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This document includes a statement of work for replacing a floating dock at Grassy Pond, along with details of a related federal contract opportunity. The statement of work requires the design, fabrication, removal and installation of a new T-shaped floating dock on Lot's Pond at Grassy Pond in Lake Park, Georgia. Key requirements include using galvanized steel for the framework and handrails, polyethylene floats for buoyancy, and securing pilings 6 feet into the waterbed. The contractor must demolish and remove the existing dock.

The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number FA483024Q0012 from the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command. It seeks a contractor to fully replace a floating dock on Lot's Pond, including a T-shaped dock with galvanized steel framework and 1-1/4 inch handrails. The dock will have an 80 foot walkway, 10 foot entry ramp, and be secured by 8 pilings embedded 6 feet into the shoreline. The selected contractor must provide all required equipment, permits, demolition, waste removal, construction, and transportation to install the new floating dock at 5360 Grassy Pond Road in Lake Park, Georgia. A standard one-year warranty is also required.

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Statement of Work

Replacement of Floa�ng Dock – Lot’s Pond at Grassy Pond

1. Scope

The project involves the design, fabrica�on, removal, and installa�on of a new T-shaped floa�ng dock on Lot’s Pond at Grassy Pond located at 5360 Grassy Pond Rd, Lake Park, GA 31636. The damages were incurred during a recent storm, necessita�ng the removal and replacement of the floa�ng dock. The objec�ve is to fully replace the floa�ng dock at Lot’s Pond that was damaged during the storm.

1.1 Background

23 FSS strives to meet the needs of our customer base. Grassy Pond currently has a floa�ng dock in need of replacement due to Hurricane Idalia damage. Grassy Pond is not able to fully supply the demand for cabins to our customers due to the damage sustained by each of them. This has a direct, nega�ve impact on the health of the MWRF. Replacing this floa�ng dock will allow Grassy Pond to recover these lines of income in support of the MWRF.

2. Requirements

All sizing of equipment must be similar or equal

3.1 One (1) T-Shaped Floa�ng Dock on Lot’s Pond

o Replacement Floa�ng Dock

The structure will be “T”-shaped in design.

Use high-quality galvanized steel framing to help with corrosion.

Polyethylene floats spread across the en�re structure to allow for proper buoyancy of the dock.

o “T” Shape Design

The total measurement of the “T” is 10' x 60', which includes six (6) EA 5' x 20' sec�ons oriented in a 2 x 3 grid.

o Framework and Handrails

Use high-quality galvanized steel in both the framework and handrails.

The handrails need to be 1-1/4" Sch 40 Pipe (1-5/8" OD) with a .140" Wall Thickness

Handrails to encompass en�re floa�ng dock including the entry ramp.

Ensure no sharp edges.

o Walkway and Entry Ramp

80' Walkway with 10' entry ramp (90' total)

Entry Ramp to be secured to the shore with two (2) EA 3" Sch 40 Pilings embedded at least 6' into the ground.

The entry ramp must include non-slip material to ensure safe access to the floa�ng dock.

o Pilings

Atach eight (8) EA 3” Sch 40 Galvanized Steel pilings to galvanized steel brackets welded to the exterior of the floa�ng dock.

6’ of the piling to be embedded into the waterbed using a hydraulic auger or pile driver.

3’ of piling to be exposed above the water with no end caps on the pilings.

The tops of the pilings not to have sharp edges.

Contractor must consider the soil condi�ons and load-bearing capacity of the floa�ng dock to ensure pilings are atached correctly.

Use a level to ensure that each piling is straight and properly aligned.

Atach the floa�ng dock to the pilings using appropriate hardware and connectors.

o Demo and Removal of Exis�ng Floa�ng Dock

Contractor must safely break down, remove from Lot’s Pond, and dispose of current floa�ng dock.

3.4 Equipment Requirements

All Equipment Required to Complete the Floa�ng Dock in Its En�rety Shall plied by the Contractor

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