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SOLICITATION

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W38XDD23073976

5. DATE ISSUED

07 Feb 2023

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3. SOLICITATION NO.

W912P523R0003

Section B - Supplies or Services and Prices

PRICE SCHEDULE

Dale Hollow Price Schedule - Base Year

Item No. Description Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Base Year Base Year

SECTION C-2 - Grass Mowing and Maintenance of Landscaped Areas 0001 Administration Resource Area 20 Ea.

0002 Butler's Landing 14 Ea.

0003 Cove Creek Recreation Area 20 Ea.

0004 Dale Hollow Dam Campground 20 Ea.

0005 Dale Hollow Day Use 20 Ea.

0006 Dam Embankment 14 Ea.

0007 Dam Site & Powerhouse Compound 20 Ea.

0008 Lillydale Campground 18 Ea.

0009 Lillydale Penninsula 18 Ea.

0010 Lillydale Day Use 18 Ea.

0011 Moody's Access 14 Ea.

0012 Obey River Campground 20 Ea.

0013 Obey River Day Use 20 Ea.

0014 Obey River Launching Area and Parking Lot 20 Ea.

0015 Overlook & S.E. Dam 20 Ea.

0016 Pleasant Grove Day Use 20 Ea.

0017 Radio Tower Area 14 Ea.

0018 Transient Quarters 20 Ea.

0019 Willow Grove Recreation Area 18 Ea.

0020 Taylor's Ford 13 Ea.

0021 Plankyard 13 Ea.

TOTAL:

SECTION C-3 - Cleaning Services - Recreational Facilities and Areas

0022 Amphitheaters 120 Ea.

0023 Camp Sites 12,000 Ea.

0024 Fish Cleaning Stations 200 Ea.

0025 Litter Removal 2,700 Ea.

0026 Picnic Shelters 800 Ea.

0027 Picnic Sites 3,500 Ea.

0028 Restrooms/Washhouses 4,000 Ea.

0029 Sanitary Dump Stations 380 Ea.

SECTION C-4 - Janitorial Services 0030 Resource Office 12 Mo.

0031 Contracting / Maintenance Compound 12 Mo.

0032 Transient Quarters 30 Ea.

0033 Power Plant 12 Mo.

TOTAL:

SECTION C-5 - Facility Repair, Maintenance, and other Non-Routine Work

Note: Item # 0033 - 0074 : Price should be based on Davis Bacon Wage Act Wage Rates

