Performance Work Statement.pdf

RFQ No.: 1284LMQ0093 Vault Toilet Pumping – Forest Wide

Kootenai National Forest – Libby, Three Rivers, Rexford, Fortine, and Cabinet Ranger Districts

Performance Work Statement

Zone 1 - Libby Ranger District (Libby, MT) Sub- Item

Description of Services (Zone 1)

No.

of Vaults

Size/Max Capacity (Gallons)

Miles from Libby

1.1 065T17M1

17 MILE SNOWMOBILE TH TOILET 1 1,000 19

1.2 065TBC02

BARRON CREEK BOAT RAMP SST 1 1,000 26

1.3 065TBF03

BARRON FLAT DISPERSED SST 3 1 750 26

1.4 065TBCB1

BIG CREEK BALDY TOILET 1 750 25

1.5 065TWSBC02

BIG CREEK TOILET-WARMING SHELTER 1 750 24

1.6 065TCA02

CANYON CREEK 1 1,200 21

1.7 065FRS01

FAIRVIEW RANGER STATION-TOILET 1 1,000 41

1.8 065TGP02

GOLD PANNING 1 1,200 25

1.9 065THL02

HOWARD LAKE TOILET AWAY FROM BCH 1 750 26

1.10 065THL01

HOWARD LAKE TOILET NEAR BEACH 1 750 26

1.11 065TJC02

JACKSON CREEK SST 1 1,000 23

1.12 065TKM01

KOOCANUSA MARINA BOAT RAMP 1 1,000 24

1.13 065TLC03

LAKE CREEK TOILET 1 1 1,000 33

1.14 065TLC04

LAKE CREEK TOILET 2 1 1,000 33

1.15 065TLL02

LOON LAKE TOILET 1 1,000 21

1.16 065TGI07

MCGILLIVRAY GROUP TOILET 9 1 1,000 25

1.17 065TCI08

MCGILLIVRAY GROUP TOILET 11 1 1,000 25

1.18 065TGI04

MCGILLIVRAY BEACH PARKING TOILET #12 1 1,000 25

1.19 065TGI05

MCGILLIVRAY BEACH TOILET #13 1 1,000 25

1.20 065TGI06

MCGILLIVRAY BOAT RAMP TOILET #14 1 1,000 25

1.21 065TGI01

MCGILLIVRAY TOILET #1 1 1,000 25

1.22 065TGI02

MCGILLIVRAY TOILET #2 1 1,000 25

1.23 065TGI03

MCGILLIVRAY TOILET #3 1 1,000 25

1.24 065TGI09

MCGILLIVRAY TOILET #4 1 1,000 25

1.25 065TGI10

MCGILLIVRAY TOILET #5 1 1,000 25

1.26 065TGI11 1 1,000 25

Sub- Item

Description of Services (Zone 1)

No.

of Vaults

Size/Max Capacity (Gallons)

Miles from Libby

MCGILLIVRAY TOILET #6

1.27 065TGI12

MCGILLIVRAY TOILET #7 1 1,000 25

1.28 065TGI13

MCGILLIVRAY TOILET #8 1 1,000 25

1.29 065TGR08

MCGREGOR LAKE TOILET 1 1 1,000 53

1.30 065TGR09

MCGREGOR LAKE TOILET 2 1 1,000 53

1.31 065TGR10

MCGREGOR LAKE TOILET 3 1 1,000 53

1.32 065TGR11

MCGREGOR LAKE TOILET 4 1 1,000 53

1.33 065TGR04

MCGREGOR LAKE TOILET 5 1 1,000 53

1.34 065TGR05

MCGREGOR LAKE TOILET 6 1 1,000 53

1.35 065TGR03

MCGREGOR LAKE TOILET 7 1 1,000 53

1.36 065TGR06

MCGREGOR LAKE TOILET 8 1 1,000 53

1.37 065TGR07

MCGREGOR LAKE TOILET 9 1 1,000 53

1.38 065TOM01

OSCAR MILLER STOCK TH ST 1 1,000 28

1.39 065TOL01

OSPREY LANDING SST 1 1,000 9

1.40 065TPV02

PLEASANT VALLEY SST 1 1,000 30

1.41 065TSR01

BIGHORN TRAILEHAD – SHEEP RANGE 1 500 8

1.42 065TSS02

SHELDON STOCK TH SST 1 1,000 6

1.43 SWEDE MT 1 1,000 13

1.44 065TSY02

SYLVAN LAKE TOILET 1 1,000 45

1.45 065TTI06

TIMBERLANE MEN’S #2 1 1,000 9

1.46 065TTI02

TIMBERLANE MEN'S AT PAVILION #3 1 1,500 9

1.47 065TTI05

TIMBERLANE WOMEN'S #1 1 1,000 9

1.48 065TTI01

TIMBERLANE WOMEN'S AT PAVILION #4 1 1,000 9

1.49 065TWL03

WARLAND FLAT TOILET NORTH 1 1,000 26

1.50 065TWL04

WARLAND FLAT TOILET SOUTH 1 1,000 26

LOCATIONS and DIRECTIONS (Libby Ranger District):

17 Mile Snowmobile TH: From Libby, follow Hwy 37 north for 1 mile to Pipe Creek Road 68, turn left and follow for 17 miles to Seventeen-mile Road 471. (19 miles from Libby).

Barron Creek Boating Site: From Libby follow Highway 37north, 13.6 miles to the junction with Koocanusa West Side Road 228, turn left. Follow road 228 north for 12.4 miles to Barron Creek Access Road 4849, turn right. (26 miles from Libby).

Big Creek Baldy Lookout: From Libby travel 1 mile north on Highway 37 to the Pipe Creek Road. Turn and follow for 19 miles, then turn east (right) onto East Fork Pipe Creek Road/Big Creek Baldy Road 336. Proceed about three quarters of a mile and then turn right onto Big Creek Baldy Mountain Road 309. Follow this road for 5 miles to the lookout. (25 miles from Libby).

Big Creek Warming Shelter: From Libby travel 1 mile north on Highway 37 to the Pipe Creek Road. Turn and follow for 19 miles, then turn east (right) onto East Fork Pipe Creek Road/Big Creek Baldy Road 336. Proceed about three quarters of a mile and then turn right onto Big Creek Baldy Mountain Road 309. Follow this road for 5 miles to the lookout. (24 miles from Libby).

Canyon Creek Camping Area: From Libby follow Highway 37 north for 20 miles to Canyon Creek Road 4890. Turn left and follow for 0.7 miles to the camping area. (21 miles from Libby).

Fairview Ranger Station: From Libby Montana follow Hwy 37 N for 14 miles to Fisher River Road 763. Turn right and follow for 10 miles; continue straight merging onto Wolf Cr/Fortine Cr Road 36 and follow for another 17 miles. The cabin will be on the left. (41 miles from Libby).

Libby Creek Gold Panning Area: From Libby, travel 12 miles south on US Highway 2 and turn onto Libby Creek Road

231. Follow this road for 13 miles to the panning area. (25 miles from Libby).

Howard Lake Campground: From Libby, travel 12 miles south on US Highway 2 and turn onto Libby Creek Road 231.

Follow this road for 14 miles to the campground sign. (26 miles from Libby).

