Kickapoo Debris Removal Q and A -Answered.pdf

03 June 2024

Kickapoo Debris Removal Q&A

1.) Do Contractors need to go through the Contractor Gate each time?

Yes, Contractors will need to enter through the contractor gate each time and have their vehicle(s) inspected.

2.) What material specifically needs to be hauled off?

The asphalt, concrete, and mounds of dirt need to be hauled off.

3.) Is any of the brush debris nearby part of what needs to be hauled off?

No, the brush debris will not be hauled off.

4.) Do Contractors need to supply their own cones and/or barricades? Yes, the Contractor will be responsible for suppling their own cones/barricades

5.) Is this a well-traveled/high traffic road?

While some cars occasionally pass, this is not a high traffic road.

6.) How was the cubic yards of debris calculated?

It was estimated by CE measuring Length x Depth x Width (all expressed in feet) = cubic feet divided by 27 = cubic yards.

7.) Would the contractor be allowed to leave equipment on site overnight while completing the job?

Yes, a laydown aera can be designated for the Contractor

8.) Is there any more info you can provide regarding directions upon arrival to the clean up area? IE: street names, south or west location.

Yes after exiting the search pit turn right and the site is North West corner of Kickapoo Trial. We can provide base maps for further direction.

9.) Does the material have to be disposed of in a certified landfill?

See SOW. Disposal information must be provided but landfill certification is not required.

10.) Once established is the access just like it would be for anyone else coming on and off base?

Contractor is required to go through search pit every time when entering the installation with a commercial vehicle.