0034 Air Compressor (equiv. Joy 175)* 100 Hr.

0035 Backhoe (80-100 HP)* 300 Hr.

0036 Brush Chipper 12 ' Intake* 100 Hr.

0037 Carpenter 300 Hr.

0038 Cement Mixer [portable 1/4 yd] 100 Hr.

0039 Chain Saw (HL XL 16" equiv.)* 200 Hr.

0040 Concrete Finisher 200 Hr.

0041 Concrete/Pavement Saw 12"* 60 Hr.

0042 Crane, Truck Mounted 4 Ton Capacity* 20 Hr.

0043 Dozer (equiv. D3)* 100 Hr.

0044 Dozer (equiv. D6)* 60 Hr.

0045 Drum Roller, Vibratory (6-8 Ton)* 100 Hr.

0046 Electrician 300 Hr.

0047 Equipment Operator 40 Hr.

0048 Generator (3500 w min. portable) 100 Hr.

0049 Hoe Ram (4-6")* 40 Hr.

0050 Laborer 2,000 Hr.

0051 Mason (Rock/Brick/Block) 200 Hr.

0052 Painter 300 Hr.

0053 Pavement Sweeper with Vacuum* 20 Hr.

0054 Personnel Lift (Bucket Truck) 40' Minimum* 80 Hr.

0055 Plumber 300 Hr.

0056 Pressure Washer 3600 PSI* 100 Hr.

0057 Pump 2" Portable 50 Hr.

0058 Skid Loader (30-60 HP)* 300 Hr.

0059 Straw Blower* 40 Hr.

0060 Track Loader 20 Hr.

0061 Trackhoe (equiv. Case CX 160B, 120 hp 1/2 yd bucket* 100 Hr.

0062 Trackhoe (equiv. Case CX 50B, 41 hp) 24" bucket* 300 Hr.

0063 Tractor with attachments 60 Hr.

0064 Trailer, Equiment (12 TN) 100 Hr.

0065 Trailer, flatbed, 12 ton 100 Hr.

0066 Trailer, utility 16-20' 100 Hr.

0067 Trencher w/Rock Saw Attachment* 100 Hr.

0068 Trencher (Rockwell V120 equivalent)* 150 Hr.

0069 Truck Boom* 80 Hr.

0070 Truck Driver 60 Hr.

0071 Truck, Dump (22 TN)* 150 Hr.

0072 Truck, Light (under 1 ton)* 150 Hr.

0073 Vibrator (Compactor Plate) 24"* 60 Hr.

0074 Welder, Portable (equiv. Lincoln K1292)* 60 Hr.

Note: Item # 0075 - 0111: Price should be based on Service Contract Act Wage

0075 Emergency Work 10 Hr.

0076 Air Compressor (equiv. Joy 175)* 100 Hr.

0077 Backhoe (80-100 HP)* 150 Hr.

0078 Brush Chipper 12 ' Intake* 300 Hr.

0079 Carpenter, Maintenance 100 Hr.

0080 Cement Mixer [portable 1/4 yd] 40 Hr.

0081 Chain Saw (HL XL 16" equiv.)* 500 Hr.

0082 Concrete Finisher 40 Hr.

0083 Concrete/Pavement Saw 12"* 40 Hr.

0084 Dozer (65HP-95HP)* 100 Hr.

0085 Drum Roller, Vibratory (6-8 Ton)* 40 Hr.

0086 Electrician, Maintenance 100 Hr.

0087 General Maintenance Worker 500 Hr.

0088 Generator (3500 w min. portable) 100 Hr.

0089 Heavy Equipment/Truck Operator 100 Hr.

0090 Laborer 2,000 Hr.

0091 Mason (Rock/Brick/Block) 50 Hr.

0092 Painter, Maintenance 200 Hr.

0093 Pavement Sweeper with Vacuum* 20 Hr.

0094 Personnel Lift (Bucket Truck) 40' Minimum* 200 Hr.

0095 Plumber, Maintenance 200 Hr.

0096 Pressure Washer 3600 PSI* 100 Hr.

0097 Pump 2" Portable 40 Hr.

0098 Skid Loader (30-60 HP)* 400 Hr.

0099 Straw Blower* 40 Hr.

0100 Stump Grinder 100 Hr.

0101 Trackhoe <75HP 300 Hr.

0102 Tractor with attachments 100 Hr.

0103 Trailer, Equiment (12 TN) 100 Hr.

0104 Trailer, flatbed, 12 ton 100 Hr.

0105 Trailer, utility 16-20' 100 Hr.

0106 Trencher (Rockwell V120 equivalent)* 40 Hr.

0107 Truck Boom* 200 Hr.

0108 Truck, Dump (22 TN)* 400 Hr.

0109 Truck, Light (under 1 ton)* 400 Hr.

0110 Vibrator (Compactor Plate) 24"* 40 Hr.

0111 Welder, Portable (equiv. Lincoln K1292)* 40 Hr.

TOTAL:

SECTION C-6 - Cleaning Services at Primitive Sites 0112 Primitive Area Litter Removal and Cleaning 650 Ea.

SECTION C-7 - Herbicide Application 0113 Herbicide Application 24,000 Sy.

SECTION C-8 - Dumpster Collection Service 0114 Dumpsters 1,050 Ea.

