South Cottonwood Creek Bridge 344-3.04 Replacement Site Visit Map.pdf

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UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE, ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION 2, ROAD AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES MATOC
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This document is a Site Visit Map for the PSICC South Cottonwood Creek Bridge #344-3.04 Replacement project, which is a seed project under a larger United States Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Region 2, Road and Bridge Construction Services Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC).

The document provides the location, date, and driving directions for a site visit on Thursday, October 3, 2024 at 11:00 AM for the bridge replacement project, which is located adjacent to the Cottonwood Lake Picnic Area near Buena Vista, Colorado. Prospective offerors are highly encouraged to attend this site visit or visit the site on their own. The solicitation with the project plans and specifications will be posted later this fall. Offerors will be required to submit an offer on a minimum of one of the seed projects to be considered for the MATOC. The Forest Service will also be holding site visits for two other seed projects - the White River Berry Creek Culvert Replacement on October 9, 2024 and the Washakie Roadwork project, for which a formal site visit is not planned.

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Map data ©2024 Google 1 mi

Buena Vista

Colorado 81211

1. Head west on E Main St toward Rail Rd Right of Way

2. Continue onto State Hwy 306

3. Turn left onto Co Rd 344

4. Turn left onto Co Rd 344A Destination will be on the left

Co�onwood Lake Picnic Area

Buena Vista, CO 81211

0.8 mi

6.1 mi

3.0 mi

20 ft

Drive 10.0 miles, 20 minBuena Vista, Colorado 81211 to Cottonwood Lake Picnic Area, Buena Vista, CO 81211

PSICC South Cottonwood Creek Bridge #344-3.04 Replacement Site Visit Map

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