Picnic Point Campground_Special Provisions_220222.docx

Special Provisions

Section 633 – Permanent Traffic Control

Add the following paragraph to Subsection 633.05:

633.05 Sign Panels.

Sign panels shall be provided by one of the following pre-approved Forest Service vendors:

P&M Signs, Inc http://www.pmsignsinc.com 200 E. Broadway, Mountainair, NM 87036 505-847-2850 Fax 844-278-5445 Road signs (Al & plywood), Routed signs (oak, cedar & MDO plywood) and recycled plastic, Pink Rollup and hard side

Wood Products Signs http://www.woodproductsigns.com 4890 County Road 76, Parlin, CO 81239 970-641-1675 Fax 970-641-8107 Road signs (Al & plywood), Routed signs (oak, cedar & MDO plywood) and recycled plastic

Rockart, Inc. Signs & Markers http://www.rockartsigns.com 3006 N Maple St, Mesa, AZ 85215 480-854-3400 Fax 480-832-6390 Flexible markers, decals, recreation symbols, snow poles

Stonehouse Signs, Inc http://www.stonehousesigns.com 521 N. Great Southwest Pkwy. Arlington, TX 76011 1-817-640-0992 Fax 1-817-633-3131 Industrial Safety, Traffic/Parking and Facility Signs

DICKE Safety Products http://www.dicketool.com 1845 Anunsen Street NE, Salem, Oregon 97303 1-800-333-5641 Fax 503-364-0340 All signs, vests, flagging sets Pink Rollup vinyl signs w/portable stands

Zumar http://www.zumartraffic.com/ 7833 N. 106th Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85307 623 -931-7446 Fax 623-877-7446 Traffic signs, sign hardware, letters & numbers, recreation symbols

Safe-T-Lite https://www.facebook.com/safetlite 1051 N Emerald Ave, Modesto, Cal 95351 209-522-8913 Fax 209-522-6935 All signs

Carsonite Composites, LLC http://www.carsonite.com 19845 U.S. Highway 76 Newberry, South Carolina 29108 803-321-1185 Fax 803-276-8940 Flexible fiberglass sign, direct print, and decals, reflective sheeting, sign installation tools

Newman Traffic Signs https://www.newmansigns.com/ 1606 6th Ave SW, Jamestown, ND 58401 1-800-337-9770 Fax 701-952-2405 Metal traffic signs, U channel posts, construction signs

67001 – Boat Launch

Description

670.01 This work consists of furnishing and installing a boat launch, all associated approach roadway, landscaping, and permits to complete the item.

General

670.02 Construction Over or Adjacent to Navigable Waters.

Within 670.02, the term “governmental authority” means the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the U.S. Coast Guard, the WDNR, or other agency having jurisdiction over the navigable waters within the project limits and empowered to take the actions.

Conduct all work over, on, or adjacent to navigable waters so that free navigation of the waterways is not impeded and existing navigable depths are not impaired except as allowed by permit issued by the governmental authority. Obtain all permits before beginning construction.

Obtain all permits required. Obtain all permits and licenses, pay all charges and fees, and give all notices necessary to perform the work. The contractor shall comply with all permit requirements whether the permit is issued to the contractor, the state, or the maintaining authority.

Submit applications for U.S. Coast Guard and WDNR permits to the boating law administrator of the WDNR bureau of law enforcement. Provide one copy of each permit to the CO and post a copy at the project site before construction activities affecting navigation begin.

The governmental authority may supervise all construction and related operations as is customary for operations in navigable waters. Conform to special requirements or directions from the governmental authority.

Ascertain from the governmental authority the minimum horizontal and vertical clearance requirements for navigation during construction, and maintain those clearances during the period of construction.

If the governmental authority during progress of the work issues directions or orders affecting the contractor’s operations or order of procedure, the contractor shall promptly file with the CO a written copy of the directions or orders.

Should the contractor during the progress of the work lose, dump, throw overboard, sink, or misplace material or equipment, which in the opinion of the governmental authority may interfere with or obstruct navigation, the contractor shall promptly recover or remove the same. Give immediate notice with descriptions and locations of possible obstructions to the governmental authority. If the governmental authority requires, mark or buoy the obstructions until their removal. Should the contractor refuse, neglect, or delay compliance with the above requirements, the governmental authority may remove the obstructions. The CO may deduct the cost of this removal from payments due to the contractor, or may recover the cost under the bond deposited by the contractor.

During construction, provide temporary lights, waterway markers, other devices, or combination thereof as the governmental authority specifies and requires.

All expenses the contractor incurs to maintain navigation are incidental to the contract cost.

Material

670.03 Conform to the following Sections:

670.04 Floating Turbidity Barrier.

(a) General. Furnish barrier made of coated impervious fabric capable of containing sediment at the location placed. It must have a cable, with a 5/16 inch or larger diameter, capable of supporting the barrier at the required height above the water. It must have a self-contained ballast that weighs at least 0.7 pound per foot. The ballast may be either chain or flexible cable. Barrier ends must have grommets to lace together adjoining sections. For anchor posts use one of the following: steel fence posts, steel pipes, or steel channels.

(b) Submittals. Submit a certificate of compliance certifying that the turbidity barrier fabric conforms to the following:

(strength retained at 500 hrs of exposure) [1] Numerical values represent minimum or or maximum average roll values. Average test results from all rolls in a lot must conform the tabulated values.

Construction Requirements

670.05 Conform to the following Sections:

670.06 Floating Turbidity Barrier.

Install turbidity barriers at locations the plans show or as the CO directs.

Place barriers, before beginning adjacent construction, in a way that causes minimum disturbance of the streambed and banks. Extend the barrier into the stream banks far enough to preclude washing out or erosion around the ends. Drive posts securely into the streambed at 10-foot intervals along the line of the barrier installation. Fasten the barrier to the posts and securely anchor the barrier load lines at the barrier ends and at 10-foot intervals between the barrier ends, unless the CO directs otherwise. Provide additional anchoring if necessary to maintain the barrier location during construction operations. Install sand bags as the plans show to anchor the barrier to the streambed. The CO may require additional sand bags to ensure adequate performance. Provide and anchor both danger buoys and navigational markers as required by permit under 670.02.

Maintain the integrity of the barrier as necessary to contain erosion from adjacent construction operations. Promptly correct deficiencies. Barrier maintenance includes removing and disposing of accumulations of soil and other detrimental material.

Remove the barrier after completing the adjacent work. Delay removal until removing and disposing of accumulated soils and other suspended materials, and all suspended materials settle. Minimize disturbing the streambed and banks during removal operations.

If the CO approves, the contractor may substitute sheet pile installed as a part of their construction operation for all or part of the turbidity barrier the plans show.

Measurement

Measure Boat Launch pay item by the lump sum.

Payment

The accepted quantity will be paid at the contract price per unit of measurement for Boat Launch. Payment will be full compensation for the work prescribed in this Section.

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