DRAFT_Attachment_01_SOW_-_Muskrat_Water_Well_Repairs_1.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for repair and maintenance services on a potable drinking water well located at the Muskrat Fire Station in Grantsville, Utah (2043 South Skull Valley Highway, Tooele County). The work is being contracted by the Bureau of Land Management's West Desert District, Salt Lake Field Office.
The contractor must provide all labor, materials, equipment, and supervision to rehabilitate the well, which was originally drilled in 1999 to a depth of 382 feet with 6-inch diameter casing. Primary tasks include: cleaning out accumulated silt from 372.5 feet to 382 feet; scrubbing and cleaning casing from 350 feet to 382 feet; perforating existing 6-inch casing at two sections (350-360 feet and 370-380 feet) with 0.050 inch by 6 inch perforations; drilling an additional 20 feet to create a silt basin (total depth 402 feet); installing new 5-inch Schedule 40 steel casing from 2 feet above grade to 402 feet with matching perforations; and installing a new submersible pump system (Franklin Electric 15FA3S4-PE pump end, 3 HP motor at 230V, 60Hz single phase), 1-1/4 inch Schedule 120 PVC drop pipe with stainless steel couplers, and 8 awg submersible wire. The contractor must test pump the well for a minimum of 10 hours and report specific yield and drawdown elevation. All pump components are Government-provided. The contract is anticipated to be awarded in early to mid-April 2026 with a 45-day period of performance, with work required to be completed by the end of May 2026 when fire season begins. The work location GPS coordinates are 40.638386 N, -112.674579 W.
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STATEMENT OF WORK WEST DESERT DISTRICT, UTAH
MUSKRAT WATER WELL REPAIRS BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Statement of Work for
Muskrat Water Well Repairs
Bureau of Land Management
West Desert District
Salt Lake Field Office
Tooele County, Utah DRAFT
STATEMENT OF WORK WEST DESERT DISTRICT, UTAH
MUSKRAT WATER WELL REPAIRS BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
February 2, 2026
1. INTRODUCTION
This project consists of repair and maintenance to a potable drinking water well located at the Muskrat Fire Station, 2043 South Skull Valley Highway, Grantsville, Utah.
The Muskrat potable water well was drilled in 1999 and at the time of completion produced 45 gallons per minute with 4.9 feet of drawdown in the well. The 6-inch diameter well was drilled to a depth of 382 feet and was perforated from 370 feet to 380 feet. Over the years the bottom of the well has silted in. From 1999 to 2015 the well silted in to a depth of 375 feet and then from 2015 to 2025 it silted in to a depth of 372.5 feet. The perforations are now silted in and the well can’t recharge quickly enough. A down hole video was performed on the well casing on September 4, 2025, and revealed that the current bottom of the well was 372.4 feet. The video also revealed that there was excessive rust and hard water build-up from 350 feet to the bottom of the well. The Bureau of Land Management bailed the well out and noticed that large, rusted pieces of casing were coming out in the water indicating significant rusting and deterioration of the casing.
The submersible pump and drop pipe have been pulled from the well and the hole is open and ready for repairs.
2.0 SCOPE
This project will consist of providing all labor, materials, equipment, and supervision to clean-out the bottom of the well back to the original drilled depth, scrub/clean the casing, re-perforate two sections of casing from 350 feet to 360 feet and from 370 feet to 380 feet, drill an additional 20 feet in the bottom of the well to provide a silt basin, and re-line the well with new 5 inch diameter Schedule 40 steel casing.
Once all rehabilitation work has been completed a new submersible pump/motor, drop pipe and submersible wire shall be re-installed in the well and the well shall be test pumped for a minimum of 10 hours to determine the new specific yield.
3.0 TASKS
The following tasks shall be performed at the Muskrat Well:
1. Clean-out/blow-out well from 372.5 feet to 382 feet.
2. Scrub/clean casing from 350 feet to 382 feet.
3. Perforate the existing 6-inch casing from 350 feet to 360 feet and from 370 feet to
380 feet. Perforations shall be 0.050 inch by 6 inch.
4. Drill an additional 6-inch diameter borehole 20 feet to a depth of 402 feet.
5. Line the 6-inch casing with new 5-inch Schedule 40 steel well casing from 2 feet above grade to 402 feet. Perforate the new casing to match the sections called out in task 3.
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STATEMENT OF WORK WEST DESERT DISTRICT, UTAH
MUSKRAT WATER WELL REPAIRS BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
6. Install new pump, drop pipe, and submersible wire in the well. All material to be provided by the Government.
6.1 Submersible Pump Specs: Franklin Electric 15FA3S4-PE pump end
6.2 Submersible Motor: Franklin Electric 3 HP, 230 V, 60 Hz, Single Phase
6.3 Drop pipe: 1-1/4 inch Schedule 120 PVC pipe with stainless steel couplers
6.4 Submersible wire: 8 awg, 3 wire with ground, 600 V.
7. Test pump well for a minimum of 10 hours or until drawdown has stabilized and report specific yield and draw-down elevation.
4.0 PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE
This water well supports the West Desert District Fire Program and as such will need to be in service before the end of May 2026 when fire season begins. It is anticipated that a contract will be awarded in early to mid-April 2026 with a period of performance of 45 days. The period of performance includes time for submittals, ordering materials and implementation.
5.0 WORK LOCATION
The work location is at the Muskrat Fire Station located at 2043 South Skull Valley Highway, Grantsville, Utah 84029.
The project location is shown on the attached drawings and GPS locations are as follows:
Muskrat Well:
Latitude: 40.638386 N Longitude: -112.674579 W
End of Statement of Work
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