Jackson Creek Camping Area: From Libby follow Highway 37 north, 13.6 miles to the junction with Koocanusa West Side Road 228, turn left. Follow road 228 north for 8.5 miles. Turn right on FSR 14517 and follow for 0.7 miles to site.

(23 miles from Libby).

Koocanusa Marina Boat Ramp: From Libby follow Highway 37 north for 23 miles. Turn left onto the Koocanusa Resort and Marina Road and follow for 0.7 miles to boat ramp. (24 miles from Libby).

Lake Creek Campground: From Libby follow Hwy 2 south for 23 miles (MP 56.7) and take a right onto Libby Creek Road 231. Follow road 231 for 6.4 miles to the junction with Bramlet Creek road 2332, take a right. Follow road 2332 for

0.72 miles to the Lake Creek Campground junction. (33 miles from Libby).

Loon Lake Campground: From Libby, follow Hwy 37 north for 1 mile to Pipe Creek Road 68, turn left and follow for 17 miles to Seventeen Mile Road 471. Turn left and follow for 3 miles to the campground. (21 miles from Libby).

McGillivray Campground: From Libby, travel 15 miles northeast on State Highway 37. Turn west on Forest Development Road 228 and continue for about 10 miles to the site. (25 miles from Libby).

McGregor Campground: From Libby, MT, take US Route 2 east 53 miles to campground sign. Turn right at sign and go

0.2 miles to campground. (53 miles from Libby).

Oscar Miller Stock Campground: From Libby follow Hwy 2 for 23 miles (MP 56.7) and turn right onto W.

Fisher/Libby Creek Rd 231 for approximately 4.7 miles. Turn right into the Oscar Miller Dispersed camping sites. (29 miles from Libby).

Osprey Landing: From Libby follow Hwy 37 for 8.6 miles. Osprey Landing is on the right. (9 miles from Libby).

Pleasant Valley Campground: From Libby follow Hwy 2 south for 30 miles (MP 63) and take a right into Pleasant Valley Campground. (30 miles from Libby).

Bighorn Trailhead – Sheep Range: From Libby follow Hwy 37 north for 1 mile, turn left on Kootenai River Road.

Follow Kootenai River Road for 7 miles to the end of the road. (8 miles from Libby).

Sheldon Stock TH: From Libby, follow Hwy 37 north for 1 mile to Pipe Creek Road 68, turn left and follow for 5 miles to FSR 4753. Turn right and follow for 262’ into the stock area. (6 miles from Libby).

Swede Mountain Lookout: From Libby, travel south 4 miles on Hwy 2. Turn left onto Bowkers St, then right onto the Farm to Market Road. Follow the Farm to Market Road 2 miles and turn left onto Forest Road 533 for 1.5 miles. Turn right to stay on 533 for another 3.8 miles. Continue straight on Forest Road 4674 for 1.4 miles to the lookout.

Sylvan Lake Campground: From Libby travel south on Hwy 2 for approximately 30 miles to McGinnis Meadow Road

516. Follow road 516 for 8 miles to the junction with road 7150. Follow road 7150 for approximately 5.5 miles to the junction with road 154. Follow road 154 south for approximately 1 mile to the campground. (45 miles from Libby).

Timberlane Campground: From Libby, Montana, cross the Kootenai River Bridge and turn north onto Pipe Creek Road

68. Travel 8 miles to the gate, which is approximately 1 mile past the community of Pipe Creek. (9 miles from Libby).

Warland Camping Area: From Libby follow Highway 37 north for 24.5 miles. Turn left on FSR 14534 and follow for 1 mile to camping area.

Zone 2 - Three Rivers Ranger District (Troy, MT) Sub- Item Description of Services (Zone 2)

No.

of

Vaults

Size/Max Capacity (Gallons)

Miles from Libby

2.1 064TAL02

ALVORD LAKE 2 1 1,500 27

2.2 064TBM05

BAD MEDICINE TOILET 5 1 750 43

2.3 064TBM06

BAD MEDICINE TOILET 6 1 1,500 43

2.4 064TBM07

BAD MEDICINE TOILET 7 1 1,500 43

2.5 064TBB01

BALDY MTN. LOOKOUT TOILET 1 500 43

2.6 064TCB02

CARIBOU TOILET 2 1 1,000 57

2.7 064TDS03

DORR SKEELS TOILET 3 1 1,000 34

2.8 064TDS04 1 1,000 34

Item Description of Services (Zone 2)

No.

of

Vaults

Size/Max Capacity (Gallons)

Miles from Libby

DORR SKEELS TOILET 4

2.9 064TDS05

DORR SKEELS TOILET 5 1 1,500 34

2.10 064TDS06

DORR SKEELS TOILET 6 1 3,000 34

2.11 064THR01

HELLROARING TOILET 1 500 46

2.12 064TKC02

KEELER CREEK SNOWMOBILE TH 1 1,000 24

2.13 064TKC03

KEELER WARMING SHELTER TOILET 1 750 38

2.14 064TKL03

KILBRENNAN TOILET 3 1 1,000 35

2.15 064TKL04

KILBRENNAN TOILET 4 1 1,000 35

2.16 064TPC03

PETE CREEK TOILET 3 1 1,000 57

2.17 064TPC04

PETE CREEK TOILET 4 1 1,000 57

2.18 064TRT02

REDTOP TOILET 2 1 1,000 46

2.19 064TRC01

ROSS CREEK TOILET 1 1 1,000 38

2.20 064TRC02

ROSS CREEK TOILET 2 1 1,000 38

2.21 064TSP01

SLIM PETE TOILET 1 500 57

2.22 064TSL03

SPAR LAKE TOILET 3 1 1,000 37

2.23 064TSL04

SPAR LAKE TOILET 4 1 1,000 37

2.24 064TSC01

SPREAD CREEK SNOWMOBILE TH 1 1,000 50

2.25 064TSG01

SURPRISE GULCH SHOOTING RANGE 1 1,000 26

2.26 064TTA01

TROY AIRPORT TOILET 1 1,000 19

2.27 064TUF01

UPPER FORD CABIN TOILET 1 1,000 46

2.28 064TWT01

WHITETAIL TOILET 1 1 1,500 54

2.29 064TWT02

WHITETAIL TOILET 2 1 1,500 54

2.30 064TYF01

YAAK FALLS TOILET 1 1 1,500 37

2.31 064TYF02

YAAK FALLS TOILET 2 1 1,500 37

2.32 064TYM02

YAAK MOUNTAIN LOOKOUT TOILET 1 300 30

2.33 064TYR01 YAAK RIVER TOILET 1 1 1,000 25

2.34 064TYR11 1 1,000 25

Item Description of Services (Zone 2)

No.

of

Vaults

Size/Max Capacity (Gallons)

Miles from Libby

YAAK RIVER TOILET 11

2.35 064TYR12

YAAK RIVER TOILET 12 1 1,000 25

2.36 064TYR13

YAAK RIVER TOILET 13 1 1,000 25

2.37 064TYR14

YAAK RIVER TOILET 14 1 1,000 25

2.38 064TYR15

YAAK RIVER TOILET 15 1 1,000 25

2.39 064TYR16

YAAK RIVER TOILET 16 1 1,000 25

2.40 064TYR02

YAAK RIVER TOILET 2 1 1,000 25

2.41 064TYR05

YAAK RIVER TOILET 5 1 1,000 25

2.42 064TYR0

YAAK RIVER TOILET 6 1 1,000 25

LOCATIONS and DIRECTIONS (Three Rivers Ranger District)

Alvord Lake: From Troy follow Hwy 2 west for 3 miles to River Rd. Turn right and follow for 1.8 miles to Kilbrennan Lake Road. Turn left and follow for 1.8 miles to Rabbit Creek Road. Turn right and follow for 1.4 miles to Alvord Lake access road. Turn right and follow for 0.7 miles to site. (27 miles from Libby).

