1188_FORT_G-A_RECOVERY_RANGE_Rev1_PLANS_signed.pdf

This file is a set of signed construction plans for the Fort Lee Vehicle Recovery Range project. The document contains detailed architectural and engineering drawings for the construction of 24 concrete turning pads at Fort Lee, along with associated site drainage improvements and road alignment and repair work. The plans include specifications for excavation of existing roadbed, placement of concrete turning pads according to design standards, installation of storm drainage systems to ensure positive site drainage, and regrading and alignment of connecting roads to integrate seamlessly with the completed pads.

The project is structured in three distinct phases, with contractor access limited to one phase at a time and completion of each phase required before proceeding to the subsequent phase. Phases two and three are optional and will only be performed if options are exercised by the Army. During construction activities in one phase, the Army will conduct training operations in the remaining two phases. The signed plans represent the final design specifications that bidders must follow for this solicitation (W9123626BA006), issued by the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Norfolk. Contractors are required to review all site-specific details, drainage requirements, and design specifications depicted in these plans when preparing their bids and executing the work.