Specific_Requirements.pdf
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- Carlton Wellfield Improvements- 16 Wells
- Solicitation number
- 262906RM
- Issued by
- Sarasota County, Siesta Key CDP, Florida
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This document contains specific requirements for well rehabilitation services as part of the Carlton Wellfield Improvements project in Florida, which involves 16 production wells operated by the County. The scope of work encompasses comprehensive rehabilitation services for these wells, with the County awarding a Major Construction Contract for the duration of the project. Bidders must review the solicitation documents and attachments for minimum qualifications, detailed specifications, and insurance requirements necessary to perform the well rehabilitation work.
The file establishes technical and operational standards that contractors must meet to qualify for this project. Specific requirements address the rehabilitation procedures, equipment specifications, water quality standards, safety protocols, and performance criteria for the well rehabilitation services. Contractors must demonstrate experience and capability in similar well rehabilitation projects and maintain appropriate insurance coverage as outlined in the solicitation documents. Pricing should be structured according to the bid form provided in the solicitation package, with all costs for labor, materials, equipment, and incidental work included in the contractor's proposal.
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CARLTON
RESERVE SITE
SPECIFIC
REQUIREMENTS
Carlton Reserve Site Specific Requirements
1. Access to the Reserve may be gated at times. A Communication Plan that coordinates access and notifications to Reserve staff of on-site time will be required prior to mobilization.
2. A fire protection/suppression/mitigation plan shall be required prior to mobilization due to the presence of dry brush/grass throughout the Reserve and especially in the well sites.
3. Excessive disturbance of vegetation shall not be allowed, and no plants shall be removed from the Reserve.
4. NO hunting, fishing, trapping or purposeful interaction with any wildlife will be tolerated.
Violation of this restriction may result in contract termination, appropriate disciplinary actions, and monetary penalties.
5. Only potable water is to be used for makeup for drilling mud and cement. All necessary water will need to be brought to the sites. No claims for time or additional costs due to delay in construction resulting from lack of water may be made.
6. Drilling mud, well cuttings, cement, turbid water from well development, or any other fluids besides clean potable water and clear water produced from the developed wells shall be contained and shall not be discharged onto the ground.
7. Personnel will be escorted into and out of the Reserve until a sufficient level of familiarity with the area is obtained and when any changes in personnel occur.
8. All equipment or materials left at any of the sites overnight will need to be left in a neat and orderly manner.
a. The following equipment may stay on site for all or part of the duration of the work:
i. Drill rig
ii. Drilling mud
iii. Cement
iv. Well casing
v. Support truck/trailer with drill rods
vi. Loader/backhoe to move drill rods and casing
vii. Pumps and hoses
b. All fluids used during the work (mud, cement, water) will need to be properly contained.
c. Any discharges of fluids must be removed before leaving the site each day.
9. Fuel spills of any amount must be reported to the County Project Manager. Submittal of a spill response plan will be required prior to mobilization.
10.Nightwork will not be authorized.
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