Bad Medicine Campground: From Troy follow Hwy 2 east for 3 miles to the junction with Hwy 56. Turn and follow for 21 miles to the south end of Bull Lake and Ross Creek Cedars Road 398. Follow 398 for approximately 2 miles to the campground. (43 miles from Libby).

Mount Baldy-Buckhorn Ridge Lookout: From Troy Montana, follow Highway 2 West for 9.5 miles to Yaak Highway

508. Follow Yaak Highway 508 for 18 miles north to Meadow Creek Road 524. Follow Road 524, 1 mile to junction with Road 745. Take road 745 approximately 4 miles to Baldy Mountain Lookout Road 591. Follow 591 for approximately 2.4 miles to Mount Baldy Road 5954. Follow road 5954 for 5 miles to the lookout. (43 miles from Libby).

Caribou Campground: From Troy, travel 9.5 miles to the junction with State Hwy 508. Turn right and follow for 52 miles to the campground entrance. (57 miles from Troy).

From Libby, follow Hwy 37 north for 2 miles to Pipe Creek Road 68, turn left and follow for 37 miles to Yaak Road 92.

Turn right and follow for 23 miles to Caribou Campground. (54 miles from Libby).

Dorr Skeels Campground: From Troy follow Hwy 2 east for 3 miles to the junction with Hwy 56. Turn and follow Hwy 56 for approximately 13 miles, turn right on Dorr Skeels Road 1117 and follow to the campground. (34 miles from Libby).

Hellroaring: From Troy Montana, follow Highway 2 West for 9.5 miles to Yaak Highway 508. Follow Yaak Highway 508 for 18 miles north to where the highway crosses Hellroaring Creek. There is a pullout just north of the bridge on the right. (46 miles from Libby).

Keeler Creek Snowmobile Trailhead: From Troy, follow Hwy 2 east for 2.5 miles to the Lake Creek Road. Turn right and follow for 5.6 miles to the Keeler Rattle Road. Stay to the right at the junction and follow for 2.1 miles. Outhouse is on the left where N. fork Keeler Road and Keeler Rattle Road meet. (24 miles from Libby).

Keeler Warming Shelter Toilet: From Troy, follow Hwy 2 east for 2.5 miles to the Lake Creek Road. Turn right and follow for 5.6 miles to the Keeler Rattle Road. Stay to the right at the junction and follow for 16 miles. (38 miles from Libby).

Kilbrennan Lake Campground: From Troy, travel west on Hwy 2 for 3 miles to the East Side Road 176. Turn right and follow road 176 for 2 miles north to Kilbrennan Lake road 2394. Turn right and follow for approximately 8.5 miles to the campground entrance. (35 miles from Libby).

Pete Creek Campground: From Troy, travel 9.5 miles west on Hwy 2 and turn right onto Yaak Hwy 508. Follow for 27 miles to the campground entrance. (57 miles from Libby).

Redtop Campground: From Troy, travel 9.5 miles northwest on Hwy 2 to Yaak Hwy 508. Follow Hwy 508 for 16 miles to the campground entrance. Laundry, ice, gas and store are located in Troy. (46 miles from Libby).

Ross Creek Cedars: Troy follow Hwy 2 east for 3 miles to the junction with Hwy 56. Turn and follow for 18 miles (mile post 16.8) to the south end of Bull Lake and Ross Creek Cedars Road 398. Follow 398 for 4.3 miles to the parking area.

(38 miles from Libby).

Slim Pete Dispersed Camping Area: From Troy, travel 9.5 miles west on Hwy 2 and turn right onto Yaak Hwy 508.

Follow for 27 miles to Pete Creek Road 338. Turn left and follow for 1.7 miles to junction with Slim Creek Road 5874.

(57 miles from Libby).

Spar Lake Campground: From Troy follow Hwy 2 east for approximately 2.5 miles to Lake Creek Road 384 and follow for 17 miles to the entrance to the campground. (37 miles from Libby).

Spread Creek Snowmobile TH: From Troy, travel 9.5 miles west on Hwy 2 and turn right onto Yaak Hwy 508. Follow for 22 miles to Spread Creek Road 435. Toilet is 350’ up the road. (50 miles from Libby).

Surprise Gulch Shooting Range: From Troy, take 3rd street North to Mill Road, 0.3 miles. Turn left and follow for 0.3 miles to Roosevelt Parkway. Cross the river (0.2 mi) and turn right on Kootenai River Road. Follow for 0.6 miles to Rabbit O’Brien Road 331. Turn left and follow 4.7 miles to Kootenai Mountain Road 4445. Turn right and follow for 1 mile to FSR 14309. Turn right and 0.5 miles to Shooting Range. (26 miles from Libby)

Troy Airport: From Troy follow Highway 2 West for 1.3 miles to the airport. (19 miles from Libby).

Upper Ford Cabin Rental: From Troy, Montana, take US Highway 2 west for 9.5 miles to Yaak Highway 508. Follow Yaak Highway 508 for 30 miles north to the town of Yaak. Follow Yaak 92 approximately 7 miles to the junction with Upper Ford Road 8025, stay to the right. The cabin is approximately 300 yards from this junction and is located on the right-hand side of the road. (65 miles from Libby). From Libby, follow Hwy 37 north for 2 miles to Pipe Creek Road 68, turn left and follow for 37 miles to Yaak Road 92. Turn right and follow for 7 miles to cabin. (46 miles from Libby).

Whitetail Campground: From Troy, travel 9.5 miles west on Hwy 2 and turn right onto Yaak Hwy 508. Follow for 24 miles to the campground entrance. (54 miles from Libby).

Yaak Falls Campground: From Troy, travel 9.5 miles west on Hwy 2 and turn right onto Yaak Hwy 508. Follow for 7 miles to the campground entrance. (37 miles from Libby).

Yaak Mountain Lookout: From Troy, Montana, follow Highway 2 west for 3 miles to the East Side Road 176. Follow the East Side Road 176 for 2 miles north to the Kilbrennan Lake Road 2394. Follow Kilbrennan Lake Road 2394 approximately 2 miles to the Yaak Mountain Road 4407. Turn left and follow for 5.3 miles to the lookout. (30 miles from Libby).

Yaak River Campground: From Troy follow Highway 2 west for 8 miles. The campground is located on the left along the Yaak River. (25 miles from Libby).