SECTION C-9 - Marking and Painting Boundary Lines 0115 Mark and Paint Bounday Line 80 Mi.

SECTION C-10 - System Monitoring and Testing 0116 Beach Water Samples 50 Ea.

0117 Monitor No Flow/Closed Filters 12 Ea.

0118 Operate Sand Filter w/Lab Test 270 Ea.

0119 Septic Tank Pumping 40,000 Gal.

0120 Pit Toilet Pumping (Primitive Sites) 60 Ea.

TOTAL:

SECTION C-11 - Beach and Playground Maintenance 0121 Routine Beach Maintenance 100 Ea.

0122 Routine Playground Maintenance 225 Ea.

SECTION C-12 - Pavement Striping and Sealing 0123 Pavement Striping (include layout) 25,000 LF 0124 Pavement Sealing 25,000 SY

TOTAL:

SECTION C-13 - Maintenance of Navigation Aids 0125 Buoy Setting, Replacing, Relocation and Disposal (all buoys with the exception of the "Danger Dam" buoys.)

40 Ea.

0126 Buoy Setting ("Danger Dam") Replacing, Relocation and Disposal

5 Ea.

SUMMARY OF PRICE SCHEDULE FOR THE BASE YEAR

Section

C-2 Mowing C-3 Cleaning Services - Recreational Facilities and Areas C-4 Janitorial Services C-5 Facility Repair, Maintenance, and other Non-Routine Work C-6 Cleaning Services at Primitive Sites C-7 Herbicide Application C-8 Dumpster Collection C-9 Marking and Painting Boundary Lines

C-10 System Monitoring and Testing C-11 Beach and Playground Maintenance C-12 Pavement Striping and Sealing C-13 Maintenance of Navigation Aids

Dale Hollow Price Schedule – OPTION YEAR 1

OP YR 1 OP YR 1

SECTION C-2 - Grass Mowing and Maintenance of Landscaped Areas 1001 Administration Resource Area 20 Ea.

1002 Butler's Landing 14 Ea.

1003 Cove Creek Recreation Area 20 Ea.

1004 Dale Hollow Dam Campground 20 Ea.

1005 Dale Hollow Day Use 20 Ea.

1006 Dam Embankment 14 Ea.

1007 Dam Site & Powerhouse Compound 20 Ea.

1008 Lillydale Campground 18 Ea.

1009 Lillydale Penninsula 18 Ea.

1010 Lillydale Day Use 18 Ea.

1011 Moody's Access 14 Ea.

1012 Obey River Campground 20 Ea.

1013 Obey River Day Use 20 Ea.

1014 Obey River Launching Area and Parking Lot 20 Ea.

1015 Overlook & S.E. Dam 20 Ea.

1016 Pleasant Grove Day Use 20 Ea.

1017 Radio Tower Area 14 Ea.

1018 Transient Quarters 20 Ea.

1019 Willow Grove Recreation Area 18 Ea.

1020 Taylor's Ford 13 Ea.

1021 Plankyard 13 Ea.

1022 Amphitheaters 120 Ea.

1023 Camp Sites 12,000 Ea.

1024 Fish Cleaning Stations 200 Ea.

1025 Litter Removal 2,700 Ea.

1026 Picnic Shelters 800 Ea.

1027 Picnic Sites 3,500 Ea.

1028 Restrooms/Washhouses 4,000 Ea.

1029 Sanitary Dump Stations 380 Ea.

TOTAL:

SECTION C-4 - Janitorial Services 1030 Resource Office 12 Mo.

