Project Description_AK NPS DENA 10(64).pdf
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Presolicitation Notice – AK NPS DENA 10(64), Re-pave Riley Creek CG Roads
This presolicitation document outlines a federal construction project for the National Park Service involving aggregate base, paving, striping, and pavement repairs at Riley Creek Campground in Denali National Park, Alaska, approximately 125 miles southwest of Fairbanks. The project encompasses 2.02 miles of roadway improvements and has an estimated price range of $5,000,000 to $10,000,000. The tentative solicitation date is Fall 2026/Winter 2027, with a tentative fixed completion date of Fall 2027.
The scope of work includes Division 150 project requirements (construction survey and staking, contractor quality control and assurance, contractor sampling and testing, and construction schedules); Division 200 earthwork (8,000 cubic yards roadway excavation, 2,500 cubic yards subexcavation, 1,500 cubic yards select borrow, 12 boulder removals/resets, and 31,000 square yards stabilization geotextile); Division 300 aggregate and base courses (7,000 cubic yards roadway aggregate and 1,000 cubic yards recycled aggregate base); Division 400 asphalt pavements (6,000 tons asphalt concrete pavement, 20 tons tack coat, and 17,500 square yards asphalt milling); Division 600 incidental construction (10 manhole adjustments, 700 linear feet underdrain, 5 culvert cleanings, removal and reset of 107 bollards, 4 gates, 41 sign systems, and 12 trash receptacles); and miscellaneous items including rental equipment, general labor, pavement markings (12,000 linear feet plus one symbol), temporary traffic control measures, and 750 flagger hours over 120 days.
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AK NPS DENA 10(64), Re-pave Riley Creek CG Roads
Municipality of Anchorage County, AK
This work consists of: Aggregate base, paving, striping and pavement repairs of the Riley Creek
Campground in Denali National Park and Pavement repairs along the park Road.
Project Location: This project is located approximately 125 Miles SW of Fairbanks, AK.
Project Length: 2.02 Miles
Estimated Price Range: Between $5,000,000 and $10,000,000
Tentative Solicitation Date: Fall 2026/ Winter 2027
Tentative Fixed Completion Date: Fall 2027
DESCRIPTION OF WORK in US CUSTOMARY UNITS
USING FP-24 SPECS
O n e S ch ed u le
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N am e
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DIVISION 150 – Project Requirements
152 Construction Survey & Staking (yes/no) Yes
153 Contractor Quality Control and Assurance (yes/no) Yes
154 Contractor Sampling & Testing (yes/no) Yes e S ch ed
N am e
_B A
155 Schedules for Construction Contracts (construction schedules) (yes/no) Yes
157 Soil Erosion & Sediment Control (Fiber Roll) 4993 LNFT
DIVISION 200 – Earthwork
204 Roadway Excavation 8000 CUYD
204 Subexcavation 2500 CUYD
204 Select Borrow 1500 CUYD
204 Remove and reset boulder 12 Each
207 Stabilization Geotextile 31000
SQYD
DIVISION 300 – Aggregate and Base Courses
302 Roadway Agg
7000 CUYD
315 Recycled Aggregate Base
1000 CUYD
DIVISION 400 – Asphalt pavements and surface treatments
403 Asphalt Concrete Pavement 6000 TONS
412 Tack Coat 20 Tons
413 Asphalt Milling 17500
SQYD
DIVISION 600 – Incidental Construction
604 Manhole Adjustments 10 Each
605 Underdrain 700 LNFT
607 Culvert Cleaning 5 each
619 Remove and reset bollard 107 each
619 remove and reset gate 4 each e S ch ed
N am e
_B A
622 Rental Equipment Yes
623 General Labor Yes
633 Remove and Reset Sign system 41 each
634 Pavement markings 12000 LNFT + 1 symbol
635 Temporary Traffic control, barricade 10 each
634 Temporary Traffic control, Tubular Marker 50 each
634 Temporary Traffic control, Construction Signs 400 SQFT
634 Temporary Traffic control, Flagger 750 HR
635 Temporary Traffic control, TCS 120 Days
646 Remove and reset Trash Receptacle 12 each
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