Zone 3 – Rexford and Fortine Ranger Districts (Eureka, MT) Sub- Item Description of Services (Zone 3) No.

of Vaults

Size/Max Capacity (Gallons)

Miles from

Eureka

3.1 BIG CREEK SST 1 1000 23

3.2 BLACK BUTTE LOOKOUT SST 1 1000 4

3.3

061TC321

CAMP 32 SST

1 1000 14

3.4

061TDH02

DOUGLAS HILL CAMPGROUND SST

1 1000 4.5

3.5 DOUGLASS HILL HOST SEPTIC 1 500 4.5

3.6 061TGW01

GATEWAY BOAT CAMP SST 1 1000 11

3.7 061TKC01

KOOCANUSA BRIDGE SST 1 1000 13

3.8 061TRT01

RAILS TO TRAILS SST

1 1000 5

3.9 063TMM01

MT MARSTON LOOKOUT SST 1 1000 36

3.10

061TNF02

NORTH FORK TH SST (Big Creek) 1 1000 ?

3.11

061TPK01

PECK GULCH TOILET 1

4 2000 21

3.12

061TPK02

PECK GULCH TOILET 2

4 1000 21

3.13 PECK GULCH HOST SEPTIC 1 500 21

3.14

061TPH01

PINKHAM CREEK SST 1 1000 13

3.15 REXFORD BENCH DUMP STATION 1 500 6

3.16 REXFORD BENCH CAMPGROUND HOST B HOLDING TANK 1 500 6

3.17 REXFORD BENCH CAMPGROUND HOST A SEPTIC 1 500 6

3.18 REXFOD BENCH LIFT STATION 1 1000 6

3.19 REXFORD BENCH BOAT RAMP SST 1 1000 6

3.20 REXFORD BENCH BOAT RAMP HOST SEPTIC 1 1000 6

3.21

061TRG05

ROCKY GORGE RAMP SST

1 1000 26.5

3.22

061TRG03

ROCKY GORGE SST 1 SOUTH 1 1000 26.5

Item Description of Services (Zone 3) No.

of Vaults

Size/Max Capacity (Gallons)

Miles from

Eureka

3.23

061TRG04

ROCKY GORGE SST 2 NORTH 1 1000 26.5

3.24 ROCKY GORGE HOST SEPTIC 1 500 26.5

3.25

061TSH02

SAND HILL SST

1 1000 27.8

3.26

061TSH01

STONE HILL SST

1 1000 17

3.27

061TS01

SULLIVAN DISPERSED SST

1 1000 17

3.28

061TSW03

SWISHER LAKE EQUESTRIAN SST 1 1000 6

3.29

061TSW02

SWISHER LAKE SST

1 1500 5.5

3.30

061TSW04

TOBACCO FLATS SST 1 1000 5

3.31

061TTP01

TOBACCO PLAINS TOILET

2 2000 8

3.32

061TTR03

TOBACCO RIVER SST 1

1 1000 3.5

3.33

061TTR04

TOBACCO RIVER SST 2

1 1000 3.5

3.34

061TUP02

UPPER PINKHAM CREEK SST

1 1000 16

3.35 061TWM01

WEB LOOKOUT (PLASTIC) 1 500 28

3.36

ANT FLAT SST

1 1000 14.5

3.37

063TBT03

BIG THERRIAULT SST 1

1 1000 34

3.38

063TBT02

BIG THERRIAULT SST2

1 1000 34

3.39 BIG THERRIAULT HOST HOLDING TANK 1 500 34

3.40

0637BC02

BIRCH CREEK SST

1 1000 16

3.41

063TBG01

BUNCHGRASS SST

1 1000 12

3.42

063TCC02

CLARENCE CREEK SST

1 1000 19

3.43

063TGC02

GRAVE CREEK SST

1 1000 12

3.44 063THC02

HORSE CAMP SST

1 1000 35

3.45 063TLT02

LITTLE THERRIAULT SST 1 1000 34.5

Item Description of Services (Zone 3) No.

of Vaults

Size/Max Capacity (Gallons)

Miles from

Eureka

3.46

063TMM01

MT MARSTON SST

1 1000 36

3.47 063TML01

MURPHY LAKE SST

1 1000 14

3.48 063TDB01

N DICKEY BEACH MENS SST

1 1000 15

3.49

063TDB02

N DICKEY BEACH WOMENS SST

1 1000 15

3.50

063TND01

N DICKEY SST1

1 1000 15

3.51

063TND02

N DICKEY SST2

1 1000 15

3.52

063TND03

N DICKEY SST3

1 1000 15

3.53

063TND04

N DICKEY SST4

1 1000 15

3.54

063TRL03

ROCK LAKE SST

1 1000 5

3.55

063TSD03

S DICKEY DOUBLE SST 2 2000 19.5

3.56

063TSD02

S DICKEY UNISEX SST 1 1000 19.5

3.57 N DICKET HOST HOLDING 1 500 15

3.58 S DICKEY HOST HOLDING 1 500 19.5

3.59

063TSB01

SUNDAY BRIDGE SST

1 1000 24

3.60

063TWW01

WATERWORKS SST

1 1000 22

3.61

063TWC02

WEASEL CABIN SST

1 1000 28

3.62

063TWL02

WEASEL LAKE SST

1 1000 27

LOCATIONS and DIRECTIONS (Rexford and Fortine Ranger Districts)

Ant Flat Historic Site: From the south end of Eureka, follow Hwy 93 south for 13 miles to Ant Flat Rd, take a left.

Follow Ant Flat Rd for 1.4 miles and the historic site will be on your right. (14.5 miles from Eureka)

Big Creek: From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west for 13 miles to the Koocanusa Bridge. Cross the bridge and then take a left on FS Rd 228. Follow road 228 for 8.5 miles to FS Rd 336, take a right. Follow road 336 for 1.5 miles and the bathroom will be on the left. (23 miles from Eureka)

Big Therriault Lake Campground (2 SSTs and host holding tank): From the south end of Eureka, follow Hwy 93 for

8.5 miles to the Grave Creek Rd, take a left. Follow Grave Creek Road (Grave Creek County Rd turns into FS RD 114 at mile 3) for 14 miles to FS Rd 319, go straight here. Follow road 319 for 11.15 miles to FS Rd 7116, take a left. Follow road 7116 for .40 miles to the campground. (34 miles from Eureka)

Big Therriault (2 SSTs and host holding tank): From the south end of Eureka, follow Hwy 93 for 8.5 miles to the Grave Creek Rd, take a left. Follow Grave Creek Road (Grave Creek County Rd turns into FS RD 114 at mile 3) for 14 miles to FS Rd 319, go straight here. Follow road 319 for 11.15 miles to FS Rd 7116, take a left. Follow road 7116 for .40 miles to the campground. (34 miles from Eureka)

Birch Creek Pavilion: From the south end of Eureka, follow Hwy 93 for 8.5 miles to the Grave Creek Rd, take a left.

Follow Grave Creek Road (Grave Creek County Rd turns into FS RD 114 at mile 3) for 7.40 miles and the pavilion will be on your left. (16 miles from Eureka)

Black Butte Lookout: From the south end of town, take Tobacco Rd for .5 miles to Orthorp Lake Rd, take a right.

Follow Orthorp Lake Rd for 5 miles to Pinkham Creek Rd, take a right. Follow Pinkham Creek for 1 mile to FS Rd 7185.

