TCA Kick Off Meeting_FY26 updated with new SSP info (003).pdf

Welcome TCA Sector

TI Maintenance (TIM) Kick Off March 31, 2026

Agenda

• Welcome

• Introductions

• Procurement Brief

• POC’s

• Evaluation Criteria

• Deliverable Dates for Submittals

• RFI Request

• Technical Brief

• SOW Highlights

• Schedule

• Site visit overview:

• 3/31/2026 @ 8 AM – Kickoff Meeting / TCA Site Visit 6692 S, Memorial Pl Tucson, AZ 85756

3/31/2026 @ TBD – NGL Station site visit Dirt lot below BTS Group (31.33300, -110.969700)

• 4/1/2026 @ 8:30 – AJO Granny’s Kitchen Parking lot in Why (32.264500,-112.74070

• 4/2/2026 @ 8 AM – NCO Station site visit Dirt lot (31.33477, -109.95377) Meeting Point

Evaluation Factors and Methodology

Evaluation Factors

a. Factor Identification – This evaluation will evaluate the offerors by the proposals received in response to the TI Maintenance – TCA Sector Request for Proposals using the following factors:

• Factor 1– Experience o Down-Select

• Factor 2 – Written Proposal for Management Approach not to exceed 15 pages

• Factor 3 – Written Proposal for Technical Capabilities not to exceed 25 pages

• Factor 4 – Price

b. Order of Importance –

This procurement is based on a FFP, best value trade off evaluation. Factor 2 is more important than Factor 3, and Factor 3 is more important than Factor 1.

Factors 1-3, when combined are significantly more important than Price (Factor 4).

As the technical evaluation of proposals approaches equality, price becomes more important in making the award determination. The importance of price will increase as the difference in confidence rating for non-price factors between the Offerors decreases. If two or more proposals are determined not to have any substantial technical differences for non-price factors (i.e., are technically equivalent), award may be made to the lowest priced proposal.

Proposal submissions are page limited. If a Quoter exceeds the page limit for Factors 2 or 3, the excess pages will not be included for consideration.

Factor 1 – Experience:

(a) Method: Microsoft Teams Presentation

(b) Duration: 60-minute estimate: 45 Minutes to Brief and 15 Minutes for Questions following the briefing.

(c) Process:

(i) Each Quoter must request to schedule a Phase 1 Microsoft Teams Presentation. The presentation will evaluate Factor One- Experience. Failure to participate in Phase 1 of the procurement denies further consideration of a Quoter to proceed to Phase 2. Based on the Government’s evaluation of the Quoter’s experience, a down-select will then be issued by the Government, whereby Quoters will be advised whether they are invited to participate in Phase 2. Quoters shall not record the call. The Government may record the call.

(ii) In the presentation, the Quoter shall identify a Minimum of three (3) past contracts/orders that are most similar in size and scope to the work of this RFP. The Quoter shall also describe the following corporate experience relevant to this requirement:

(A) Offeror will describe their past performance within the past 8 years in relevant (similar in size, scope, and complexity) to the requirements contained in the RFP. The presentation should include any lessons learned, best management practices, and innovations that improved their execution of maintenance requirements.

(B) Offeror will describe their organizational structure, approach, and key personnel’s qualifications to effectively execute the requirements contained in the RFP.

(C) Offeror will describe its capability and intent to Self-Perform work based on % related to the following categories: roads and bridges (including boat ramps and floating boat slip); fences and gates (including concertina wire), vegetation control, debris removal (including Carrizo Cane and Hyacinth/Hydrilla), border lighting and electrical, drainage and grate systems, tunnel remediation, TI attributes including shelters, and generators.

(D) Offeror will describe quality control and safety programs, and

(E) Offeror will describe the risks the Government and Offeror will face in undertaking the requirements in the RFP and how to achieve success.

(d) The Government will allow up to 45 minutes for presentation of the above information (A-E) and any additional information the Offeror would like to include, and the Government may ask additional questions following the presentation. Any written materials (i.e. slide deck) used for briefing the government must be provided prior to oral presentation.

(e) Down-Select Notification:

(i) Based on its evaluation of Phase 1 - Factor One, the Government intends to invite the most highly rated for Factor One (based on the confidence rating system described in section I.6 Evaluation Criteria) to proceed to Phase 2.

(ii) After the Government completes evaluation of Factor One, Quoters will receive a down-select notification via e-mail from the CO. Quoters who are rated most highly for Factor One will be selected to proceed to Phase 2 of the quote submission process. (iii) For Quoters rated most highly and advised to proceed to Phase 2 of the quote submission process, the CO will include the Phase 2 submission instructions on the down-select notification, and the due date for the written portion of the Phase 2 submission. The Phase 2 written submission due date will be a minimum of two (2) weeks from the date of the down-select notification. The Government recommends that Quoters begin preparation of Phase 2 quotations only after the Phase 1 down-select notice process is complete. The notices will provide the date and time by which Quoters participating in Phase 2 must submit the Phase 2 quotation.

Down-Select

Written Proposal Evaluations Factors 2 & 3: Limited to 15 pages covering Factor 2: Management Approach and 25 pages covering Factor 3: Technical & Resource Capabilities Approach

Submittal Instructions:

• Offerors shall use Times New Roman font, with a minimum 12-point font size

• Submit a standalone document containing the Management Approach information.

• Submit a separate document containing the Technical & Resource Capabilities and the Key Personnel resumes.

• Proposal submissions are page limited. If a Quoter exceeds the page limit for Factors 2 or 3, the excess pages will not be included for consideration.

Factor 2: Management Approach (Management Approach is limited to 15 pages in length):

The Government will evaluate this factor based on following:

Self-Performance Submission Requirements: Offeror shall submit documentation describing ability to self-perform work and at what percentage. The Offeror shall state the percentage of work that will be subcontracted.

Evaluation: Offeror describes ability with percentages, to self-perform work in all six (6) work area categories – 1) fence and gates; 2) roads and bridges; 3) drainage and grate systems; 4) lighting and electrical system; and 5) vegetation control and debris removal 6) TI attributes: structures and generators. An offeror who self-performs more of the work will be viewed more favorably.

Organizational Structure

Submission Requirements: Offeror shall furnish a company organizational chart, with titles indicating roles and responsibilities in delivering TI Maintenance services under the SOW.

