Scope_of_work_(SOW)_.pdf
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- SERVICE, LARGE VESSEL MOORING SYSTEM Federal contract opportunity
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- 140P5424Q0001
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This document outlines the scope of work for replacing mooring systems at Virgin Islands National Park and Virgin Islands Coral Reef National Monument. The contractor will remove and replace all components of 14 custom embedment anchor systems, including the shackle, helical solid square shaft, and pennant. The contractor must provide boats, SCUBA divers, equipment, materials, and carry out the work in accordance with commercial dive standards. GPS coordinates and depths are provided for each mooring location. Removed components will be delivered to the park to determine salvageability. Unsalvageable components must be disposed of properly. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number 140P5424Q0001 for marine mooring system service issued by the Department of the Interior National Park Service Southeast Region.
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| Sol_140P5424Q0001_Amd_0001.pdf | ||
| VIIS_Solicitation_140P5424Q0001_Questions_and_Responses_11-8-2023_0001.pdf | ||
| WD_Service_Contract_Act_2015-5715_Rev_18_gov.pdf | ||
| Sol_140P5424Q0001.pdf |
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Scope of work The Virgin Islands National Park and Virgin Islands Coral Reef National Monument (VIIS / VICR) are in the United States Virgin Islands (USVI) (Figure 1). VIIS comprises ~59% of the island of St. John with 7,259 acres of terrestrial and shoreline habitat and 5,650 acres of adjacent submerged lands with 40% of the park being marine habitat. VIIS was established by Congress on August 2, 1956. VICR was established on January 17, 2001, by Presidential Proclamation. VICR comprises 12,708 acres of submerged lands and associated marine resources around the island. There are typically over 400,000 visitors annually. Protection of the marine resources requires the maintenance of multiple buoys around the park.
Figure 1. Boundaries of Virgin Islands National Park and Virgin Islands Coral Reef National Monument.
Project Purpose and Need:
Virgin Islands National Park and Virgin Islands Coral Reef National Monument have 14 mooring systems.
These moorings are used to protect marine structure, habitat, and marine life, which is consistent with the park enabling legislation. The ability to maintain all park moorings are beyond the capabilities of the current VIIS / VICR staff. The Park will require additional resources to ensure the moorings are safely maintained for park visitors use and resource protection.
Task Description:
The contractor shall remove and replace all the components of the custom embedment anchor system from the shackle at the Helmken terminal head of the helical solid square shaft on the seafloor to the pennant on the surface within kind components (see appendix A) or upgraded components. The contractor will provide boat, SCUBA divers, equipment, materials and supplies to conduct this work in accordance with OSHA commercial dive standards. The Park will provide GPS coordinates and depths for each mooring (see appendix B). The contractor will deliver the removed Johnson’s Mooring Beam and Johnson’s Mooring Beam Yoke to the park to determine if the components are salvageable. If the component is salvageable the NPS will retain the component. However, if the component is not salvageable the contractor is responsible for disposing the components in accordance with state and federal law.
Appendix A
Appendix B
AREA BUOY ID BUOY TYPE EASTING NORTHING DEPTH (feet) Honeymoon Bay BB01 Big Boat 310442.9559 2028976.23 45 Honeymoon Bay BB02 Big Boat 310220.4938 2028749.655 56 Honeymoon Bay BB03 Big Boat 310147.8286 2028706.094 43 Honeymoon Bay BB04 Big Boat 310579.71 2029087.42 56 Hawksnest Bay BB05 Big Boat 311863.6279 2029943.766 52 Francis Bay BB06 Big Boat 315384.718 2031090.102 43 Francis Bay BB07 Big Boat 315154.2126 2031382.203 41 Francis Bay BB08 Big Boat 315417.3383 2031267.136 44 Francis Bay BB09 Big Boat 315155.224 2031487.35 50 Leinster Bay BB10 Big Boat 317732.6748 2031523.599 49 Leinster Bay BB11 Big Boat 317791.8431 2031447.399 70 Princess BB12 Big Boat 320912.84 2030084.24 40 Great Lameshur BB13 Big Boat 317886.4346 2025808.673 41 Great Lameshur BB14 Big Boat 317839.8932 2025917.958 43
Work location:
Virgin Islands National Park
1300 Cruz Bay Creek
St. John, VI 00830
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