Historical data from the past 2 years.docx
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This sources sought notice seeks information from potential offerors interested in providing snow shoveling services at the Tobyhanna Army Depot. The notice includes a draft performance work statement outlining the required work, which involves clearing snow and ice from walkways, roads, and parking areas across approximately 50 acres of the depot. Historical data from the past two winters indicates snow shoveling crews spent around 360 hours per year on site, with response times ranging from four to fourteen hours as needed. Approximately 5,000 fifty-pound bags of sidewalk salt and 425 total hours of snow blower operation were used annually. Responses to the notice are requested by September 30th, 2022 and should include capability statements and supporting documentation for any socio-economic status claims. The applicable NAICS code is 561790.
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| DRAFT Snow Shoveling PWS NEW 2023.docx | DOCX document | |
| Projected Snow Shovel Map .pdf |
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Historical Data from past 2 Years
Historical data from the past two years showed approximately 50 scheduled or call-ins. The call-ins amounted to approx. 360 hrs. the contractor was on post, for the duration of 4-14 hrs. per response. The contractor used approx. 5,000, 50lb bags of sidewalk salt through out each season. Approx. two tractor mounted snow blowers ran a total of approximately 425hrs during these call-in times.
· Call-ins/scheduled response-approx. 50
· Full snow shoveling crew spent on post-360 hrs. per year.
· Duration of each call - 4 to 14 hrs. as needed basis
· Salt use per bag -approx. 5000 50lb bags
· Snow blower hours based on approx. two tractor driven snow blowers at the same time. 425 hrs. total.
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