1031 Contracting / Maintenance Compound 12 Mo.

1032 Transient Quarters 30 Ea.

1033 Power Plant 12 Mo.

TOTAL:

Note: Item # 1033 - 1074 : Price should be based on Davis Bacon Wage Act Wage

1034 Air Compressor (equiv. Joy 175)* 100 Hr.

1035 Backhoe (80-100 HP)* 300 Hr.

1036 Brush Chipper 12 ' Intake* 100 Hr.

1037 Carpenter 300 Hr.

1038 Cement Mixer [portable 1/4 yd] 100 Hr.

1039 Chain Saw (HL XL 16" equiv.)* 200 Hr.

1040 Concrete Finisher 200 Hr.

1041 Concrete/Pavement Saw 12"* 60 Hr.

1042 Crane, Truck Mounted 4 Ton Capacity* 20 Hr.

1043 Dozer (equiv. D3)* 100 Hr.

1044 Dozer (equiv. D6)* 60 Hr.

1045 Drum Roller, Vibratory (6-8 Ton)* 100 Hr.

1046 Electrician 300 Hr.

1047 Equipment Operator 40 Hr.

1048 Generator (3500 w min. portable) 100 Hr.

1049 Hoe Ram (4-6")* 40 Hr.

1050 Laborer 2,000 Hr.

1051 Mason (Rock/Brick/Block) 200 Hr.

1052 Painter 300 Hr.

1053 Pavement Sweeper with Vacuum* 20 Hr.

1054 Personnel Lift (Bucket Truck) 40' Minimum* 80 Hr.

1055 Plumber 300 Hr.

1056 Pressure Washer 3600 PSI* 100 Hr.

1057 Pump 2" Portable 50 Hr.

1058 Skid Loader (30-60 HP)* 300 Hr.

1059 Straw Blower* 40 Hr.

1060 Track Loader 20 Hr.

1061 Trackhoe (equiv. Case CX 160B, 120 hp 1/2 yd bucket* 100 Hr.

1062 Trackhoe (equiv. Case CX 50B, 41 hp) 24" bucket* 300 Hr.

1063 Tractor with attachments 60 Hr.

1064 Trailer, Equiment (12 TN) 100 Hr.

1065 Trailer, flatbed, 12 ton 100 Hr.

1066 Trailer, utility 16-20' 100 Hr.

1067 Trencher w/Rock Saw Attachment* 100 Hr.

1068 Trencher (Rockwell V120 equivalent)* 150 Hr.

1069 Truck Boom* 80 Hr.

1070 Truck Driver 60 Hr.

1071 Truck, Dump (22 TN)* 150 Hr.

1072 Truck, Light (under 1 ton)* 150 Hr.

1073 Vibrator (Compactor Plate) 24"* 60 Hr.

1074 Welder, Portable (equiv. Lincoln K1292)* 60 Hr.

Note: Item # 1075 - 1111: Price should be based on Service Contract Act Wage

1075 Emergency Work 10 Hr.

1076 Air Compressor (equiv. Joy 175)* 100 Hr.

1077 Backhoe (80-100 HP)* 150 Hr.

1078 Brush Chipper 12 ' Intake* 300 Hr.

1079 Carpenter, Maintenance 100 Hr.

1080 Cement Mixer [portable 1/4 yd] 40 Hr.

1081 Chain Saw (HL XL 16" equiv.)* 500 Hr.

1082 Concrete Finisher 40 Hr.

1083 Concrete/Pavement Saw 12"* 40 Hr.

1084 Dozer (65HP-95HP)* 100 Hr.

1085 Drum Roller, Vibratory (6-8 Ton)* 40 Hr.

1086 Electrician, Maintenance 100 Hr.

1087 General Maintenance Worker 500 Hr.

1088 Generator (3500 w min. portable) 100 Hr.

1089 Heavy Equipment/Truck Operator 100 Hr.

1090 Laborer 2,000 Hr.

1091 Mason (Rock/Brick/Block) 50 Hr.

1092 Painter, Maintenance 200 Hr.

1093 Pavement Sweeper with Vacuum* 20 Hr.

1094 Personnel Lift (Bucket Truck) 40' Minimum* 200 Hr.

1095 Plumber, Maintenance 200 Hr.

1096 Pressure Washer 3600 PSI* 100 Hr.

1097 Pump 2" Portable 40 Hr.

1098 Skid Loader (30-60 HP)* 400 Hr.

1099 Straw Blower* 40 Hr.

1100 Stump Grinder 100 Hr.

1101 Trackhoe <75HP 300 Hr.