Evaluation: A viable organizational structure, including partnering with subcontractors, and a sound approach to working effectively with the TI Program Management Office (PMO) sector. Organization structure presented as a simple chart showing titles indicating roles and responsibilities delivering innovative TI Maintenance services and developing work plan. Provide narrative on organization structure and how offeror intends to meet the requirements of the SOW.

Work Plan Management & Execution

Submission Requirements: Offeror shall submit documentation indicating their proposed approach to managing and executing requirements on schedule and within budget, how performance issues are identified and addressed; including responding to urgent and routine requirements by work category.

Offeror’s approach should lay out a plan to manage and execute work that:

• Identifies procedures for executing urgent and routine work.

• Identifies controls to be used in directing work.

• Identifies procedures for managing changes directed to the work plan.

• Identifies work to be performed by subcontractors.

Evaluation: Offeror shall demonstrate a sound approach in the development of an effective work plan and shall demonstrate a realistic approach to planning and performing urgent and routine work requirements.

Factor 3: Technical and Resource Capabilities and Key Personnel Resumes (Limited to 25 pages for the Technical and Resource Capabilities and Key Personnel resumes should not exceed 4 pages in length, per role, inclusive of references):

The Government will evaluate this factor based on the offeror’s response to the following:

Technical and Resource Capabilities

Submission Requirements: Offeror shall demonstrate knowledge of SOW requirements and Tactical Infrastructure Design Standards (TIDS), and how the standards comply with work identified on the work plan. In addition, the Offeror shall demonstrate its ability in resource allocation and capability to support routine and urgent work requirements across the Sector’s Area of Responsibility (AOR).

Evaluation: The Government will evaluate depth and breadth of offeror’s understanding and knowledge of SOW requirements and TIDS. In addition, the degree to which the Offeror’s resources, including people, materials, equipment, and financing, provide sufficient capability and capacity to support routine and urgent work requirements by work category across a sector. The Offeror shall have an office within each sector AOR. Resources may include Agreements with specific subcontractors to leverage response capacity.

Key Personnel Qualifications (Resumes and references, not exceeding 4 pages total per key personnel role)

Submission Requirements: Offeror shall provide resumes for Key Personnel.

Evaluation: The resumes of the Key Personnel identified in the RFP, Section H, must demonstrate that they meet or exceed the requirements set out in the RFP/SOW and will be evaluated for their depth and breadth of qualifications.

Factor 4 - Price:

Separately and apart from the technical evaluation, the Government will conduct a price evaluation of the Quoter’s price quote the Government will use the information in the Quoter’s Proposed Unit Price Rate Worksheet and line-item summary for each sector to conduct the price evaluation. A price analysis will be conducted to determine fairness and reasonableness in accordance with FAR part 15 procedures.

Failure by a Quoter to comply with Pricing Worksheet Instructions requirements may result in an elimination from consideration.

The evaluation of pricing shall be as follows:

Submission Requirements: Offeror shall complete and submit a Scheduled Work Task Order/Sector cost, Program management (PMO) cost, Unit Price Rate Work Sheet, and the Line-Item summary Sheet included in RFP. The Total Price shall include the Base Period plus Option Periods.

Evaluation Methodology

Ratings for Management Approach and Technical and Resource Capabilities

(Non-Price Factors)

High Confidence: The Government has high confidence that the Offeror understands the requirement, proposes a sound approach, and will be successful in performing the contract with little or no Government intervention.

Some Confidence: The Government has some confidence that the Offeror understands the requirement, proposes a sound approach, and will be successful in performing the contract with some Government intervention.

Low Confidence: The Government has low confidence that the Offeror understands the requirement, proposes a sound approach, or will be successful in performing the contract even with Government intervention.

Ratings for Experience

High Confidence: Based on an offeror’s past performance record, extreme confidence that the offeror will successfully perform the required effort.

Some Confidence: Based on an offeror’s past performance record, little doubt exists that the offeror will successfully perform the required effort.

Low Confidence: Based on an offeror’s past performance record, extreme doubt exists that the offeror will successfully perform the required effort.

Basis for Award on Initial Responses

The Government anticipates selecting the best-suited Contractor based on initial submissions, without engaging in exchanges with Contractors. Therefore, initial submissions should contain the Contractor’s best terms from a technical and price perspective. The Government, however, reserves the right to enter into exchanges/negotiations with offerors. Once the Government determines the Offeror that is the best-suited (i.e., the apparent successful Offeror), the Government reserves the right to communicate/negotiation with only that Offeror to address any remaining issues, if necessary, and finalize a contract with that Offeror. These issues may include technical and price. If the parties cannot successfully address any remaining issues, as deemed pertinent at the sole discretion of the Government, the Government reserves the right to communicate/negotiate with the next best-suited Offeror based on the original analysis and address any remaining issues.

Award Based on Best Value

The Government anticipates establishing a single-award contract with one contractor whose quote is determined to best meet the needs of the Government after consideration of all factors-- i.e., provides the "best value." Accordingly, the Government may award the contract to other than the lowest priced Quoter or other than the Quoter with the highest Confidence rating.

RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF EVALUATION FACTORS

For this solicitation, the evaluation factors are:

Factor 1: Experience

Factor 2: Written Proposal for Management Approach

Factor 3: Written Proposal for Technical and Resource Capabilities

Factor 4: Price

Factor 2 is more important than Factor 3, and Factor 3 is more important than Factor 1. Factors 1-3, when combined are significantly more important than Price (Factor 4). The Government is more concerned with obtaining superior technical performance capability (represented by the non-cost evaluation categories) than with making an award at the lowest overall evaluated price.

Award of an FFP contract can only be made to a Quoter:

1. Whose technical presentation and pricing represents the best value; and

2. Whose proposed price is determined to be fair and reasonable.

EVALUATION CRITERIA

1. The Government will evaluate the Quoters on:

Factor 1: Experience

Factor 2: Written Proposal for Management Approach

Factor 3: Written Proposal for Technical and Resource Capabilities & Key Personnel Resumes

The Government will assess its level of confidence that the Quoter will be successful in performing the work based on the information submitted and presented for all non-price factors, utilizing the confidence level ratings: High Confidence, Some Confidence, and Low Confidence. The non-price factors are Management Approach, Technical and Resource Capabilities, and Experience (Non-Price Factors), listed above.

