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Scope of Work

Remove/Replace/Install Doors

Dorst Creek Campground & Lodgepole Campground

Sequoia National Park

Introduction/Background/Objectives

Sequoia National Park, located in Tulare County, California has a requirement for removing old doors and replacing with new doors in campground comfort stations at the Dorst Creek

Campground. There is also the requirement for the adaptation of the current historic doors on comfort stations in the Lodgepole Campground, so that they can retain their historic value and architectural features but prevent wildlife from entering the comfort station(s). The doors at the

Lodgepole Campground must be adapted to swing to the outside of the buildings and latch firmly and properly. Dorst Creek Campground and Lodgepole Campground are two separate campground areas in the Giant Forest District of Sequoia National Park. The potential contractor shall perform the work described above at each of the campground locations and supply all materials, tools, labor, and equipment.

The existing doors to both Lodgepole and Dorst campgrounds are unable to latch closed, thus resulting in the ability for wildlife, primarily bears, to push open the doors and enter the comfort stations looking for food rewards in open trash cans. All doors, hinges, and door hardware shall be removed and replaced with solid core, latching doors at the Dorst Creek Campground and the new doors must swing to the outside. The total number of doors to be removed and replaced in the Dorst Creek Campground is 26.

The existing doors on the historic comfort stations in the Lodgepole Campground must be adapted to swing to the outside. There are14 doors that need to be adapted to swing to the outside of the building(s) in the Lodgepole Campground.

All doors, hinges and hardware shall be supplied by the contractor. Lock sets shall be re-used from old doors but replaced in-kind if necessary.

Specifications

• All new doors must be solid core

• All doors must swing to outside of building

• All doors must be self-closing and latch correctly

• Locksets shall be re-used from old doors, but replaced in-kind if necessary

• All doors must match exactly the existing doors in color

• All doors must be the correct size to fit the existing door opening

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• Contractor shall be responsible for removal of old doors and hardware, and incidental/or necessary repair of door jamb(s), and installation of new doors and hardware in the Dorst

Creek Campground

• Contractor shall be responsible for adapting the historic doors to swing to the outside of the building(s), and latch and close properly in the Lodgepole Campground. Contractor is responsible for performing any necessary repairs and supplying all materials, tools, hardware, labor and equipment for the adaptation of the historic doors at the Lodgepole

Campground.

Quantities

Dorst Creek Campground: Twenty-six (26) solid core doors and necessary hardware.

Lodgepole Campground: Fourteen (14) doors for adaptation and necessary hardware.

Location

The Lodgepole Campground is located on the Generals Highway in the Lodgepole area of

Sequoia National Park. It is approximately a one-hour drive from the park headquarters in Ash

Mountain to the Lodgepole Campground on the Generals HWY within the park.

The Dorst Creek Campground is located off the Generals HWY within the park and is approximately a 30-minute drive from Lodgepole to Dorst Creek Campground. Dorst Creek

Campground is Northbound on the Generals HWY from Lodgepole.

Description of Site Conditions

LODGING: No lodging will be provided by the National Park Service. Lodging may be available, provided by the contractor at the Wuksachi Lodge in Sequoia National Park.

HOURS: All work shall be accomplished Monday through Friday from 0700 to 1730. Work outside of these hours or on Federal Holidays must be approved by the Contracting Officer.

UTILITIES: The contractor may use existing electricity and water at no charge where available.

The contractor may use the existing restroom provided they maintain it in a sanitary condition acceptable to the Contracting Officers Representative. There is no fuel available at the project site.

EXISTING CONDITIONS: Dorst Creek Comfort Stations are built in the Mission 66 style and the Lodgepole Campground Comfort Stations are built in the historic style of the late 1930’s

The contractor shall submit manufacturer’s data on the proposed materials no later than two weeks prior to scheduled installation. The National Park Service will review the submittals within approximately seven (7) business days of submittal. Contractor shall provide the

Contracting Officer with all warranty documentation.

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