Follow road 7185 for 2.5 miles to the lookout. There is a gate at the bottom of the 7185 road that could be open or closed.

(4 miles from Eureka)

Bunchgrass Camping Area: From the south end of Eureka, follow Hwy 93 for 8.5 miles to the Grave Creek Rd, take a left. Follow Grave Creek Road (Grave Creek County Rd turns into FS RD 114 at mile 3) for 3.3 miles and the camping area will be on your left. (12 miles from Eureka)

Camp 32 Campground: From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west for 11.5 miles to FS Rd 7128, turn left.

Follow Rd 7128 for 2.75 miles to the campground. (14 miles from Eureka)

Clarence Creek Camping Area: From the south end of Eureka, follow Hwy 93 for 8.5 miles to the Grave Creek Rd, take a left. Follow Grave Creek Road (Grave Creek County Rd turns into FS RD 114 at mile 3) for 10.25 miles and the camping area will be on your right. (19 miles from Eureka)

Douglas Hill Camping Area: (1 SST and a host septic) From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west for 2 miles to Douglas Hill Rd, turn right. Follow Douglas Hill Rd for 2.6 miles until it dead ends. Take road to left to drop down into the camping area. (4.5 miles from Eureka)

Gateway Boat Camp: From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west 1 mile to Airport Rd, turn right. Follow Airport Rd north 6 miles until it makes a 90 degree turn to the right. At this corner there is a FS gate to the left. Go through this gate and follow the road 4 miles to the campground. (11 miles from Eureka)

Grave Creek Campground: From the south end of Eureka, follow Hwy 93 for 8.5 miles to the Grave Creek Rd, take a left. Follow Grave Creek Road for 3 miles to Stoken Road, take a right. Follow Stoken Road for .60 miles and Grave Creek Campground will be on your left. (12 miles from Eureka)

Horse Camp: From the south end of Eureka, follow Hwy 93 for 8.5 miles to the Grave Creek Rd, take a left. Follow Grave Creek Road (Grave Creek County Rd turns into FS RD 114 at mile 3) for 14 miles to FS Rd 319, go straight here.

Follow road 319 for 11.15 miles to FS Rd 7085, take a right. Follow 7085 for .90 miles and the campground will be on the right. (35 miles from Eureka)

Koocanusa Bridge: From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west for 13 miles to the bridge parking area. (13 miles from Eureka)

Kootenai Rails to Trails: From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west for 3.5 miles to the fishing access sign. Turn right to drop down into the fishing access. At the bottom of the hill the road splits. Stay right and travel .20 miles to a gated road. Go through the gate and travel 1.3 miles on the Kootenai Rails to Trails. Do to range cows, you may have to go through more gates, just make sure they get closed behind you. The bathroom will be on the left side of the trail. (5 miles from Eureka)

Little Therriault Lake Campground: (1 SSTs) From the south end of Eureka, follow Hwy 93 for 8.5 miles to the Grave Creek Rd, take a left. Follow Grave Creek Road (Grave Creek County Rd turns into FS RD 114 at mile 3) for 14 miles to FS Rd 319, go straight here. Follow road 319 for 11.15 miles to FS Rd 7085, take a right. Follow 7085 for .75 miles and the campground will be on the left. (34.5 miles from Eureka)

Marston Lookout: From the south end of Eureka, follow Hwy 93 south for 21 miles to FS Rd 900, take a left. Follow road 900 for 15 miles to the lookout. The bathroom is located right below the lookout next to a parking area and road gate (the gate could be open or closed). (36 miles from Eureka)

Murphy Lake Campground: From the south end of Eureka, follow Hwy 93 south for 13.30 miles to FS Rd 7008, take a left. Follow road 7008 .5 miles and the campground will be on your right. (14 miles from Eureka)

North Dickey Lake Campground (6 SSTs and host septic): From the south end of Eureka, follow Hwy 93 south for 15 miles to the Trego Rd, take a right. Follow the Trego Rd for .25 miles and the campground will be on your left. Two bathrooms are down by the boat ramp and 4 bathrooms are in the campground. (15 miles from Eureka)

Peck Gulch Campground (2 quadruple vault toilets and host septic): From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west for 21 miles. (21 miles from Eureka)

Pinkham Creek Toilet: From the south end of town, take Tobacco Rd for .5 miles to Orthorp Lake Rd, take a right.

Follow Orthorp Lake Rd for 5 miles to Pinkham Creek Rd, take a left. Follow Pinkham Creek Rd 7.5 miles to the trailhead of FS Trail 800. The trailhead and bathroom are on the right next to an Interbel building. (13 miles from Eureka)

Upper Pinkham Creek: From the south end of town, take Tobacco Rd for .5 miles to Orthorp Lake Rd, take a right.

Follow Orthorp Lake Rd for 5 miles to Pinkham Creek Rd, take a left. Follow Pinkham Creek Rd 10.5 miles to FS Rd 856, take a right. Follow road 856 for .25 and the bathroom will be on the left. (16 miles from Eureka)

Rexford Bench Dump Station: From the north end of Eureka, follow Hwy 37 west for 5.5 miles to the town of Rexford.

Take a right into Rexford and then take an immediate right into the Rexford Bench Recreation Area. The dump station is located .05 miles down the road on the left. (5.5 miles from Eureka)

Rexford Bench Campground (1 host holding tank and 1 host septic): From the north end of Eureka, follow Hwy 37 west for 5.5 miles to the town of Rexford. Take a right into Rexford and then take an immediate right into the Rexford Bench Recreation Area. The campground is located .3 miles down the road on the right. Host Site A is the first campsite on the left and Host Site B is the first campsite on the right. (6 miles from Eureka)

Rexford Bench Lift Station: From the north end of Eureka, follow Hwy 37 west for 5.5 miles to the town of Rexford.

Take a right into Rexford and then take an immediate right into the Rexford Bench Recreation Area. Follow this road for .75 miles to the boat ramp. The lift station is located behind the boat ramp bathrooms. (6 miles from Eureka)

Rexford Bench Boat Ramp Host Site (1 SST and 1 host septic): From the north end of Eureka, follow Hwy 37 west for

5.5 miles to the town of Rexford. Take a right into Rexford and then take an immediate right into the Rexford Bench Recreation Area. Follow this road for .75 miles to the boat ramp. (6 miles from Eureka)

Rock Lake Campground: From the south end of town, take Tobacco Rd for 1.5 miles to FS Rd 688, take a right.