FACTOR 4 – Price

Separately and apart from the technical evaluation, the Government will conduct a price evaluation of the Quoter’s price quote the Government will use the information in the Quoter’s Scheduled Work Task Order/Sector cost, Program management (PMO) cost, Unit Price Rate Worksheet, and the Line-Item summary Sheet included in RFP to conduct the price evaluation. A price analysis will be conducted to determine fairness and reasonableness in accordance with FAR part 15 procedures.

Failure by a Quoter to comply with Pricing Worksheet Instructions requirements may result in an elimination from consideration.

The evaluation of pricing shall be as follows:

Submission Requirements: Offeror shall complete and submit a Scheduled Work Task Order/Sector cost, Program management (PMO) cost, Unit Price Rate Work Sheet, and the Line-Item summary Sheet included in RFP.

The Total Price shall include the Base Period plus four (4) Option Periods.

TI PM/COR

C.1.0 INTRODUCTION

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is the Nation’s primary border security agency and its largest uniformed law enforcement organization. CBP’s mission covers a very broad spectrum of issues, from the apprehension of undocumented border crossers to collection of almost $50 billion in revenue for the U.S. Treasury. With more than 60,000 employees, CBP’s charge is to keep terrorists and their weapons out of the U.S. while facilitating lawful international travel and trade.

Under the executive direction of U.S. Border Patrol (USBP), the Program Management Office Directorate (PMOD) is responsible for developing and implementing construction, and sustainment services for CBP Tactical Infrastructure (TI) assets.

CBP is acquiring contractor services to perform maintenance, repair and improvement services for TI assets in the Tucson Sector, in the following categories: roads and bridges; fence and gates (including concertina/razor wire);

vegetation control; debris removal; border lighting and electrical; drainage and grate systems; TI attributes including shelters, Air Conditioning and generators and tunnel remediation. These services will be required for CBP’s tactical infrastructure (TI) assets within the Tucson Sector in Arizona.

This contract contains a ceiling price that is not to be exceeded. The Contract Ceiling Price can be found in the Contract description page. All priced line items can be found in Schedule B of each task order.

STATEMENT OF WORK

TCA Sector TI Maintenance

Maintenance:

•Work required to preserve TI assets or equipment in such a condition that it may be effectively utilized for its designated purpose.

•Work to restore an existing asset to pre-existing condition so that it may be effectively utilized for its designated purpose.

•Work that enhances the mission and functional capabilities of an asset through an addition, expansion, or adaptation. Work effort will be confined to the existing TI footprint.

•Unscheduled (see below) work that exceeds $750,000.00 per activity will not be executed under this contract.

This is a Contract with two (2) execution tiers: 1. Scheduled Maintenance and 2. Unscheduled Maintenance.

C.2.0 ORDERING PERIOD

Twelve (12) month Base Period plus Four (4), Twelve (12) month option periods.

C.3.0 STATEMENT OF NEED

General. This contract includes all labor, supervision, tools, materials, parts, equipment, transportation, licenses, permits, certifications, and management necessary to perform Maintenance services for TI assets in the Tucson Sector. The Contractor shall furnish all the necessary services, qualified personnel, material, equipment, and facilities, not otherwise provided by the Government, as needed to perform all services delineated in, and in accordance with Contract requirements within the scope addressed in Section C.4.0. All work shall be performed by qualified, licensed and insured, properly trained and/or certified personnel.

If the contractor decides to use contractor owned equipment, the rate cannot exceed the rental rate of a local rental company.

Government will not pay for equipment down time, for contractor owned equipment.

The Contractor shall provide technical expertise to accomplish the maintenance task order services specifically, performing task order activities for maintaining the TI portfolio within the Tucson Sector in Arizona. The technical expertise provides support to skilled laborers required to perform maintenance and replacements of roads and bridges, fences and gates (including associated concertina wire), vegetation control, debris removal, border lighting and electrical, and clearing and repairing drainage and grate systems, tunnel remediation and TI attributes including but not limited to: shelters, air conditioning, generators and cameras.

The Contractor shall ensure effective performance of all services described herein and shall tender for acceptance only those items that conform to the requirements of this SOW. The Contractor shall be capable of handling multiple work activities simultaneously.

Excluded: Architectural and Engineering (AE) services are not within scope of this contract. Security cameras and associated technology, communications equipment, tower structures and other assets inside the perimeter fencing of tower locations within the TI assets portfolio are not within scope of this contract.

C.4.0 SCOPE OF SERVICES

Contractor shall provide expert technical solutions and services to maintain: (a) fence and gates (including concertina wire), (b) roads and bridges, (c) clearing and repairing drainage and grate systems, (d) border lighting and electrical,

(e) vegetation control and debris removal, (f) tunnel remediation (g) TI attributes including but not limited to shelters, air conditioning, generators and cameras.

C.4.1 Scheduled Maintenance Scheduled requirements can be planned in advance and scheduled at a designated frequency. The contract will include the Scheduled work at firm fixed prices. The Government intends to de-obligate any unused maintenance funds which may be available due to any scheduled maintenance actions which did not occur during the performance period. Any such action would be done through bilateral modification to the contract. Within the contract ceiling amount, the Government may direct the contractor to perform scheduled maintenance in excess of the quantities in the Line-Item Summary at the fixed unit prices established in Attachment 2 - Line-Item Summary Sheet as long as all work stays under the total contract NTE. Scheduled work requirements are then executed from the approved work plans. The Contractor shall notify the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) in writing no less than three days prior to the scheduled service, should rescheduling be necessary, proposing a revised schedule to successfully complete the service activity.

Note: The Service Contract Wage Determinations Act will apply to this contract.

C.4.2 Unscheduled Maintenance Unscheduled maintenance activities result from willful destruction, a natural event such as severe weather, or premature failure of the TI asset, and is further defined as a requirement that if unresolved immediately may interrupt or otherwise adversely impact security operations. Examples of unscheduled maintenance requirements include fence breaches, gate failures and blocked grates. Other examples of unscheduled maintenance include repairs following a severe weather event, border and access road washouts, electrical outages, and falling trees blocking roads due to severe winds. The Contractor shall respond immediately to urgent work requirements to support mission requirements. The Contractor shall provide a mobilization response within 30-minutes from notification by the COR. Upon COR approval of the mobilization response, the Contractor shall respond within 24-hours and work continuously without interruption to complete the service call. Within two (2) hours of arriving at the repair site, the Contractor shall notify the COR of the estimated completion time and thereafter notify the COR when the work is completed.

