Location_Map_1.png
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- Seeking Sources - Demolition of Monitor Station
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- 140G0125Q0071
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This is a satellite map image showing the location of a USGS monitoring station slated for demolition in Springfield, VA. The image depicts the intersection of Braddock Road (Route 620) and Danbury Forest Drive, with Thames Street forming a curved residential street below. The monitoring station location is marked with a red square approximately 50 feet off Danbury Forest Drive, adjacent to Accotink Creek in a wooded area. The map shows the site is situated on Fairfax County Park Authority property in a heavily forested area, highlighting potential access challenges for heavy machinery between the roadway and the shelter location.
The image directly relates to a Sources Sought notice from the USGS Virginia Water Science Center seeking demolition contractors to remove a wood monitoring station. The notice indicates concerns about soft ground conditions and emphasizes the need to minimize land disturbance during the demolition work. This visual documentation helps potential contractors understand the site access constraints and environmental considerations that would need to be factored into their capability statements and eventual quotes.
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