C04a_Attachment1_Statement of Work_12444326Q0056.pdf
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Statement of Work Summary: Urine Diversion Toilet Installation
This is a Statement of Work for the furnishing, delivery, and installation of a urine diversion toilet system at the Warren Falls Recreation Area in the Green Mountain National Forest, Rochester Ranger District in Vermont. The contractor must complete all work within 90 days of receiving notice to proceed, with installation occurring Monday through Friday during daylight hours only. The scope encompasses a prefabricated single-person building structure, a waterless mechanically-operated urine-diverting toilet with conveyor belt system, solid waste containment vault, urine drainage piping, excavation, foundation preparation, and site grading to meet ABA/ADA accessibility standards.
The prefabricated building must integrate the toilet, waste containment, ventilation, and ADA features, and include required amenities such as ADA grab bars, privacy latch door, one-way deadbolt, brown unisex raised outdoor sign, coat hook, and dual toilet paper holders. The urine diversion toilet system must be waterless with no electrical service required, feature a mechanical foot-operated conveyor belt for solids movement, high urine-diversion efficiency, odor control via ventilation, and be suitable for high-use recreation sites with corrosion-resistant and UV-resistant components. The contractor must provide manufacturer schematics, product data, piping layouts, shop drawings, operations and maintenance manuals, spare parts lists, training plans, and warranty documentation. Payment is made in two lump sum units: one for the prefabricated building installation and one for the toilet system, solids containment, and urine drainage field. The contractor is responsible for protecting adjacent infrastructure and repairing any damage at no cost to the Government. Substitutions for the toilet system must demonstrate equal function and proven performance in public recreation settings.
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Green Mountain National Forest Rochester Ranger District
Warren Falls Recreation Area
Urine Diversion Toilet Installation
I. Scope of Work
The intent of this contract is to provide in every detail the furnishing, delivery and installation of a urine diversion toilet system at the Warren Falls recreation area. The project shall include but is not limited to installation of prefabricated building to house the toilet and associated excavation, the toilet and all mechanics to facilitate the urine diversion, solid waste containment vault, and urine drainage pipe.
The Contractor shall furnish all labor, materials, equipment, service and supervision to complete the installation of the building and toilet described in these specifications. Installation shall include excavation, placement, and backfill of the toilet system. Installation shall be completed within 90 days after the date the Contractor receives the notice to proceed. Installation shall occur Monday through Friday during daylight hours only. No work shall be performed at night or on weekends or Federal holidays.
The contractor will be responsible for protecting all adjacent work, walks, concrete curbs, fences, trees etc. Any damage done by the contractor shall be repaired at no cost to the Government.
II. Specifications
The Contractor must submit drawings and specifications for approval prior to manufacturing.
Prefabricated Building:
Single person prefabricated structure shall integrate toilet, waste containment, ventilation, and ADA features. Install prefabricated building per manufacturer’s drawings. Prepare and level the foundation area ensuring proper drainage. Coordinate all penetrations for ventilation, urine piping, and solids drop interface. Verify toilet alignment within the structure and seal all openings to prevent wildlife intrusion.
Grade approach to building to meet ABA/ADA accessibility requirements.
Payment shall be made in a lump sum unit to include furnishing, delivery, and installation of the building as stated above.
Required Features:
• ADA Grab Bars.
• Standard privacy latch door latch.
• One-way deadbolt, single cylinder.
• Color: brown or similar.
• ADA brown unisex raised outdoor sign.
• One coat hook per room.
• (2) roll toilet paper holder.
Urine Diversion Toilet System:
Provide a waterless, mechanically operated urine-diverting toilet with a conveyor belt that moves solid waste into containment while diverting urine by gravity into a separate line. No water or electrical service is required. Shall have the ability to integrate into prefabricated structure. Substitutions must demonstrate equal function and proven performance in public recreation settings.
Payment shall be made in a lump sum unit to include furnishing, delivery, and installation of the toilet system, solids containment, and drain field for urine as stated above.
Required Features:
• Provide manufacturer schematics for conveyor operation, urine diversion, containment, and ventilation. Include product data, piping layout, shop drawings, O&M manuals, spare parts lists, training plans, and warranty documentation.
• Mechanical, foot-operated belt system.
• High urine-diversion efficiency.
• Odor control by ventilation.
• Suitable for high-use recreation sites.
• Non-porous, corrosion-resistant conveyor components.
• Cleanable seat and bowl surfaces.
• Corrosion-resistant fasteners.
• UV-resistant ventilation materials.
• Gravity-flow piping for urine to drainage system.
• In-ground urine drainage system, earthwork and piping.
• Belt must drop solids into the designated container or vault without need for bulking agents.
Containment must be wildlife- and vermin-resistant.
• Train maintenance staff on cleaning, inspection, and seasonal procedures.
• Provide O&M manuals, spare parts, as-builts, and warranty information.
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