If work is not on Government-owned property, Government will coordinate all unscheduled maintenance or direct contractor to contact landowners to obtain authorization and approval prior to proceeding, in addition to obtaining any necessary permits/approvals/agreement to perform the work. Any such costs should be incorporated into the contractor’s proposal and will be included within the firm fixed price contract.

Note: The Davis Bacon Act and/or Service Contract Act wage determinations will apply to work performed under this contract. The COR will notify the Contractor of the applicable wage determination for each project.

Overtime approval process and 40- hour work week. Overtime hours will be in support of unscheduled maintenance only and must be approved by the COR in advance. Fence breach repairs will be performed seven (7) days a week. Contractor shall not exceed a 40-hour work week, unless approved by the COR in advance.

The following are examples of the types of maintenance services the Contactor may perform under this contract. These examples are not all inclusive or restricted in nature and do not constitute relief from exercising professional judgment in the performance of maintenance services.

TCA Sector

Tucson Sector Assets

Vegetation (Miles)

Vegetation (Acres)

Meters and Transformers

Connected Light Fixtures

Cattle Guards

Culverts and Grates

Flood Gates

Post and Rail Fence (Miles)

Normandy (Miles)

FC1

Asphaltic

Road Mileage

Statio n

1425433150.52AJO

11423.25114.37CAG

296411.657.2267.98TPS

2758579.03161.32TUS

13145221122032.6441.28NGL

1223.77SON

21320242334334.5446.95NCO

22266121884701.7150.45DGL

100FSR

64312.4567311171096159634.97.2217.92756.64Total

TCA Scheduled Work Count of

Events Qty of AssetDescription of ServiceBASE PERIOD: TCA SCHEDULED MAINT (FFP)

Routine: Perform factory recommended quarterly,semi annual and annual maintenance.

Remove all dust, dirt and debris. Lubricate all components on the gate and operator that require it and inspect for proper alignment. Check for proper operation and report any deficenciesNaco, AZ (NCO) HySecurity 50VF200 Motorized Slide Driver Maintenance

Routine: Perform factory recommended quarterly,semi annual and annual maintenance.

Remove all dust, dirt and debris. Lubricate all components on the gate and operator that require it and inspect for proper alignment. Check for proper operation and report any deficenciesNogales, AZ (NCO) HySecurity 50VF200 Motorized Slide Driver Maintenance

Routine: Perform factory recommended quarterly,semi annual and annual maintenance.

Remove all dust, dirt and debris. Lubricate all components on the gate and operator that require it and inspect for proper alignment. Check for proper operation and report any deficenciesNogales, AZ (NCO) HydraSwing Linear Swing Gate Operator

2125 feetRoutine: Remove barriers premonsoon / replace post monsoon. Includes removing sleeves and welding back in placeThree Points (TON) Vamori Wash - Normandy Vehicle Barrier

Routine: Visually inspect lighting for proper operation and alignment. Verify all disconnect lids are closed and there are no electrical safety issues. Inspect pole condition and that pole mounting hardware is in place and secure. Inspect guy wires for proper tension and augers are in good condition. Provide detailed written report and pictures of deficenciesDouglas, AZ (DGL) Lighting inspections

Routine: Visually inspect lighting for proper operation and alignment. Verify all disconnect lids are closed and there are no electrical safety issues. Inspect pole condition and that pole mounting hardware is in place and secure. Inspect guy wires for proper tension and augers are in good condition. Provide detailed written report and pictures of deficenciesNaco, AZ (NCO) Lighting Inspections

Routine: Visually inspect lighting for proper operation and alignment. Verify all disconnect lids are closed and there are no electrical safety issues. Inspect pole condition and that pole mounting hardware is in place and secure. Inspect guy wires for proper tension and augers are in good condition. Provide detailed written report and pictures of deficenciesNogales, AZ (NGL) Lighting Inspections

TCA Scheduled Work

Count of Events

Qty of AssetDescription of ServiceBASE PERIOD: TCA SCHEDULED MAINT (FFP)

442 Miles Routine: Inspect fence post and rail, post and cable and normandy style vehicle barrier for cut or broken cable, cut rail and eroded areas wher animals or vehicles could cross. Inspect washes for debris build up on fence. Provide detailed written report with supporting pictures of deficenciesCasa GrandeFence Inspection

Routine: Inspect culverts for sedimentation and debris accumulation and proper drainageCasa Grande Culvert inspections

1167Routine: Inspect for sedimentation and debris accumulation and proper drainage. Provide written report and pictures of noted work requiredDouglas, AZ (DGL) Culvert/Cattleguard/Grates

1248Routine: Inspect for sedimentation and debris accumulation and proper drainage. Provide written report and pictures of noted work requiredNaco, AZ (NCO) Culvert/Cattleguard/Grates

1143Routine: Inspect for sedimentation and debris accumulation and proper drainage. Provide written report and pictures of noted work requiredNogales, AZ (NGL) Culvert/Cattleguard/Grates

185Routine: Inspect for sedimentation and debris accumulation and proper drainage. Provide written report and pictures of noted work requiredTucson, AZ (TUS)) Culvert/Cattleguard/Grates

1410Routine: Inspect for sedimentation and debris accumulation and proper drainage. Provide written report and pictures of noted work requiredAjo, AZ (AJO) Culvert/Cattleguard/Grates

117Routine: Inspect for sedimentation and debris accumulation and proper drainage. Provide written report and pictures of noted work requiredThree Points, AZ (TPS) Culvert/Cattleguard/Grates

AJO Station (AJO) Asset Overview (32.03797-113.33051; 31.84934;-112.71681)

• Road Miles: 150.52

• Gates

• Type

• Swing Flood Gates

• Locations: 159

• Total Number: 433

• Culverts

• Type

• RCP

• CMP

• Box

• Locations: 234

• Total Number: 433

• Cattleguard: 1

AJO Gate Locations

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AJO Gate Locations (Cont)

