Skilak Prelim Letter_AK FWS 1192(1).pdf
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- 69056724B000002
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This notice provides details for a federal construction project located within the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska. The project involves replacing three existing culverts with Aquatic Organism Passage culverts at identified locations along Skilak Lake Road and Upper Skilak Lake Road. Additional work includes installing smaller culverts, excavation, embankment construction, and roadway resurfacing. Prospective bidders are encouraged to view the project sites during fall as access may be limited due to snow during the winter solicitation period. Technical questions must be submitted by email to the Western Federal Lands Highway Division. Solicitation documents for project number AK FWS KNA 1192(1), named Skilak Lake Road AOP Improvements, will be available on SAM.gov during winter 2023-2024 under solicitation number 69056724B000002. Interested parties should monitor the website for release of the solicitation.
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Western Federal Lands Highway Division 610 E. Fifth Street
Vancouver, WA 98661 Phone 360-619-7700
Fax 360-619-7846
NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS
RE: AK FWS KNA 1192(1)
Skilak Lake Road AOP Improvements Project
Solicitation No. 69056724B000002
The attached preliminary plans are being furnished to aid prospective Bidders in identifying the location and type of work for this project. The project will be advertised during a period when viewing of the project may not be possible due to snow. Therefore, prospective Bidders are encouraged to view the project during fall as conditions permit.
After October 16, 2023, access will be weather dependent. Contact Steve Miller (907-260-2805) or Clifton Peterson (907-260-2832) at the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge for current road conditions. No Federal Highway Administration personnel will be available for show-me tours.
Project Location and Type of Work - All project work is located within the Kenai National
Wildlife Refuge. There are three project sites within the project area; one on Skilak Lake Road and two on Upper Skilak Lake Road.
Existing culverts are to be replaced with Aquatic Organism Passage culverts at three locations:
• Site 1 - On Skilak Lake Road where it crosses Jean Creek (60.483648°, -150.116302°) approximately 0.2 miles southwest of Skilak’s east connection to Sterling Highway.
• Site 2 - On Upper Skilak Lake Road at Lower Ohmer Creek (60.455489°, -150.310281°) approximately 0.4 miles south of Skilak Lake Road.
• Site 3 - On Upper Skilak Lake Road at an unnamed creek (60.441910°, -150.317851°) approximately 1.6 miles south of Skilak Lake Road.
Work at all three sites consists of replacement of an existing undersized culvert with an Aquatic
Organism Passage culvert (including streambed channel reconstruction), additional smaller culvert installation, excavation, embankment to raise roadway grade, and placement of roadway aggregate resurfacing.
Technical Questions – All technical questions must be submitted by email wfl.plans-spec@dot.gov .
General Questions - Contact our office at wfl.contracts@dot.gov or at 360-619-7520.
August 22, 2023 mailto:plans-spec@dot.gov mailto:plans-spec@dot.gov mailto:wfl.contracts@dot.gov
Preliminary Plans Letter
Solicitation documents - Documents will be available during the winter of 2023/2024. Please monitor the SAM site for actual date of solicitation release www.sam.gov. To receive automatic notification through SAM, you must be logged in and select the “Follow” feature. For more information, go to How do I follow items on SAM.gov?.
Thank you for your interest in this project.
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