Munuscong South Trail Culvert - Project Site 2 - Scope of Work Details.docx
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- MUNUSCONG CULVERT REPLACEMENT PROJECT SITE 2
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- RFP 751 260000002257 1
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- Michigan
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This is a Scope of Work document for the Munuscong Culvert Replacement Project Site 2, a Michigan state and local contract opportunity. The project involves the replacement of a culvert on the Munuscong South Trail. The scope of work outlines detailed specifications and requirements for the culvert replacement work, including site preparation, removal of the existing culvert structure, installation of a new culvert system, and restoration of the surrounding area. The document establishes the technical standards, material specifications, and quality requirements that contractors must meet to complete this infrastructure improvement project.
The document provides comprehensive details regarding work methodologies, site conditions, environmental considerations, and compliance requirements for the culvert replacement. Contractors responding to this opportunity must adhere to all specifications outlined in the scope of work, including proper handling of materials, adherence to safety protocols, and completion of restoration work to restore the trail to functional condition. The scope of work serves as the primary technical guidance document that forms the basis of the contract requirements and defines the deliverables expected from the selected contractor.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Chippewa.pdf | ||
| RFP 26-2257 WLD Munuscong Culvert Replacement Project Site 2.docx | DOCX document | |
| WRP044754-Parcel No 009-073-001-00.pdf |
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Scope of Work Details for Munuscong south trail culvert Location: Chippewa County, T44N R1E Section 23, Munuscong State Wildlife Management Area; ~1 mile east on 21-Mile Road from Riverside Drive, then ~0.2 mile south on the forest road/trail to site 1 – site 2 is ~0.3 southeast of site 1.
Summary: Remove existing culvert and install an elliptical culvert.
Work to be completed by: September 30, 2026, with DNR receiving invoice by Oct. 6 Contractor to supply materials, equipment, and labor to:
· At site 2 (pond site – approximately 46.1960 oN, 84.2754 oW):
· Install silt fence on upstream and downstream slope bases to prevent soil from entering the stream.
· Excavate to and remove the existing culvert (approximately 30 inch diameter x 24 feet long).
· Place new 64” wide x 43” tall x 36 foot long corrugated steel pipe arch culvert with 1/2” deep corrugations. The bottom of the inlet and outlet must be buried or recessed ~1 foot into the stream bed. Culvert ends must extend at least 2 feet upstream and downstream of the side slope.
· Place and compact fill over culvert, and restore to side slope and road bed grades. Place geotextile fabric and 3-12 inch diameter rock riprap around culvert ends and road side slope for stabilization.
· All work shall be in accordance with the EGLE permit. DNR staff must be contacted for any potential deviation needed.
· Work shall take place during a dry period with no or minimal flow in the streams unless otherwise agreed to by DNR staff.
· Contractor is responsible for:
· Providing any fill needed, silt fence, geotextile fabric, and rock riprap
· Water management to prevent flooding upstream of sites (ex. pumping if needed)
· Removal of any excess fill, or grading into the road/trail if it is deemed suitable by DNR staff
· Removal of existing metal structures being removed
· Contractor shall write a soil erosion and sedimentation control plan and present it to DNR staff for review and approval prior to any work being completed.
· Work shall be coordinated with site 1. One site (either site 1 or site 2) shall be completed such that it is passable by a 2-wheel drive vehicle before the other site becomes impassible.
· DNR is not required to select the minimum bid, and reserves the right to refuse any and all bids. DNR may select a bid for just site 1 or site 2 based on budget. The DNR’s priority for awarding a bid is at site 1.
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