-113.202031.9974Gates Manuel122S -113.200931.9971Gates Manuel122T -113.197831.9960Gates Manuel222U -113.197231.9959Gates Manuel122V -113.195031.9952Gates Manuel122W -113.185731.9922Gates Manuel322X -113.181031.9907Gates Manuel122Y -113.179531.9903Gates Manuel622Z -113.122831.9726Gates Manuel433A -113.117031.9710Gates Manuel433B -113.113331.9700Gates Manuel233C -113.110031.9689Gates Manuel333D -113.106131.9677Gates Manuel233E -113.104331.9672Gates Manuel433F -113.101631.9664Gates Manuel133G -113.095931.9646Gates Manuel233H -113.093231.9638Gates Manuel233I -113.090031.9629Gates Manuel133J -113.085631.9615Gates Manuel633K -113.082331.9605Gates Manuel533L -113.080931.9601Gates Manuel133M -113.074631.9581Gates Manuel233N -113.074131.9582Gates Manuel233O 113.068731.9562Gates Manuel233P -113.063131.9547Gates Manuel633Q -113.060331.9538Gates Manuel233R

InformationLatitudeLongitudeQuantityZoneGate -113.039131.9474Gates Manuel333S -113.037931.9471Gates Manuel233T -113.023331.9427Gates Manuel333U -113.015831.9404Gates Manuel233V -113.013331.9396Gates Manuel133W -113.012631.9394Gates Manuel533X -113.011931.9392Gates Manuel733Y -113.007931.9379Gates Manuel233Z -112.994531.9339Gates Manuel144A -112.971531.9269Gates Manuel244B -112.942431.9182Gates Manuel244C -112.940931.9178Gates Manuel244D -112.939631.9173Gates Manuel544E -112.937931.9169Gates Manuel244F -112.934631.9158Gates Manuel144G -112.932931.9152Gates Manuel144H -112.930431.9144Gates Manuel144I -112.928931.9139Gates Manuel144J -112.925831.9131Gates Manuel144K -112.921531.9118Gates Manuel244L -112.920431.9115Gates Manuel144M -112.918931.9110Gates Manuel544N -112.915531.9099Gates Manuel344O -112.910831.9085Gates Manuel544P -112.908731.9079Gates Manuel144Q -112.894631.9035Gates Manuel244R

AJO Gate Locations (Cont)

-112.894531.9035Gates Manuel244S -112.893331.9032Gates Manuel244T -112.890331.9023Gates Manuel244U -112.888031.9015Gates Manuel444V -112.881431.8995Gates Manuel144W -112.871331.8964Gates Manuel455A -112.870231.8961Gates Manuel455B -112.868431.8956Gates Manuel455C -112.867431.8952Gates Manuel255D -112.866331.8950Gates Manuel255E -112.862231.8937Gates Manuel155F -112.856331.8920Gates Manuel255G -112.852831.8909Gates Manuel155H -112.843331.8880Gates Manuel255I -112.834931.8854Gates Manuel355J -112.831731.8845Gate Manuel755K -112.818631.8804Gate Manuel255L -112.818331.8793Gate Manuel1155M -112.808131.8773Gate Manuel255N -112.795631.8734Gate Manuel1255O -112.788831.8714Gate Manuel855P -112.779331.8685Gates Manuel255Q -112.777631.8679Gates Manuel255R -112.775931.8675Gates Manuel255S -112.771331.8660Gates Manuel255T -112.766931.8647Gates Manuel255U -112.765031.8641Gates Manuel255V -112.758131.8621Gates Manuel255W

InformationLatitudeLongitudeQuantityZoneGate -112.755731.8612Gates Manuel455X -112.755031.8594Gates Manuel155Y -112.744131.8577Gates Manuel266A -112.742031.8571Gates Manuel266B -112.741331.8568Gates Manuel466C -112.729331.8532Gates Manuel266D -112.728631.8530Gates Manuel266E -112.724231.8516Gates Manuel666F -112.722231.8510Gates Manuel266G -112.720431.8505Gates Manuel266H -112.718831.8500Gates Manuel266I -112.714231.8485Gates Manuel266K -112.700631.8444Gates Manuel266L -112.698631.8437Gates Manuel166M -112.694831.8426Gates Manuel166N -112.691731.8416Gates Manuel166O -112.683631.8392Gates Manuel166Q -112.681731.8386Gates Manuel266R -112.679231.8378Gates Manuel266S -112.678231.8375Gates Manuel266T -112.675131.8365Gates Manuel266U -112.667731.8343Gates Manuel166V -112.655331.8305Gates Manuel266W -112.651531.8293Gates Manuel466X -112.645731.8293Gates Manuel166Y -112.638131.8252Gates Manuel366Z 112.716831.8493Gates Manuel266J

.112.6882231.8406Gates Manuel166P

AJO Culvert Locations Location Information

InformationLatitudeLongitudeQuantityAssetZone

24'' RCP 30ft -113.2605332.015994Culvert1 24'' RCP 50ft-113.2599932.015652Culvert1 24'' RCP 35ft -113.2582132.01512Culvert1 24'' RCP 35ft -113.2569132.014822Culvert1 24'' RCP 30ft -113.2562532.014632Culvert1 24'' RCP 30ft -113.2547432.014153Culvert1 24'' RCP 30ft -113.25332.013613Culvert1

2A24'' RCP 20ft -113.2485632.012193Culvert2 2B24'' RCP 30ft -113.2470332.011733Culvert2 2C36'' RCP 30ft -113.2458432.011363Culvert2

36'' RCP 30ft -113.2441232.01081Culvert2 2D36'' RCP 30ft -113.2430332.010451Culvert2 2E36'' RCP 30ft -113.2412332.009733Culvert2 2G46'' RCP 30ft -113.240132.009535Culvert2 2H24'' RCP 30ft -113.2383832.008971Culvert2

24'' RCP 30ft -113.2373332.008652Culvert2 2I24'' RCP 30ft -113.2366932.008443Culvert2

24'' RCP 30ft -113.2345132.007752Culvert2 2J48'' RCP 30ft -113.2331732.007352Culvert2

36'' RCP 30ft -113.2305432.006511Culvert2 36'' RCP 30ft -113.2300432.006341Culvert2 24'' RCP 30ft -113.2246132.00461Culvert2

2M24'' RCP 30ft -113.2215332.003631Culvert2 24'' RCP 30ft -113.214132.001331Culvert2 36'' RCP 40ft -113.2129432.000911Culvert2 24" RCP 30ft-113.2108532.000272Culvert2

Location Information

InformationLatitudeLongitudeQuantityAssetZone

2P24" RCP 30ft-113.2095531.999851Culvert2 36'' RCP 30ft -113.2076331.999251Culvert2 24" RCP 45ft-113.206431.998841Culvert2 24" RCP 45ft-113.2061331.998621Culvert2