1102 Tractor with attachments 100 Hr.

1103 Trailer, Equiment (12 TN) 100 Hr.

1104 Trailer, flatbed, 12 ton 100 Hr.

1105 Trailer, utility 16-20' 100 Hr.

1106 Trencher (Rockwell V120 equivalent)* 40 Hr.

1107 Truck Boom* 200 Hr.

1108 Truck, Dump (22 TN)* 400 Hr.

1109 Truck, Light (under 1 ton)* 400 Hr.

1110 Vibrator (Compactor Plate) 24"* 40 Hr.

1111 Welder, Portable (equiv. Lincoln K1292)* 40 Hr.

1112 Primitive Area Litter Removal and Cleaning 650 Ea.

1113 Herbicide Application 24,000 Sy.

1114 Dumpsters 1,050 Ea.

1115 Mark and Paint Bounday Line 80 Mi.

1116 Beach Water Samples 50 Ea.

1117 Monitor No Flow/Closed Filters 12 Ea.

1118 Operate Sand Filter w/Lab Test 270 Ea.

1119 Septic Tank Pumping 40,000 Gal.

1120 Pit Toilet Pumping (Primitive Sites) 60 Ea.

TOTAL:

SECTION C-11 - Beach and Playground Maintenance 1121 Routine Beach Maintenance 100 Ea.

1122 Routine Playground Maintenance 225 Ea.

TOTAL:

SECTION C-12 - Pavement Striping and Sealing 1123 Pavement Striping (include layout) 25,000 LF 1124 Pavement Sealing 25,000 SY

TOTAL:

SECTION C-13 - Maintenance of Navigation Aids 1125 Buoy Setting, Replacing, Relocation and Disposal (all buoys with the exception of the "Danger Dam" buoys.)

40 Ea.

1126 Buoy Setting ("Danger Dam") Replacing, Relocation

SUMMARY OF PRICE SCHEDULE FOR OPTION YEAR 1

Section C-2 Mowing C-3 Cleaning Services - Recreational Facilities and Areas C-4 Janitorial Services C-5 Facility Repair, Maintenance, and other Non-Routine Work C-6 Cleaning Services at Primitive Sites C-7 Herbicide Application C-8 Dumpster Collection C-9 Marking and Painting Boundary Lines

C-10 System Monitoring and Testing C-11 Beach and Playground Maintenance C-12 Pavement Striping and Sealing

Dale Hollow Price Schedule – OPTION YEAR 2

OP YR 2 OP YR 2

SECTION C-2 - Grass Mowing and Maintenance of Landscaped Areas 2001 Administration Resource Area 20 Ea.

2002 Butler's Landing 14 Ea.

2003 Cove Creek Recreation Area 20 Ea.

2004 Dale Hollow Dam Campground 20 Ea.

2005 Dale Hollow Day Use 20 Ea.

2006 Dam Embankment 14 Ea.

2007 Dam Site & Powerhouse Compound 20 Ea.

2008 Lillydale Campground 18 Ea.

2009 Lillydale Penninsula 18 Ea.

2010 Lillydale Day Use 18 Ea.

2011 Moody's Access 14 Ea.

2012 Obey River Campground 20 Ea.

2013 Obey River Day Use 20 Ea.

2014 Obey River Launching Area and Parking Lot 20 Ea.

2015 Overlook & S.E. Dam 20 Ea.

2016 Pleasant Grove Day Use 20 Ea.

2017 Radio Tower Area 14 Ea.

2018 Transient Quarters 20 Ea.

2019 Willow Grove Recreation Area 18 Ea.

2020 Taylor's Ford 13 Ea.

2021 Plankyard 13 Ea.

2022 Amphitheaters 120 Ea.

2023 Camp Sites 12,000 Ea.

2024 Fish Cleaning Stations 200 Ea.

2025 Litter Removal 2,700 Ea.

2026 Picnic Shelters 800 Ea.

2027 Picnic Sites 3,500 Ea.

2028 Restrooms/Washhouses 4,000 Ea.

2029 Sanitary Dump Stations 380 Ea.

TOTAL:

