CDA_Rec_Site_Furnishings_-_Site_Pictures.docx
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- 140L2625R0007
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This document is a detailed site furnishings replacement specification for the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in the Coeur d'Alene area, outlining specific removal and replacement requirements for recreational site infrastructure across multiple locations. The project involves removing and replacing picnic tables, fire rings, barbecue grills, concrete deadheads/chains, and associated concrete bases at six different sites: Beauty Bay, Blackwell Island, Huckleberry, Mica Bay, Killarney Campground, and Mineral Ridge Trail.
The specification includes multiple optional line items (O-1A through O-1F) with precise instructions for removing existing site furnishings and installing new equipment. Specific details include removing and replacing 22 tables at Blackwell Island, 38 tables and 36 fire rings at Huckleberry, and 13 fire rings at Mica Bay, among other site-specific requirements. The work involves saw cutting, grinding concrete bases, installing new furnishings with concrete wedge anchors, and following manufacturer installation instructions. The project is associated with Solicitation Number 140L2625R0007 under the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region, focused on GAOA (Great American Outdoors Act) Coeur d'Alene Site Furnishings.
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CDA Rec Site Furnishings Pictures
Beauty Bay
Remove and dispose of 3 table and 7 concrete deadheads/chains. BLM will remove and the other 3 tables.
Option O-1A remove and dispose of 7 small bbq grills and concrete, replace 4 small bbq grills, install into new concrete bases and bolt them down.
Blackwell Island
Remove and dispose of 22 tables. Replace and install 22 tables.
Typical table and small bbq grill.
Option O-1B remove and dispose of 4 large bbq grills, saw cut and grind down to the existing concrete pad. Install and bolt down to the existing concrete pads 4 large bbq grills using concrete wedge anchors.
Option O-1B remove and install 14 small bbq grills, saw cut and grind down to the existing concrete pad. Install and bolt down to the existing concrete 14 small bbq grills using concrete wedge anchors.
Huckleberry
Remove 38 tables and concrete deadhead/chains. Also remove 36 fire rings/concrete risers. Replace 36 fire rings and concrete anchor them in the ground and fill inside with gravel per manufacture installation instructions. Each concrete pad for the fire ring is approximately 48” wide and 6” tall.
Typical small bbq grill and table
Option O-1C remove and dispose 2 small bbq grills. Saw cut off at base and grind down to the existing concrete. Replace 2 small bbq grills, bolt down to the existing concrete using concrete wedge anchors.
Mica Bay
Remove and dispose of 13 total fire ring and concrete bases. Replace and install 13 fire rings and concrete anchor them in the ground and fill inside with gravel per manufacture installation instructions. These concrete fire ring bases are approximately 36” x 36” X 4”.
(See CDA Picture A) Remove and dispose of 2 fire ring and elevated concrete riser. Replace and install 2 fire rings and concrete anchor them in the ground and fill inside with gravel per manufacture installation instructions. 3 of these elevated concrete fire ring bases are approximately 42” wide and 10” tall.
Remove and dispose of 14 tables and 19 concrete deadheads/chains. Replace and install 24 total tables. BLM recreation will remove the other 10 tables.
Typical tables under shelter.
Typical table.
Option O-1D remove and dispose of 10 small bbq grills, saw cut and grind down to the existing concrete. Replace 10 small bbq grills, bolt down to the existing concrete base using concrete wedge anchors.
Typical table and fire ring with concrete base.
Killarney Campground
Remove and dispose of 12 tables and concrete deadhead/chains and 11 fire rings/concrete bases. Replace and install 12 tables total and concrete deadhead/chains.
Remove and dispose of 11 fire rings and concrete pads. Replace and install 10 fire rings and concrete anchor them in the ground and fill inside with gravel per manufacture installation instructions. The concrete fire ring bases are approximately 40” x 40” and 4“thick.
Option O-1E remove and dispose of 1 small bbq grill and concrete pad. Replace and install 2 small bbq grills and concrete pads and bolt the grills down using concrete wedge anchors.
Mineral Ridge Trail
Remove and dispose of 3 tables total with 3 concrete deadheads/chains. BLM recreation crew will remove the other 2 tables. Replace and install 5 total picnic tables and 3 concrete deadheads/chains.
Typical tables and concrete deadheads/chains.
Typical tables and concrete deadheads/chains.
Option O-1F remove and dispose of 1 small bbq grill. Pour concrete in hole and replace 1 small bbq grill and bolt down with concrete wedge anchors.
Option O-1F remove and dispose of 2 small bbq grills and concrete bases. Replace 2 small bbq grills and pour concrete bases in the ground to bolt down to with concrete wedge anchors.
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