RFQ_Statement_of_Work_Site_Cleanup_AML_2023.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 140FS223Q0134
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This document provides the statement of work for a solicitation to conduct site cleanup adjacent to the Caprock Mine within the Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge. The selected contractor will be required to remove debris including concrete blocks, tires, wood, and metal scraps from the specified area, with some soil moving potentially required to extract partially buried items. Aggregate and soil piles will also need regrading to match the natural landscape topography. The performance period is 60 calendar days from award notification to complete the scope of work, which includes debris removal and disposal and filling any sinkholes upon approval from the US Fish and Wildlife Service points of contact. Contractors must also provide a timeline, quality assurance surveillance plan, description of relevant work experience, and proof of insurance with their quote. An on-site project visit is recommended for interested offerors to coordinate with the technical points of contact.
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Statement of Work for Installation of Site Cleanup for Improved Safety Adjacent to the Caprock Mine, Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge
1) Scope of Work: The contractor shall provide the necessary personnel, parts, equipment, and labor to remove trash debris from the specified area. This debris includes concrete blocks, tires, wood, and metal wire/scraps. Some moving of soil may need to be accomplished for partially buried items. The contractor will work with the USFWS to identify items on the landscape that are trash debris for removal. Aggregate and soil piles located in the area, will also need to be graded to reflect the natural topography of the area.
2) Period of Performance: Begin work within 10 working days after date of receipt of Award and complete all work within 60 calendar days from receipt of such notice.
3) Special Requirements: The following minimum standards apply:
Area Cleanup:
• Debris present in the area from prior dumping will be picked up from the site and removed for appropriate disposal.
• Debris to be removed includes concrete blocks, wood, metal wire/scraps, and tires.
• Sinkholes encountered in the area will be filled in following discussion, inspection, and approval from USFWS.
General conditions:
• Contractor is responsible for obtaining utility locates prior to any ground disturbance.
• All debris resulting from this project shall be appropriately disposed of by the contractor.
• Contractor shall provide information on warranty of all products and services.
4) Technical contacts: Megan Klosterman
USFWS RMANWR
6550 Gateway RD, HQ Commerce City, CO 80022
(303) 729-2262
David Lucas
USFWS RMANWR
6550 Gateway RD, HQ Commerce City, CO 80022
(303) 729-2202
Tom Ronning
USFWS RMANWR
6550 Gateway RD, HQ Commerce City, CO 80022
(303) 729-2275
CONTRACTING POC: Renee Babineau, Contract Specialist, (404) 679-7349, Renee_Babineau@fws.gov
5) Supporting Documentation: Map and diagram of project area.
6) Evaluation factors for Solicitation: A timeline and QUASP to complete scope of work shall be submitted. A description of work experience shall be provided with a quote.
Contractor shall provide proof of liability and Worker’s Compensation insurance. On site visit is strongly suggested and will be considered. Please contact above contacts to set up a time and date for visit of the site.
Figure 1. View of the Caprock Mine from the north side of the mine, looking south.
Figure 2. Location of the Caprock Mine in the southwest portion of the Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge.
Figure 3. Proposed area for debris removal.
Figure 4. Landscape of the area.
Area for Clean-up
Figure 5. Example of debris located at the site.
Figure 6. Example of debris at the site.
Figure 7. Example of debris and piles located at the site.
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