SECTION C-4 - Janitorial Services 2030 Resource Office 12 Mo.

2031 Contracting / Maintenance Compound 12 Mo.

2032 Transient Quarters 30 Ea.

2033 Power Plant 12 Mo.

TOTAL:

Note: Item # 2033 - 2074 : Price should be based on Davis Bacon Wage Act Wage

2034 Air Compressor (equiv. Joy 175)* 100 Hr.

2035 Backhoe (80-100 HP)* 300 Hr.

2036 Brush Chipper 12 ' Intake* 100 Hr.

2037 Carpenter 300 Hr.

2038 Cement Mixer [portable 1/4 yd] 100 Hr.

2039 Chain Saw (HL XL 16" equiv.)* 200 Hr.

2040 Concrete Finisher 200 Hr.

2041 Concrete/Pavement Saw 12"* 60 Hr.

2042 Crane, Truck Mounted 4 Ton Capacity* 20 Hr.

2043 Dozer (equiv. D3)* 100 Hr.

2044 Dozer (equiv. D6)* 60 Hr.

2045 Drum Roller, Vibratory (6-8 Ton)* 100 Hr.

2046 Electrician 300 Hr.

2047 Equipment Operator 40 Hr.

2048 Generator (3500 w min. portable) 100 Hr.

2049 Hoe Ram (4-6")* 40 Hr.

2050 Laborer 2,000 Hr.

2051 Mason (Rock/Brick/Block) 200 Hr.

2052 Painter 300 Hr.

2053 Pavement Sweeper with Vacuum* 20 Hr.

2054 Personnel Lift (Bucket Truck) 40' Minimum* 80 Hr.

2055 Plumber 300 Hr.

2056 Pressure Washer 3600 PSI* 100 Hr.

2057 Pump 2" Portable 50 Hr.

2058 Skid Loader (30-60 HP)* 300 Hr.

2059 Straw Blower* 40 Hr.

2060 Track Loader 20 Hr.

2061 Trackhoe (equiv. Case CX 160B, 120 hp 1/2 yd bucket* 100 Hr.

2062 Trackhoe (equiv. Case CX 50B, 41 hp) 24" bucket* 300 Hr.

2063 Tractor with attachments 60 Hr.

2064 Trailer, Equiment (12 TN) 100 Hr.

2065 Trailer, flatbed, 12 ton 100 Hr.

2066 Trailer, utility 16-20' 100 Hr.

2067 Trencher w/Rock Saw Attachment* 100 Hr.

2068 Trencher (Rockwell V120 equivalent)* 150 Hr.

2069 Truck Boom* 80 Hr.

2070 Truck Driver 60 Hr.

2071 Truck, Dump (22 TN)* 150 Hr.

2072 Truck, Light (under 1 ton)* 150 Hr.

2073 Vibrator (Compactor Plate) 24"* 60 Hr.

2074 Welder, Portable (equiv. Lincoln K1292)* 60 Hr.

Note: Item # 2075 - 2111: Price should be based on Service Contract Act Wage

2075 Emergency Work 10 Hr.

2076 Air Compressor (equiv. Joy 175)* 100 Hr.

2077 Backhoe (80-100 HP)* 150 Hr.

2078 Brush Chipper 12 ' Intake* 300 Hr.

2079 Carpenter, Maintenance 100 Hr.

2080 Cement Mixer [portable 1/4 yd] 40 Hr.

2081 Chain Saw (HL XL 16" equiv.)* 500 Hr.

2082 Concrete Finisher 40 Hr.

2083 Concrete/Pavement Saw 12"* 40 Hr.

2084 Dozer (65HP-95HP)* 100 Hr.

2085 Drum Roller, Vibratory (6-8 Ton)* 40 Hr.

2086 Electrician, Maintenance 100 Hr.

2087 General Maintenance Worker 500 Hr.

