TempHousing_Requirements w delivery qr code.docx
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- MTH Temporary Housing for CRRD fire crews located at Ripplebrook Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 1240BD24Q0001
- Issued by
- Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This document outlines requirements for temporary housing units to support fire crews located at Ripplebrook. The Forest Service requires up to 20 individuals be housed in mobile living units that connect to existing RV utility hookups. Each unit must provide at least 200 square feet of living space for two individuals, including separate beds and storage, a full kitchen and bathroom, and electrical systems for HVAC, hot water, lighting and outlets. Units must meet Oregon building codes and be movable. Laundry is preferred but not required. The related federal contract opportunity is soliciting proposals for these temporary housing units under solicitation number 1240BD24Q0001 for the Department of Agriculture Forest Service.
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Ripplebrook Temporary Housing Requirements
1. Total Requirements
a. Provide total space for up to 20 individuals
b. Connect to existing RV utility hookups for water, electrical, and sewer.
i. Must Not require gas/propane
c. Must fit the available spaces at TLJC. A maximum of 7 existing RV pad spaces.
1. All sites could site a 40’ trailer; some could fit a 53’ trailer.
d. Must be mobile, non-permanent structure.
2. Individual Unit Requirements
a. Living space for two individuals, with sufficient personal space for each person.
i. Minimum of 200 square feet of usable space.
ii. Sleeping space to accommodate at least two, separate individual twin-sized beds.
iii. Personal storage space for each individual; could be a closet or locker space sufficient to hold work clothes and off-duty civilian clothes and personal items.
b. Plumbing to support:
i. Full kitchen: sink, cook top, oven, refrigerator/freezer, microwave.
ii. Full bathroom: shower, toilet, sink, and toiletries storage.
c. Access doors and windows must have key locks.
d. Electrical system to support:
i. Independent HVAC system.
ii. Independent water heater.
iii. Interior lighting and electrical outlets in each bedroom, Kitchen, and bathroom.
iv. Exterior security lighting by access points (doors).
e. Construction, insulation, electrical, plumbing, and sewage components must meet Oregon Building Codes for occupied structures.
3. Optional Individual Requirements
a. In-unit Laundry preferred, not required.
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