Follow road 688 for 2.5 miles to FS Rd 3683, take a left. Follow road 3683 for 1 mile to the campground. (5 miles from Eureka)

Rocky Gorge Campground (3 SSTs and 1 host septic): From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west for 26.5 miles. (26.5 miles from Eureka)

Sand Hill: From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west for 13 miles to the Koocanusa Bridge. Cross the bridge and then take a right on the West Kootenai Rd. Travel the West Kootenai Rd for 7 miles to FS Rd 7215 (4.5 miles down the West Kootenai Rd the road splits, stay right to stay on the West Kootenai Rd). Follow road 7215 for 7.8 miles to the bathroom. (27.8 miles from Eureka)

South Dickey Day Use (1 double SST, single SST and host septic): From the south end of Eureka, follow Hwy 93 south for 18.5 miles to FS Rd 3788, take a right. Follow road 3788 1 mile to the day use site. (19.5 miles from Eureka)

Stone Hill Climbing Area: From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west for 17 miles and the bathroom will be located on the left. The bathroom is not obvious, but it sits just off the road in the trees, at the base of rock walls, along a small pull out with 2 cement barricades. (17 miles from Eureka)

Sullivan Creek: From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west for 13 miles to the Koocanusa Bridge. Cross the bridge and then take a right on the West Kootenai Rd. Travel the West Kootenai Rd for 4 miles and the bathroom will be on the left. (17 miles from Eureka)

Sunday Falls: From the south end of Eureka, follow Hwy 93 south for 19.5 miles to Stryker and take a right on FS Rd

315. Follow road 315 for 4 miles to FS Rd 3738, take a left. Follow road 3738 .1 miles and the bathroom will be on your left. (24 miles from Eureka)

Swisher Equestrian: From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west for 1 mile to Airport Rd, turn right. Follow Airport Rd 3 miles north to Tetrault Rd, turn left. Follow Tetrault Rd for 1.85 miles to Sophie Lake Rd, turn right.

Follow Sophie Lake Rd north 1 mile. Here Sophie Lake Rd swings to the left but you want to keep going straight on FS Rd 7160. Swisher Equestrian is located almost immediately down this road on the right. (6 miles from Eureka)

Swisher Lake Campground: From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west for 1 mile to Airport Rd, turn right.

Follow Airport Rd 3 miles north to Tetrault Rd, turn left. Follow Tetrault Rd for 1.85 miles to Sophie Lake Rd, turn right.

Follow Sophie Lake Rd north 1 mile. Here Sophie Lake Rd swings to the left but you want to keep going straight on FS Rd 7160. Follow Rd 7160 for .35 miles to a gated road on your right. Go through the gate and travel .35 miles to the campground. (5.5 miles from Eureka)

Tobacco Flats Day Use: From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west for 1 mile to Airport Rd, turn right. Follow Airport Rd 3 miles north to Tetrault Rd, turn left. Follow Tetrault Rd for 1.85 miles to Sophie Lake Rd, turn right.

Follow Sophie Lake Rd north 1 mile. Here Sophie Lake Rd swings to the left but you want to keep going straight on FS Rd 7160 for .5 miles to the day use site. (5 miles from Eureka)

Tobacco Plains Boat Ramp (double SST): From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west for 1 mile to Airport Rd, turn right. Follow Airport Rd 3 miles north to Tetrault Rd, turn left. Follow Tetrault Rd for 1.85 miles to Sophie Lake Rd, turn right. Follow Sophie Lake Rd for 2 miles (at 1 mile the road splits, stay left on the pavement) to the Tobacco Plains Boat Ramp sign, turn right. Travel .15 miles down to the boat ramp and the bathroom will be on the right. (8 miles from Eureka)

Tobacco River Fishing Access (2 SSTs): From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west for 3.5 miles to the fishing access sign. Turn right to drop down into the fishing access. At the bottom of the hill the road splits. There are 2 bathrooms in this site. Stay right and travel .15 miles to one bathroom. Stay left and travel .5 miles to another bathroom.

(3.5 miles from Eureka)

Water Works: From the south end of Eureka, follow Hwy 93 for 21 miles to the FS Rd 900, take a left. Follow road 900 for .5 miles. You will see an unnumbered FS Rd to your right. Follow that road .20 miles to the bathroom. (22 miles from Eureka)

Weasel Cabin: From the south end of Eureka, follow Hwy 93 for 8.5 miles to the Grave Creek Rd, take a left. Follow Grave Creek Road (Grave Creek County Rd turns into FS RD 114 at mile 3) for 14 miles to FS Rd 319, go straight here.

Follow road 319 for 4.7 miles to FS Rd 114Y, take a right. Follow 114Y Rd for .80 miles to FS RD 7000, take a right.

Follow road 700 for .15 miles to the cabin. (28 miles from Eureka)

Weasel Lake: From the south end of Eureka, follow Hwy 93 for 8.5 miles to the Grave Creek Rd, take a left. Follow Grave Creek Road (Grave Creek County Rd turns into FS RD 114 at mile 3) for 14 miles to FS Rd 319, go straight here.

Follow 319 for 2.6 miles to FS RD 7188, take a right. Follow road 7188 for 1. 5 miles to the lake. (27 miles from Eureka)

Webb Lookout: From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west for 13 miles to the Koocanusa Bridge. Cross the bridge and then take a right on the West Kootenai Rd. Travel the West Kootenai Rd for 2.75 miles to FS Rd 337, take a left. Follow road 337 for 8.5 miles to FS Rd 7179. Follow road 7179 for 3.25 miles to gated FS Rd 7179F. Go through the gate and follow road 7179F for 1 mile to the lookout. (28 miles from Eureka)

Young Creek: From the north end of Eureka, take Hwy 37 west fo r13 miles to the Koocanusa Bridge. Cross the bridge and take a right on the West Kootenai Rd. Travel the West Kootenai Rd for 12 miles. Turn right a the fire hall on to FS Rd 7176. Follow this road half a mile to Lake Koocanusa. The toilet will be on your left. (25.5 miles from Eureka).

Zone 4 - Cabinet Ranger District (Trout Creek, MT) Sub- Item Description of Services (Zone 4)

No.

of

Vaults

Size/Max Capacity (Gallons)

Miles from Trout Creek

4.1 067TBP01

BLACK PEAK TH SST 1 1000

4.2

4.2 067TBS01

BULL RIVER GUARD STATION TOILET 1 750 30

4.3 067TGP02

GEM PEAK LO TOILET 1 1000 32

4.4 067TGS01

GEM SADDLE WARMING SHELTER 1 1000 30

4.5 067TJF02

JACKPINE FLATS SST 1 1000 20.8

4.6 067TML01 1 1300 15

Item Description of Services (Zone 4)

No.

of

Vaults

Size/Max Capacity (Gallons)

Miles from Trout Creek

MINTON PEAK TOILET

4.7 067TSP02

ST PAUL LAKE SST 1 1000 33

4.8 067TSX02

SEX PEAK LO TOILET 1 1300 30.25

4.9 067TWC01

WILLOW CREEK NE VAULT TOILET T1 1 1000

18.8

4.10 067TWC02

WILLOW CREEK SW VAULT TOILET T2 1 1000

18.8

LOCATIONS and DIRECTIONS (Cabinet Ranger District)

Black Peak TH SST: In Trout Creek, turn onto Cedar Street from Highway 200 just past the gas station. Travel 0.1 mile to a “T” (Fir Street) and take a right. Travel 0.1 mile and take a left on Larch Street. Travel 0.1 mile to another “T” (Pine Street) and take a right. At 1.6 miles turn left at the “Y” on to Trout Creek Road and off the pavement. Continue for 2.1 miles turn left onto Road 214E. Travel 0.2 miles to the Black Peak Trailhead. Alternate Route: In Trout Creek turn south onto Cedar St. continue .1 miles and turn right onto Fir St. Travel .1 miles and turn left onto Larch St. Travel .2 miles and turn right onto Pine St. Travel 338 ft and turn left onto Squire Ln/Flockerzi Rd. Continue for 1.3 miles on Flockerzi Rd then turn right onto Trout Creek Rd. Travel for 2.2 miles. Turn right onto Road 214E. (4.2 miles from Trout Creek)

Bull River Guard Station Toilet: From Trout, travel west on Hwy 200 for 19 miles to Highway 56. Turn on Highway56 and travel 8.1 miles to the East Fork Bull River Road 407. Turn onto road 407 and travel to 1.3 miles to the junction of road 407 and 2701. Turn right on road 2701 and continue 1.5 miles to the Historic Guard Station. (30 miles from Trout Creek).