2R24" RCP 45ft-113.2041531.998151Culvert2 2S34" RCP 30ft-113.2020231.997331Culvert2 2T60" RCP 30ft-113.2008431.997121Culvert2

WEST IBR-113.199131.996461Culvert2 60" RCP 60ft-113.1968631.995862Culvert2 60" RCP 30ft-113.1948431.995211Culvert2 36'' RCP 32ft -113.1919931.994313Culvert2 24" RCP 30ft-113.1910731.994032Culvert2 34" RCP 30ft-113.1889631.993362Culvert2 42" RCP 30ft-113.1887131.993221Culvert2

2X34" RCP 30ft-113.1856831.992321Culvert2 18" RCP 30ft-113.1836931.99173Culvert2 18" RCP 30ft-113.1827231.991351Culvert2 18" RCP 30ft-113.1811331.990925Culvert2

2Z60" RCP 30ft-113.1794831.990426Culvert2 46" RCP 30ft-113.1780831.989931Culvert2 36" RCP 30ft-113.1773431.989691Culvert2

2AB60" RCP 30ft-113.1749131.988911Culvert2 48" RCP 30ft-113.173931.988611Culvert2 18" RCP 30ft-113.1728431.988231Culvert2 42" RCP 30ft-113.1703331.987291Culvert2 28" RCP 30ft-113.1695631.987231Culvert2

AJO Culvert Locations (Cont)

Information

InformationLatitudeLongitudeQuantityAssetZone

2AE40" RCP 30ft-113.1684831.986861Culvert2 WEST IBR-113.1674931.986511Culvert2

2AF36" RCP 30ft-113.1662831.985992Culvert2 18" RCP 30ft-113.1656331.985791Culvert2 18" RCP 30ft-113.1643631.985381Culvert2 18" RCP 30ft-113.1640131.985271Culvert2 36" RCP 30ft-113.163131.984093Culvert2 36" RCP 30ft-113.1618431.984591Culvert2

2AH36" RCP 30ft-113.1616231.984521Culvert2 36" RCP 30ft-113.1566731.982931Culvert2

2AL36" RCP 30ft-113.1524831.981642Culvert2 48" RCP 30ft-113.1519631.981642Culvert2 WEST IBR-113.1509631.981251Culvert2 Exposed Culvert-113.1482831.980541Culvert2 60" RCP 30ft-113.146131.979725Culvert2 18" RCP 30ft-113.1451431.979411Culvert2 Exposed Culvert-113.1442431.979292Culvert2 18" RCP 30ft-113.1428131.978741Culvert2 60" RCP 30ft-113.1401531.977932Culvert2 24" RCP 30ft-113.1393931.977711Culvert2 24" RCP 30ft-113.1344831.97621Culvert2 24" RCP 30ft-113.131531.975331Culvert2 48" RCP 30ft-113.1312231.97541Culvert2 24" RCP 30ft-113.1294231.97471Culvert2 24" RCP 30ft-113.1282531.974351Culvert2 48" RCP 30ft-113.12543231.973482Culvert2

Location InformationInformationLatitudeLongitudeQuantityAssetZone

48" RCP 30ft-113.1242931.973151Culvert3 60" RCP 30ft-113.1213831.972262Culvert3 60" RCP 30ft-113.1193831.971671Culvert3 WEST IBR-113.1162431.970861Culvert3 WEST IBR-113.1149831.970492Culvert3 WEST IBR-113.1095931.968771Culvert3 WEST IBR-113.1065931.967861Culvert3 WEST IBR-113.1038831.967051Culvert3 32" RCP 66ft-113.1028531.966691Culvert3

3G48" RCP 30ft-113.1016631.966492Culvert3 48" RCP 30ft-113.1016631.966283Culvert3 24" RCP 30ft-113.1007531.966031Culvert3 36" RCP 30ft-113.0998231.965731Culvert3 36" RCP 30ft-113.098431.965361Culvert3 36" RCP 30ft-113.0980831.965391Culvert3 24" RCP 30ft-113.092231.963451Culvert3 18" RCP 30ft-113.0891631.962551Culvert3 WEST IBR-113.0883431.962371Culvert3 18" RCP 30ft-113.088331.96231Culvert3 18" RCP 30ft-113.087531.962061Culvert3 18" RCP 30ft-113.0867631.96181Culvert3 18" RCP 30ft-113.0850131.96131Culvert3 18" RCP 30ft-113.0834331.960972Culvert3 18" RCP 30ft-113.0816331.960281Culvert3 18" RCP 30ft-113.0791631.959531Culvert3 18" RCP 30ft-113.0785631.959351Culvert3

3N24" RCP 30ft-113.0745731.958152Culvert3 24" RCP 30ft-113.0700331.95681Culvert3 24" RCP 30ft-113.069631.956642Culvert3

Location InformationInformationLatitudeLongitudeQuantityAssetZone

3QBox Culvert 5X9-113.063131.954824Culvert3 60" RCP 30ft-113.0522931.951596Culvert3 24" RCP 30ft-113.0316231.945161Culvert3 24" RCP 30ft-113.0265731.943611Culvert3 24" RCP 30ft-113.0257631.943373Culvert3 24" RCP 30ft-113.0243231.942931Culvert3 24" RCP 30ft-113.0191231.941421Culvert3 24" RCP 30ft-113.0165231.940571Culvert3 QUITOBAQUITO SPRINGS-113.0162831.941861Culvert3

WEST IBR-113.013331.939633Culvert3 3X24" RCP 30ft-113.012531.939492Culvert3

WEST IBR-113.012531.939412Culvert3 24" RCP 30ft-113.00631.937391Culvert3 24" RCP 30ft-112.9986631.935162Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9977131.934871Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9820431.930241Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9788631.929151Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.976531.928421Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.974931.927951Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9738231.92761Culvert4 36" RCP 30ft-112.9688431.92611Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9677731.925791Culvert4 36" RCP 30ft-112.9647931.924882Culvert4 36" RCP 30ft-112.9639831.924621Culvert4 36" RCP 30ft-112.9625531.92421Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9612731.923812Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9588831.923083Culvert4

Location Information

InformationLatitudeLongitudeQuantityAssetZone

24" RCP 30ft-112.9574331.922643Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9467231.919391Culvert4

