C5_Attach 1_Columbine Gravel SOW.pdf
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- Columbine Gravel Pit Crushing and Development Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 1240LT26Q0064
- Issued by
- Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This is a Statement of Work for a gravel pit development project on National Forest Service lands. The contractor shall crush and stockpile a specified amount of aggregate at the Columbine Gravel Pit located on the Ouray Ranger District of the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests in Montrose County, Colorado (Latitude 38.428403°, Longitude -108.373571°).
The work consists of three primary tasks: (1) Excavation and Embankment—removing and stockpiling overburden soils (variable depth, potentially exceeding 3 feet) prior to crushing operations, then spreading removed soils evenly across all disturbed areas and seeding in accordance with Forest Service Supplemental Specifications (FSSS); (2) Drainage and Dewatering—sloping the pit to drain between 2-4 percent to the lowest elevation, constructing drainage ditches as necessary, and dewatering the excavation area with proposed expansion direction from north-northeast to west-southwest based on ground conditions; and (3) Crushing—crushing, stockpiling, and testing aggregate materials per FSSS specifications. The contractor must provide all equipment and personnel necessary for project completion.
Additional requirements include: equipment cleaning prior to mobilization to reduce noxious weed spread, including removal of mud, dirt, organic material, and repair of fluid leaks; implementation of a Quality Control Plan with daily maintenance logs submitted electronically to the Contracting Officer; and a pre-work meeting covering site location and conditions, contractor's schedule and operations plan, government restrictions to avoid resource damage, and other items. Defects in services that cannot be corrected through re-performance may result in government-required corrective actions or contract price reduction.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Attach 9_Columbine Gravel Crushing QA_Agenda.pdf | ||
| Attach 10_Pre Bid Sign.pdf | ||
| 1240LT26Q0064_A0001.pdf | ||
| C5_Attach 4_Gravel FSSS.pdf | ||
| C5_Attach 8 - WD_20260003.pdf | ||
| C5_Attach 2_Gravel Pit Drawings 01.pdf | ||
| C5_Attach 5_Belt Conveyor Scale Sys.pdf | ||
| C5_1240LT26Q0064_Final.pdf | ||
| C5_Attach 7_Sustainable Products.pdf | ||
| C5_Attach 6_SOI.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| C5_Attach 3_Gravel Pit Drawings 02.pdf |
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STATEMENT OF WORK
Crush and stockpile a specified amount of aggregate in the Columbine Gravel Pit on National Forest Service Lands.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION AND LOCATION:
This project shall be for gravel crushing within the bounds of the Columbine Gravel Pit on National Forest Service Lands within Montrose County, Colorado. The result shall be the continued development of a gravel pit located on the Ouray Ranger District of the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests. This work shall consist of providing all equipment and personnel necessary to develop this site including excavation and embankment, drainage and dewatering, and crushing and stockpiling aggregate materials as specified in the Plans and Drawings, Forest Service Supplemental Specifications (FSSS) and Schedule of Items.
Location of this site is Latitude = 38.428403° Longitude = -108.373571°
GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF WORK (WORK ITEMS)
1. Excavation and Embankment. Removal and stockpiling of overburden soils prior to beginning crushing operations. Overburden depths are variable in this area and may exceed three (3) feet.
a. Upon completion of crushing operations overburden soils shall be spread evenly across all disturbed areas where the overburden was previously removed.
b. All disturbed areas shall be seeded in accordance with the FSSS.
2. Drainage and Dewatering. Drainage within the pit shall be accomplished by sloping to drain between two (2) and four (4) percent to the lowest elevation within the extents.
a. Drainage ditches may be necessary to ensure proper drainage away from the stockpiled aggregates. This work shall be in addition to sloping the pit to drain.
b. Dewatering. Dewatering the previous excavation area will be required to ensure the continued development of excavation for gravel crushing materials. Proposed direction for expansion is from a north-northeast direction to a west-southwest direction based on ground conditions from previous crushing operations.
3. Crushing. Crushing, stockpiling and testing of aggregate materials shall be in accordance with
FSSS.
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
The following additional guidelines are required mitigation measures or specifications incorporated into project design and decision record authorizing the completion of this project.
1. To reduce the spread of noxious weeds on to Forest lands, all equipment shall be cleaned by the contractor prior to moving equipment onto public lands and project area. Equipment shall be cleaned of mud, dirt, and accumulations of organic material which may harbor seeds or plant parts of noxious weeds. Fluid leaks shall be repaired prior to moving onto Forest lands.
2. Contractor shall provide and maintain an inspection system (Quality Control Plan) acceptable to the government covering all services for this contract. The contractor shall maintain detailed records of accomplishments in a daily maintenance log and submit them electronically to the Contracting Officer daily.
3. When defects in services cannot be corrected by re-performance, the government will (1) require the contractor to take necessary actions to ensure that further performance conforms to the contract requirements or (2) may reduce the contract price to reflect the reduced value of the services performed.
CONTRACTOR PRE-WORK MEETING:
1. Location of the site and site conditions (known and unknown).
2. Schedule and Plan of Operations by contractor.
3. Government restrictions to avoid resource damage.
4. Other items.
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