C04 - 6 - Drawings - Plans - 127EAW26Q0046.pdf

This document is a comprehensive project specification and work item list for the Forest Wide Road Striping and Signage Project by the United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Region Five, Sequoia National Forest.

The project encompasses road striping, sign installation, and sign replacement work across four major work areas: Horse Corral (14S11), Blackrock (21S03), Sherman Pass (22S05), and Lloyd Meadow (22S82). Base bid work items include road striping (1 LS), traffic control (4 LS), pavement markings (76 AQ MILE), and related work quantified across multiple road numbers. Optional bid work items consist of numerous sign replacements and installations, including directional signs, informational signs, object markers, and custom signs for specific locations. Signs must be 0.060" high-intensity prismatic reflective aluminum, 8 feet above ground level. Work requires temporary traffic control per MUTCD standards, maintenance of 50-minute delays maximum during construction, and incorporation of best management practices for water quality and resource protection. The striping detail specifications require 1/8" thickness at 1'-0" and incorporate standard post breakaway systems with 3-foot anchors. Installation standards include treated posts, appropriate spacing based on road classifications, and compliance with federal and state road requirements. The project involves detailed work maps with specific GPS coordinates for each work point, travel directions from the Sequoia National Forest Supervisor's Office, and itemized work tables specifying sign dimensions, sign codes, X/Y coordinates, and materials pricing. No specific response date, award date, or pricing structure is indicated in the provided documents.