4G48" RCP 30ft-112.9345331.915692Culvert4 WEST IBR-112.9332431.915361Culvert4 36" RCP 30ft-112.928831.913973Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9258231.913042Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9229331.912171Culvert4

4L24" RCP 30ft-112.9213631.911683Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9201931.911331Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9135431.909321Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9129131.909122Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9117431.908782Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9095631.908231Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9081231.907671Culvert4

South Puerto Blanco24" CMP 30ft-112.9075531.908261Culvert4

24" RCP 30ft-112.9072831.907411Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9063431.907131Culvert4 36" CMP 30ft-112.9059231.907541Culvert4 36" RCP 30ft-112.9052631.90683Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.9012831.905581Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.899931.905171Culvert4 36" RCP 30ft-112.8992231.905112Culvert4

South Puerto Blanco36" CMP 30ft-112.899131.905391Culvert4

Location InformationInformationLatitudeLongitudeQuantityAssetZone

24" RCP 30ft-112.8970331.904321Culvert4 South Puerto Blanco18" CMP 30ft-112.8959631.904631Culvert4

24" RCP 30ft-112.8949131.903671Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.8907631.90241Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.8899431.902142Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.8852331.900711Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.8830231.900022Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.8813431.899512Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.8790231.898831Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.8778431.898463Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-12.8767431.898261Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.8759131.897871Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.8755231.897741Culvert4 24" RCP 30ft-112.8746131.897491Culvert5 24" RCP 30ft-112.8739731.89731Culvert5 24" RCP 30ft-112.8730231.897011Culvert5 24" RCP 30ft-112.8722831.89681Culvert5 18" RCP 30ft-112.8700131.896092Culvert5 18" RCP 30ft-112.8638331.894212Culvert5 18" RCP 30ft-112.8620831.893681Culvert5 24" RCP 30ft-112.8590131.892711Culvert5 24" RCP 30ft-112.8578531.892391Culvert5 24" RCP 30ft-112.8559931.891812Culvert5 42" RCP 30ft-112.8547531.891411Culvert5 WEST IBR-112.853331.891031Culvert5

5H24" RCP 30ft-112.8528331.890843Culvert5 South Puerto Blanco18" CMP 30ft-112.8493531.897872Culvert4

Location InformationInformationLatitudeLongitudeQuantityAssetZone

60" RCP 30ft-112.8316431.8843711Culvert5

18" RCP 30ft-112.8282131.88354Culvert5

42" RCP 30ft-112.8254731.88251Culvert5

5M6x5 Box Culvert-112.8185231.80514Culvert5

5N24" RCP 30ft-112.808131.877252Culvert5

36" RCP 30ft-112.8037731.8758712Culvert5

24" RCP 30ft-112.8004431.874882Culvert5

5OBox Culvert-112.7956231.8735810Culvert5

48" RCP 30ft-112.7827131.869431Culvert5

24" RCP 30ft-112.7808631.8691Culvert5

5R18" RCP 20ft-112.777531.867862Culvert5

18" RCP 20ft-112.7636631.86366Culvert5

36" RCP 30ft-112.7584831.862042Culvert5

5X18" RCP 30ft-112.7557531.86122Culvert5

18" RCP 30ft-112.7542331.860751Culvert5

18" RCP 30ft-112.7502631.859514Culvert5

18" RCP 30ft-112.74531.857911Culvert6

48" RCP 30ft-112.7410731.856594Culvert6

EAST IBR-112.7337631.85451Culvert6

18" RCP 30ft-112.7312831.853722Culvert6

6D60" RCP 30ft-112.7292531.853072Culvert6

6F24" RCP 30ft-112.7241731.851532Culvert6

6G24" RCP 30ft-112.7222331.850922Culvert6

6H24" RCP 30ft-112.7203631.850352Culvert6

32" RCP 30ft-112.7186831.849892Culvert6

32" RCP 30ft-112.7165831.84922Culvert6

32" RCP 30ft-112.7097231.847092Culvert6

AJO Culvert (Cont) /Cattleguard Locations

Information

InformationLatitudeLongitudeQuantityAssetZone

32" RCP 30ft-112.702631.84496Culvert6 6M32" RCP 30ft-112.6984731.843654Culvert6

18" RCP 30ft-112.6958531.842691Culvert6 18" RCP 30ft-112.6864731.839973Culvert6 48" RCP 30ft-112.6834931.839053Culvert6 48" RCP 30ft-112.6808231.838252Culvert6 EAST IBR-112.6768731.837071Culvert6 EAST IBR-112.6732731.835971Culvert6 EAST IBR-112.6685631.834511Culvert6 EAST IBR-112.6674731.834181Culvert6 EAST IBR-112.66558531.8335452Culvert6 60" RCP 30ft-112.6621731.832551Culvert6 36" RCP 30ft-112.6607831.83212Culvert6 48" RCP 30ft-112.6582431.831342Culvert6 36" RCP 30ft-112.6561431.830693Culvert6

6W36" RCP 30ft-112.6551931.830542Culvert6 24" RCP 30ft-112.6550231.830351Culvert6

6X48" RCP 30ft-112.6515231.829272Culvert6 24" RCP 30ft-112.6468931.827861Culvert6 24" RCP 30ft-112.6455831.827442Culvert6 48" RCP 30ft-112.6420731.826362Culvert6 32" RCP 30ft-112.6403231.825832Culvert6

Darby Wells30" RCP 30ft-112.8606932.317981Culvert49.5

Location Information

LatitudeLongitudeQuantityAssetZone

Darby, Bates and Alamo Canyon Intersection

-112.9054632.20059Cattleguard149.5

CAG Station Asset Overview (31.7832; 31.5002; 31.6272,-112.0000)

• Road Miles: 114.37

• Gates: 0

• Fence Type:

• Post and Rail: 23.25

• Culverts:

• Locations: 11

• Total Number: 14

• Cattleguard: 1

CAG Culvert/Cattleguard Locations

InformationLatitudeLongitudeQuantityAssetZone

IR 12-112.0263331.78686Cattle Guard111

InformationLatitudeLongitudeQuantityAssetZone

TBR-112.1398331.67098Culvert210

TBR-112.1357331.66972Culvert110

TNR-112.1223131.66551Culvert110

TBR-112.0195431.63330Culvert110

TBR-112.1088431.66127Culvert111

TNR-112.1050231.66009Culvert111

Old FR 2-112.0980531.74627Culvert111

Old FR 2-112.0979631.74630Culvert111

FR 12-112.0868431.75269Culvert111

Torros/Tecolote-112.0739531.71623Culvert111

Torros/Tecolote-112.0730131.71494Culvert111

FR-12-112.0705431.75940Culvert111

Torros/Tecolote-112.0574831.69949Culvert311

TPS Station Asset Overview (32.6270,-112.0000; -31.5090,-111.6189)

