Oconee Lot Summary.xls

This is a Lot Summary document for Oconee County detailing mowing and vegetation management services for roadway maintenance across interstate, primary, and secondary routes. The contract encompasses thirteen line items for routine mowing, brush management, guardrail mowing, ditch mowing, ODA (Oklahoma Department of Agriculture) mowing, and bridge vegetation mowing services. Routine mowing services include shoulders, medians, interchanges, signs, and structures, with quantities ranging from 3.2 acres for ODA mowing on Interstate routes to 952.420 acres for secondary route routine mowing. Guardrail mowing represents substantial linear footage, with primary route guardrail mowing requiring 320,462.5 linear feet to be completed over four cycles, while secondary route guardrail mowing requires 102,562.5 linear feet. Bridge vegetation mowing will be completed over a two-year cycle, with approximately half of the acreage completed per cycle. Routine mowing cycles range from 2 to 6 completion cycles annually depending on route classification, with primary and secondary routes requiring 4 cycles per year and Interstate routes requiring 6 cycles per year.

No pricing terms, set-aside information, incumbent details, funding sources, or award dates are specified in this lot summary document. The document serves as a baseline for quantifying service requirements across Oconee County roadway classifications and establishes the scope and frequency of maintenance activities expected under the contract.