Statement of Work.pdf
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- #3 stone for Ware Creek and Chickahominy WMAs
- Solicitation number
- 65099
- Issued by
- Charles City County, New Kent County, Virginia
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The document is a Statement of Work for the provision of 200 tons of #3 crushed stone to each of two Virginia Wildlife Management Areas: Ware Creek WMA and Chickahominy WMA. The stone is to be delivered and stockpiled on-site, with no tailgate spreading required. The contract allows for up to a 5-ton or 20% overdelivery, which will be billed at the unit price, while any greater overdelivery will be provided at no cost. The Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR) may also accept an underdelivery of any amount, in which case the contractor will be billed for the exact amount delivered.
The related state and local contract opportunity is for the delivery of a total of 400 tons of #3 stone, split between the two WMAs located in Charles City County and New Kent County, Virginia. The contract does not provide any additional details on pricing, set-asides, incumbents, funding, or other salient information.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Special Terms and Conditions.pdf | ||
| General Terms and Conditions.pdf | ||
| DWR Agency Terms and Conditions.pdf |
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STATEMENT OF WORK
#3 stone for Ware Creek and Chickahominy WMAs
Contractor(s) shall furnish 200 tons of #3 crushed stone to each awarded delivery location listed below.
Sites will be awarded separately and may be awarded to different contractors.
200 tons of #3 stone delivered to:
Ware Creek WMA 21312 Millers Rd.
Barhamsville, VA 23011
200 tons of #3 stone delivered to:
Chickahominy Wildlife Management Area 12510 Eagles Nest Road Charles City, VA 23030
Tailgate spreading is not required; the stone should be stockpiled on site.
Overdelivery and underdelivery
DWR will accept an overdelivery of up to 5 tons or 20% of the required amount, whichever is less. The acceptable overdelivery shall be billed at the unit price of the winning bid. Contractor may for its convenience deliver a greater overage but the amount delivered in excess of the acceptable overdelivery shall be free of charge without any obligation for DWR to return it.
DWR may at its discretion accept an underdelivery of any amount to either delivery location, in which case DWR shall be billed for the exact amount actually delivered at the unit price of the winning bid.
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