2088 Generator (3500 w min. portable) 100 Hr.

2089 Heavy Equipment/Truck Operator 100 Hr.

2090 Laborer 2,000 Hr.

2091 Mason (Rock/Brick/Block) 50 Hr.

2092 Painter, Maintenance 200 Hr.

2093 Pavement Sweeper with Vacuum* 20 Hr.

2094 Personnel Lift (Bucket Truck) 40' Minimum* 200 Hr.

2095 Plumber, Maintenance 200 Hr.

2096 Pressure Washer 3600 PSI* 100 Hr.

2097 Pump 2" Portable 40 Hr.

2098 Skid Loader (30-60 HP)* 400 Hr.

2099 Straw Blower* 40 Hr.

2100 Stump Grinder 100 Hr.

2101 Trackhoe <75HP 300 Hr.

2102 Tractor with attachments 100 Hr.

2103 Trailer, Equiment (12 TN) 100 Hr.

2104 Trailer, flatbed, 12 ton 100 Hr.

2105 Trailer, utility 16-20' 100 Hr.

2106 Trencher (Rockwell V120 equivalent)* 40 Hr.

2107 Truck Boom* 200 Hr.

2108 Truck, Dump (22 TN)* 400 Hr.

2109 Truck, Light (under 1 ton)* 400 Hr.

2110 Vibrator (Compactor Plate) 24"* 40 Hr.

2111 Welder, Portable (equiv. Lincoln K1292)* 40 Hr.

TOTAL:

2112 Primitive Area Litter Removal and Cleaning 650 Ea.

2113 Herbicide Application 24,000 Sy.

2114 Dumpsters 1,050 Ea.

2115 Mark and Paint Bounday Line 80 Mi.

2116 Beach Water Samples 50 Ea.

2117 Monitor No Flow/Closed Filters 12 Ea.

2118 Operate Sand Filter w/Lab Test 270 Ea.

2119 Septic Tank Pumping 40,000 Gal.

2120 Pit Toilet Pumping (Primitive Sites) 60 Ea.

TOTAL:

SECTION C-11 - Beach and Playground Maintenance 2121 Routine Beach Maintenance 100 Ea.

2122 Routine Playground Maintenance 225 Ea.

TOTAL:

SECTION C-12 - Pavement Striping and Sealing 2123 Pavement Striping (include layout) 25,000 LF 2124 Pavement Sealing 25,000 SY

TOTAL:

SECTION C-13 - Maintenance of Navigation Aids 2125 Buoy Setting, Replacing, Relocation and Disposal (all buoys with the exception of the "Danger Dam" buoys.)

40 Ea.

2126 Buoy Setting ("Danger Dam") Replacing, Relocation

SUMMARY OF PRICE SCHEDULE FOR OPTION YEAR 2

Section

C-2 Mowing C-3 Cleaning Services - Recreational Facilities and Areas C-4 Janitorial Services C-5 Facility Repair, Maintenance, and other Non-Routine Work C-6 Cleaning Services at Primitive Sites C-7 Herbicide Application C-8 Dumpster Collection C-9 Marking and Painting Boundary Lines

C-10 System Monitoring and Testing C-11 Beach and Playground Maintenance C-12 Pavement Striping and Sealing

Dale Hollow Price Schedule – OPTION YEAR 3

OP YR 3 OP YR 3

SECTION C-2 - Grass Mowing and Maintenance of Landscaped Areas 3001 Administration Resource Area 20 Ea.

