barrier

4' Minimum Depth

Root Pruning Trench, As Required Per Construction Documents

4' Minimum Barrier Height

Weather Resistant Sign (See Note 7)

Provide access for mowing, litter removal and other maintenance as required.

Tree Trunk

Critical Root Zone

Tree Protection Barrier (See Note 4)

Post

Place Burlap Between The Boards And The Trunk

6' Minimum Height Or To Lowest Branch

Bands (3 Minimum)

2" x 4" Boards To Form A Continuous Protective Barrier (Do Not Fasten Boards Into Tree)

Tree 2" X 4" Nominal Boards

Burlap Bands

KEEP OUT

TREE PROTECTION

AREA

1. Critical Root Zone: Extends in all directions from trunk of tree to a distance equal to one foot per inch of trunk diameter at breast height.

2. Staging, storage, dumping, washing and operation of equipment is not permitted within the limits of the tree protection barrier, including during barrier installation.

3. Install all tree protection prior to commencement of construction and remove when directed by the Engineer.

Maintain protection at all times.

4. For closely spaced groups of trees, place the tree protection barrier around the entire group.

5. Inspect trunk protection and tree quarterly to prevent girdling. Adjust bands to allow tree growth as needed.

6. See plans for any additional requirements or modifications within the tree protection area.

7. Place weather resistant sign every 50' along the barrier, with 6" minimum text height and provide text in English and Spanish. Sign should read " Keep Out Tree Protection Area".

8. Alternate tree protection systems approved by the Engineer may be used in lieu of the tree protection barrier detailed on this Index as long as the critical root zone is protected.

9. The Critical Root Zone may be reduced, in the field, by a certified Arborist or Landscape Architect.

1. Trunk protection may be used when Tree Protection Barrier can not be reasonably erected, when approved by Engineer.

2. See Selective Clearing and Grubbing Plan for location of trunk protection, when applicable.

3. Adjust bands to allow tree growth (inspect quarterly to prevent girdling).

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[1] G0
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[1] G2.1
[1] G3
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[1] G3.3
[1] G3.4
[1] G3.5
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[1] S3.1
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[1] S3.3
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[1] S6.2
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[1] C1
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[1] W2.1
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2023-05-24T09:18:58-0400
Josiah M Berg
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