• Road Miles: 67.98

• Gates: 0

• Fence Type:

• Post and Rail: 11.65

• Normandy: 7.22

• Culverts:

• Types

• RCP

• CMP

• Box

• Locations: 22

• Total Number: 53

• Cattleguard: 2

TPS Culvert/Cattleguard Locations

Horse Peak-111.8396431.60518Cattle Guard113

Trading Post-111.6846231.54493Cattle Gurad114

InformationLatitudeLongitudeQuantityAssetZone

36"-111.9912531.62438Culvert212 TNR-111.99106931.624415Culvert112 HWC Box Culvert-111.9890231.62386Culvert212 CMP 36"-111.9890231.62386Culvert112 42"-111.9848331.63787Culvert112 TPS/Wrap Around-111.8728231.61483Culvert313

-111.8656331.58479Culvert113 -111.865231.5846Culvert113

White House-111.8573731.5861Culvert113 White House-111.857231.58372Culvert113 White House-111.8571631.58317Culvert113 White House-111.8570931.58238Culvert113 TPS/Wrap Around-111.8394931.59975Culvert213 TPS/E. Horse Peak on IBR-111.8160631.56919Culvert113

TNR-111.7840631.55898Culvert313 TNR-111.7825431.55854Culvert2113 TNR-111.7813431.5582Culvert513 TNR-111.7808531.55808Culvert113 TNR-111.7576731.55075Culvert114 TPS/TNR-111.7025531.53331Culvert114

-111.7000131.5326Culvert 214

TUS Station Asset Overview (31.49675, -111.58765; 31.38895,-111.25032)

• Road Miles: 161.32

• Gates

• Type:

• Swing Flood Gates

• Locations: 15

• Total Number: 51

• Culverts

• Locations: 31

• Total Number: 64

• Cattle Guard: 29

TUS Gate Locations

-111.587731.4968Gates Manual 11515A

-111.509731.4719Gates Manual 91515B

-111.506331.4708Gates Manual 21515C

-111.460831.4563Gates Manual 11717A

-111.441731.4502Gates Manual 61717B

-111.395031.4353Gates Manual 11717C

-111.382231.4312Gates Manual 51717D

-111.357931.4235Gates Manual 21818A

-111.336931.4167Gates Manual 11818C

-111.335231.4215Gates Manual 21818B

-111.333131.4156Gates Manual 11818D

-111.303431.4060Gates Manual 11818E

-111.278731.3981Gates Manual 21818F

-111.265531.3939Gates Manual 31818G

-111.250331.3890Gates Manual 141818H

TUS Culvert Locations

IBR, E. Side of the POE-111.490431.46571Culvert17 IBR, E. Side of the POE-111.469131.45901Culvert17 IBR, E. Side of the POE-111.469031.45901Culvert17 IBR, E. Side of the POE-111.450931.45323Culvert17

Louisiana Tank-111.362731.57991Culvert18

InformationLatitudeLongitudeQuantityAssetZone IBR, W. Side of POE-111.574731.49262Culvert15 IBR, W. Side of POE-111.563831.48936Culvert15 IBR, W. Side of POE-111.563831.48912Culvert15 IBR, W. Side of POE-111.561231.48841Culvert15 IBR, W. Side of POE-111.561231.48831Culvert15 IBR, W. Side of POE-111.559531.48772Culvert15 IBR, W. Side of POE-111.556731.48692Culvert15 IBR, W. Side of POE-111.556031.48672Culvert15 IBR, W. Side of POE-111.547031.48372Culvert15 IBR, W. Side of POE-111.546231.48354Culvert15 IBR, E. Side of the POE-111.538931.48121Culvert15 Aeros Rd-111.570831.58981Culvert15 Aros Ranch Rd-111.575931.58741Culvert15 Fresnal E. end-111.538431.48861Culvert15 IBR, E. Side of the POE-111.503331.46983Culvert15 Mirador Ranch Rd-111.583431.50751Culvert15 Mirador Ranch Rd-111.582731.50733Culvert15 Presumido Canyon-111.583731.51339Culvert15 Presumido Canyon-111.583631.51411Culvert15 Presumido Canyon-111.583131.51471Culvert15 Presumido Canyon-111.582931.51461Culvert15 Presumido Canyon-111.580731.51571Culvert15 Presumido Canyon-111.580531.52163Culvert15 Presumido Canyon-111.580431.52265Culvert15 Presumido Canyon/ Mirador Ranch Rd-111.586231.50881Culvert15

TUS Cattleguard Locations

InformationLatitudeLongitudeAssetQuantityZone IBR-111.5723031.49182Cattle Guard115 IBR-111.5720531.49174Cattle Guard115 Aeros Rd-111.5722931.58822Cattle Guard115 Caponara Tank-111.6053931.61219Cattle Guard115 De La Oso-111.5464831.49807Cattle Guard115 De La Oso/Mirador Ranch Rd-111.5586031.50118Cattle Guard115 Fresnal-111.5384431.48859Cattle Guard115 Fresnal-111.5091931.48730Cattle Guard115 Presimudo-111.5859331.50958Cattle Guard115 Sierra Vista Ranch Rd-111.5407132.45186Cattle Guard115 IBR-111.45013931.452881Cattle Guard117 IBR-111.4246731.44484Cattle Guard117 IBR-111.3892131.43350Cattle Guard117 Arrieta Wash-111.4505931.52314Cattle Guard117 Canoa Cemetery/BA 214-111.4505431.49708Cattle Guard117 Dump Rd-111.4197431.56276Cattle Guard117 Garcia Ranch-111.4508331.46852Cattle Guard117 IBR-111.3729031.42839Cattle Guard118 IBR-111.3505031.42117Cattle Guard118 IBR-111.3400131.41775Cattle Guard18 IBR-111.3399131.41775Cattle Guard118 IBR-111.3182431.41088Cattle Guard118 IBR-111.3050831.40665Cattle…