Location Description .docx
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- Solicitation number
- Sol_127EAS24Q0021
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This document provides location descriptions and details for recreation sites requiring pumping services on the Amador and Placerville Ranger Districts. The solicitation seeks pumping services for nine summer service locations and three winter/spring service locations on the Eldorado National Forest in California. The sites require servicing vault toilets and concrete buildings containing one to two toilets. The document provides driving directions and descriptions of each site location. The related federal contract opportunity is for pumping services issued by the United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service.
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Location: The project is located on the Eldorado National Forest, Amador Ranger District. The Amador Ranger District office is in Pioneer, California approximately 18 miles east of Jackson, CA on State Route 88. Recreation sites are located east of the District Office on State Route 88 and on paved secondary roads to the north and south of State Route 88. Driving distances from the district office range between 20 and 50 miles.
Description: The work areas are identified by recreation site names that correspond to the attached maps and the Schedule of Items on the Request for Quotation. Following is the item number, recreation site name, location, and description of each recreation site.
A. Summer Service Locations (May 1st - October 31st)
1. Cole Creek Campground – Beginning at Amador Ranger Station follow Highway 88 18 miles taking a right on Ellis Road, follow Ellis Road approximately 9 miles, turn left on Salt Springs Road, then left on 8N16 for approximately 5 miles. Cole Creek may also be accessed via Bear River Reservoir to 8N16. Site consists of one concrete vault toilet.
2. Lumberyard Rest Area – Beginning at Amador Ranger Station follow Highway 88 approximately 18 miles to Ellis Road. Site consists of one concrete building containing two toilets and two vaults.
3. Shot Rock Vista – Beginning at Amador Ranger Station follow Highway 88 29 miles to Shot Rock Vista. Site consists of one concrete building containing two toilets and two vaults.
4. Woods Creek Fishing Access – Beginning at Amador Ranger Station follow Highway 88 44 miles on the south side of the road. Site consists of one concrete vault with one toilet.
5. Meiss Trailhead – Beginning at Amador Ranger Station follow Highway 88 47 miles to Carson Pass. The site consists of two concrete vault toilets.
6. Carson Pass Trailhead – Beginning at Amador Ranger Station follow Highway 88 47 miles to Carson Pass. Site consists of one concrete building containing two toilets and two vaults.
7. Iron Mountain Day Use – Beginning at Amador Ranger Station travel east on Highway 88 for approximately 28 miles, take a left onto Iron Mountain Road and travel0.1 miles. Site consists of one CXT concrete building with a single toilet.
8. Gold Note OHV – Beginning at Amador Ranger Station follow Highway 88 9 miles to Omo Ranch Road for 6 miles to 8N55 (Sopiago Road) turn right. Follow Sopiago Road approximately 4 miles to where the pavement ends. Site consists of one toilet.
9. Elkins Flat OHV- Beginning at Amador Ranger Station follow Highway 88 East for 9 miles to Omo Ranch Road. Turn Left. In .8 miles turn Right onto North South Rd for 23 miles. Turn Left onto 9N55 and the bathroom is at the OHV staging area. Site consists of one toilet.
B. Winter Service Locations (November 1st – December 31st as road conditions allow)
C. Winter/Spring Service Locations (November 1st – April 30th as road conditions allow)
6. Meiss Trailhead – Beginning at Amador Ranger Station follow Highway 88 47 miles to Carson Pass. The site consists of two concrete vault toilets.
7. Carson Pass Trailhead – Beginning at Amador Ranger Station follow Highway 88 47 miles to Carson Pass. Site consists of one concrete building containing two toilets and two vaults.
8. Iron Mountain Day Use – Beginning at Amador Ranger Station travel east on Highway 88 for approximately 28 miles, take a left onto Iron Mountain Road and travel0.1 miles. Site consists of one CXT concrete building with a single toilet.
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