Gem Peak LO Toilet: In Trout Creek, turn onto Cedar Street from Highway 200 just past the gas station. Travel 0.1 mile to a “T” (Fir Street) and take a right. Travel 0.1 mile and take a left on Larch Street. Travel 0.1 mile to another “T” (Pine Street) and take a right. At 6.2 miles from the Highway, the pavement will end. Keep right and travel 2.8 miles on road 2229 to Marten Creek Bay. Turn left on Marten Creek Road 151 and travel 11.0 miles. Turn right on the North Branch Marten Creek Road 2213, keep left, and travel 5.5 miles to Gem Saddle at the junction of road 2213 and Pilgrim Creek Road 149. Turn right on Gem Peak Road 2205 and travel 2.0 miles to Gem Peak Lookout and toilet. (22 +x miles from Trout Creek). Alternate route: From Trout Creek travel 15 miles to the Noxon turn. Drive 2 miles through Noxon and turn left on Pilgrim Creek Road 149. Travel 13 miles on road 149 to Gem Saddle. Turn right on Gem Peak Road 2205 and travel 2.0 miles to Gem Peak Lookout and toilet. (32 miles from Trout Creek).

Gem Saddle Warming Shelter: In Trout Creek, turn onto Cedar Street from Highway 200 just past the gas station.

Travel 0.1 mile to a “T” (Fir Street) and take a right. Travel 0.1 mile and take a left on Larch Street. Travel 0.1 mile to another “T” (Pine Street) and take a right. At 6.2 miles from the Highway, the pavement will end. Keep right and travel

2.8 miles on road 2229 to Marten Creek Bay. Turn left on Marten Creek Road 151 and travel 11.0 miles. Turn right on the North Branch Marten Creek Road 2213, keep left, and travel 5.5 miles to Gem Saddle at the junction of road 2213 and Pilgrim Creek Road 149. (20+x miles from Trout Creek). Alternate route: From Trout Creek travel 15 miles to the Noxon turn. Drive 2 miles through Noxon and turn left on Pilgrim Creek Road 149. Travel 13 miles on road 149 to Gem Saddle. (30 miles from Trout Creek).

Jackpine Flats SST: From Trout Creek, travel 10.7 miles east on Highway 200 to Big Beaver Creek Road 152 at milepost 40.2 and turn right. From the highway, keep right at the first junction at 0.7 mile and continue for 3.2 miles to the next junction. Keep left and travel 1.5 miles to another junction. Keep right and travel 4.5 miles and turn right onto Jackpine Flats Road 152G and travel 0.2 miles on a rough, narrow road. (20.8 miles from Trout Creek).

Minton Peak Toilet: In Trout Creek, turn onto Cedar Street from Highway 200 just past the gas station. Travel 0.1 mile to a “T” (Fir Street) and take a right. Travel 0.1 mile and take a left on Larch Street. Travel 0.1 mile to another “T” (Pine Street) and take a right. At 6.2 miles from the Highway, the pavement will end. Turn left at this point onto Minton Road #322 and follow this main road for an additional 8.2 miles. After you pass through a large brush field, turn right on road 322A and 0.6 miles later you will arrive at the Lookout. (15 miles from Trout Creek).

ST Paul Lake SST: From Trout, travel west on Hwy 200 for 19 miles to Highway 56. Turn on Highway 56 and travel

8.1 miles to the East Fork Bull River Road 407. Turn onto road 407 and travel to 1.3 miles to the junction of road 407 and 2701. Turn left and continue for 4.4 miles to the ST Paul Trailhead turn and go 0.2 mile to the toilet. (33 miles from Trout Creek)

Sex Peak LO Toilet: From Trout Creek, travel 10.7 miles east on Highway 200 to Big Beaver Creek Road 152 at milepost 40.2 and turn right. From the highway, keep right at the first junction at 0.7 mile and continue for 3.2 miles to the next junction. Keep left and travel 1.5 miles to another junction. Keep right and travel 5.9 miles and turn right onto road 2222. Travel 4.5 miles to a confluence with three roads. Stay in the middle road (2222) and travel 3.5 miles to the junction with the Sex Peak lookout access road, and travel 03 miles to the lookout. (30.25 miles from Trout Creek).

Willow Creek NE Vault Toilet T1: From Trout Creek, travel west 1.5 miles to the Blue Slide Road turn just after the bridge. Keep right just after the turn. Travel 4.1 miles to the Vermilion River Road and Blue Slide Road junction. Follow road Vermillion River Road for 13.1 miles to a three-way junction. Take the center road FSR 376 for 0.1 mile and turn right into the camping loop. (18.8 miles from Trout Creek).

Willow Creek SW Vault Toilet T2: From Trout Creek, travel west 1.5 miles to the Blue Slide Road turn just after the bridge. Keep right just after the turn. Travel 4.1 miles to the Vermilion River Road and Blue Slide Road junction. Follow road Vermillion River Road for 13.1 miles to a three-way junction. Take the center road FSR 376 for 0.1 mile and turn left into the camping loop. (18.8 miles from Trout Creek).

1. Offerors may submit prices for each Zone they wish to be considered for award.

2. For each Zone, the Offeror must submit prices for all items within that area, base plus all contract periods (e.g. CY 2023 thru CY 2027) to be considered for award.

3. Offerors may qualify their offer to limit the area of consideration for which they will be considered.

More than one award may be made as a result of this solicitation. Contractors may submit quotes on one or all Ranger Districts/Zones if they choose but are not required to submit on every Ranger District/Zone to receive an award. The contractor is required to fill out pricing for each year on the districts of their choosing. An award will be made for a Ranger District/Zone (can be multiple) to the responsible quoter whose quote is determined to be the best value to the Government.

An offeror desiring to qualify their offer shall complete the following:

My Offer is limited to the following Zone(s):

____ Zone 1 - Libby Ranger District (Libby, MT)

____ Zone 2 - Three Rivers Ranger District (Troy, MT)

____ Zone 3 – Rexford and Fortine Ranger Districts (Eureka, MT)

____ Zone 4 - Cabinet Ranger District (Trout Creek, MT)

AUTHORIZED ORDERING OFFICIALS.

The following individuals are authorized to place orders under this contract:

Will be determined before award is made.

DESCRIPTION OF REQUIREMENT.

Vendor shall furnish, on a call-when-needed basis, vault toilet pumping services. The number of gallons to be pumped from each vault will vary as stated within the schedule items. The government may require that sites in close proximity to each other be pumped or partially pumped to make a full load and shall be prorated.

