Richland List.xlsx

This is a roads list and production requirements document for traditional mowing services in Richland County, South Carolina. The document outlines comprehensive mowing specifications across Interstate, Primary, and Secondary routes, detailing routine mowing, guardrail mowing, ditch mowing, and bridge vegetation mowing activities. The service scope encompasses 3,807.26 total routine acres across multiple road classifications, with cycle times ranging from 15 days for Interstate routes to 25 days for Primary routes and 25-30 days for Secondary routes. Interstate routes include I-20, I-26, I-77, I-126, and I-277, while Primary routes consist of various US and SC highways including US-1, US-21, US-76, US-176, US-321, US-601, and numerous SC routes. Secondary routes are predominantly S-40 and S-32 designations spanning extensive mileage throughout the county. The minimum daily production requirement is set at 50 acres, with a minimum equipment requirement of tractors each having a minimum PTO output of 75 horsepower.

The document specifies quantities for all mowing activities, including 1,337.59 acres of routine mowing on Interstate routes (6 cycles annually), 421,662.50 linear feet of guardrail mowing on Interstate routes (6 cycles), and 914.10 acres of Primary route routine mowing (6 cycles). Secondary route mowing totals 1,555.57 acres (4 cycles annually) with 93,075.89 linear feet of guardrail mowing. The detailed roads list provides specific mile point locations, centerline mileage, and typical acreage calculations for each individual route segment, enabling contractors to accurately assess scope and resource allocation requirements across the Richland County road network.