Pumping service includes all equipment, supervision, transportation, labor, operating supplies and incidentals necessary to pump, wash down, cleanup, disinfect and dispose of all waste products removed from toilet vaults, sewage holding tanks and septic tanks, in accordance with the following contract specifications and in accordance with County, State and Federal regulations. Operation of toilet pumping equipment shall be in a safe and sanitary manner to ensure the safety of the government facility for public access and use. Work shall be done in a manner that does not damage toilet locations government property or vegetation.

Disposal of waste shall meet all sanitation and health laws, ordinances, or regulations by any municipal, county, state, or Federal authority to govern collection and disposal of human waste shall be recognized and observed while performing the services. Disposal is not allowed on any Forest Service Lands. All fees imposed for sewage disposal under this contract are the responsibility of the contractor.

A copy of Recreation Management Tech Tips, Publication Number 2300, published by USDA Forest Service Department of Technology and Development Program, dated 2004, is attached for specifications.

Refer to the following specifications in Tech Tips C. 1-4, 1-5, 1-6 and C. 2-1, 2-2, 2-3, 2-4, 2-5, 2-6, 2-7

The number of days and exact dates on which services will be required is not pre-determined. Vault toilets are located at various locations on the Kootenai National Forest including campgrounds, trailheads, and recreation rentals. See above lists for locations, and drive time from major cities/towns.

Sunday, or Holidays unless mutually agreed upon by the COR and contractor.

CONTRACTOR FURNISHED EQUIPMENT

The Vendor shall furnish all toilet pumping equipment, tank truck (a truck that can reverse the suction process and create a pressure force to free clogged lines and break up heavy solids), tools, and other equipment and supplies necessary to perform work in accordance with these specifications. The tank capacity shall be no less than 1,500 gallons. A four-inch minimum suction hose and attachment couplings shall be utilized to accomplish all pumping requirements. Contractor shall furnish a minimum 30 ft. long suction hose to access vaults and tanks.

Suggested tools include: Two six-foot-long clam rakes with six-inch-long tines (tines shall be dulled or rounded on the ends to prevent injuring the pumper or his/her helpers and from puncturing vault liners), a long handled grabber, plastic bags to haul away of the miscellaneous debris and brushes designed for cleaning up any spilled waste.

Sufficient water shall be carried to wash the side and end walls of the vault after pumping. It may be necessary to dilute solidified waste in the bottom of the flat-bottomed vault and to wash the last portion of waste down a sloped bottomed vault. Typically, 150-300 gallons total tank capacity is required for a single trip with multiple toilets.

All disinfecting solutions shall be approved by the COR.

CONTRACTOR FURNISHED DRIVER/OPERATORS - KEY PERSONNEL

The Contractor shall provide Driver/Operators with the following experience:

(a) Experienced and licensed, driving and operating equipment in a safe and practical manner while working in small areas (e.g. campgrounds or driving on winding, gravelled mountain roads.

(b) Experience driving, hauling and operating the equipment to meet work methods and standards for the of servicing vault or portable toilets.

(c) The Equipment Operator(s) and/or Contractor’s Representative must be able to speak fluent English and understand the written English language.

(d) Operator shall have experience servicing/pumping vault toilets.

GOVERNMENT - AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL

Contracting Officer (CO). The CO is the contract authority to enter into, administer, and/or terminate contracts and make related determinations and findings on behalf of the Government. Only the CO has the authority regarding time, money, or changes to the contract. The term includes certain authorized representatives of the contracting officer (i.e.

COR and GTM) acting within the limits of their authority as delegated by the CO.

Contracting Officer Representative (COR). The COR is the Contracting Officer’s (CO) representative on-site who will ensure that the Government’s technical objectives are met. To this end, the COR will provide necessary information, direction, coordination, monitor, and recommend the necessary actions to the CO within the contractual work description.

The COR is NOT authorized or empowered on behalf of the Government to make any contractual commitments or to authorize any contractual changes to the terms and conditions regarding money, time, and/or scope of the contract. Any changes that the Contractor deems may affect contract price, terms, or conditions shall be referred to the CO for action.

Government Technical Monitor (GTM). The GTM is the designated representative to ensure technical objectives are met and asset the COR and Contracting Officer (CO) as an inspector to monitor Contractor performance. The GTM is NOT authorized or empowered on behalf of the Government to make any contractual commitments or to authorize any contractual changes to the terms and conditions regarding money, time, and/or scope of the contract. Any changes that the Contractor deems may affect contract price, terms, or conditions shall be referred to the CO for action.

GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY

Government Furnished Property includes Forest Service Keys. The Government will provide a Forest Service Key to the contractor for use in the performance of this contract. Keys shall be returned to the COR prior to the end of the contract.

BIOBASED PRODUCT UTILIZATION

The Contractor must comply with the Agricultural Act of 2014; the Food, Conservation and Energy Act of 2008 (FCEA), 7 U.S.C. 8102; the Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002 (FSRIA), 7 U.S.C. 8102; the Federal Acquisition Regulation; Executive Order (EO) 13514, “Federal Leadership in Environmental, Energy and Economic Performance,” dated October 5, 2009; EO 13423, “Strengthening Federal Environmental, Energy, and Transportation Management,” dated January 24, 2007; and Presidential Memorandum, “Driving Innovation and Creating Jobs in Rural America through Biobased and Sustainable Product Procurement,” dated February 2012, to provide biobased products.

The Contractor shall utilize products and material made from biobased materials to the maximum extent possible without jeopardizing the intended end use or detracting from the overall quality delivered to the end user. All supplies and materials shall be of a type and quality that conform to applicable Federal specifications and standards. All supplies and materials to be used in the performance of work described herein are subject to the approval of the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR).

Biobased products that are designated for preferred procurement under USDA’s Biopreferred Program must meet the required minimum biobased content as stated in the USDA Final Rule available at www.biopreferred.gov. The Contractor should provide data for their biobased products such as biobased content and source of biobased material.

In addition to the biobased products designated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture in the Biopreferred Program, the Contractor is encouraged to use other commercially available biobased products.

Additionally, the awarded Contractor on each anniversary date of the contract shall compile a complete list of biobased products, including the information above, purchased to carry out the contract requirements. The Contractor shall list volume to be used and total cost for each individual product. This information will be used for reporting purposes (FAR Clause 52.223-2).

DEFINITIONS:

Sewage: liquid, semi-liquid, and solid waste matter.

Debris: all other refuse found in vault toilets, to include but not limited to items such as cans, bottles, rocks, sticks, logs, clothing, plastic bags and containers, metal products, pinecones, waste food products, cardboard, paper products, diapers, sanitary napkins, miscellaneous trash, etc.

Disinfectant: Two cups of household liquid bleach to one-gallon clean water, or other preapproved disinfectant. Biobased products may be used.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Pumping Procedures

Vault toilets with exterior manhole:

Vault toilets with exterior manholes shall be pumped from the manhole. After removing the manhole cover, use the clam rake or long handle grabber to remove as much debris as possible before pumping waste. This procedure will help stir up the contents of the vault and break up dense concentration of waste typically located under the toilet riser.