3002 Butler's Landing 14 Ea.

3003 Cove Creek Recreation Area 20 Ea.

3004 Dale Hollow Dam Campground 20 Ea.

3005 Dale Hollow Day Use 20 Ea.

3006 Dam Embankment 14 Ea.

3007 Dam Site & Powerhouse Compound 20 Ea.

3008 Lillydale Campground 18 Ea.

3009 Lillydale Penninsula 18 Ea.

3010 Lillydale Day Use 18 Ea.

3011 Moody's Access 14 Ea.

3012 Obey River Campground 20 Ea.

3013 Obey River Day Use 20 Ea.

3014 Obey River Launching Area and Parking Lot 20 Ea.

3015 Overlook & S.E. Dam 20 Ea.

3016 Pleasant Grove Day Use 20 Ea.

3017 Radio Tower Area 14 Ea.

3018 Transient Quarters 20 Ea.

3019 Willow Grove Recreation Area 18 Ea.

3020 Taylor's Ford 13 Ea.

3021 Plankyard 13 Ea.

3022 Amphitheaters 120 Ea.

3023 Camp Sites 12,000 Ea.

3024 Fish Cleaning Stations 200 Ea.

3025 Litter Removal 2,700 Ea.

3026 Picnic Shelters 800 Ea.

3027 Picnic Sites 3,500 Ea.

3028 Restrooms/Washhouses 4,000 Ea.

3029 Sanitary Dump Stations 380 Ea.

SECTION C-4 - Janitorial Services

3030 Resource Office 12 Mo.

3031 Contracting / Maintenance Compound 12 Mo.

3032 Transient Quarters 30 Ea.

3033 Power Plant 12 Mo.

TOTAL:

Note: Item # 3033 - 3074 : Price should be based on Davis Bacon Wage Act Wage

3034 Air Compressor (equiv. Joy 175)* 100 Hr.

3035 Backhoe (80-100 HP)* 300 Hr.

3036 Brush Chipper 12 ' Intake* 100 Hr.

3037 Carpenter 300 Hr.

3038 Cement Mixer [portable 1/4 yd] 100 Hr.

3039 Chain Saw (HL XL 16" equiv.)* 200 Hr.

3040 Concrete Finisher 200 Hr.

3041 Concrete/Pavement Saw 12"* 60 Hr.

3042 Crane, Truck Mounted 4 Ton Capacity* 20 Hr.

3043 Dozer (equiv. D3)* 100 Hr.

3044 Dozer (equiv. D6)* 60 Hr.

3045 Drum Roller, Vibratory (6-8 Ton)* 100 Hr.

3046 Electrician 300 Hr.

3047 Equipment Operator 40 Hr.

3048 Generator (3500 w min. portable) 100 Hr.

3049 Hoe Ram (4-6")* 40 Hr.

3050 Laborer 2,000 Hr.

3051 Mason (Rock/Brick/Block) 200 Hr.

3052 Painter 300 Hr.

3053 Pavement Sweeper with Vacuum* 20 Hr.

3054 Personnel Lift (Bucket Truck) 40' Minimum* 80 Hr.

3055 Plumber 300 Hr.

3056 Pressure Washer 3600 PSI* 100 Hr.

3057 Pump 2" Portable 50 Hr.

3058 Skid Loader (30-60 HP)* 300 Hr.

3059 Straw Blower* 40 Hr.

3060 Track Loader 20 Hr.

3061 Trackhoe (equiv. Case CX 160B, 120 hp 1/2 yd bucket* 100 Hr.

3062 Trackhoe (equiv. Case CX 50B, 41 hp) 24" bucket* 300 Hr.

3063 Tractor with attachments 60 Hr.

3064 Trailer, Equiment (12 TN) 100 Hr.

3065 Trailer, flatbed, 12 ton 100 Hr.

3066 Trailer, utility 16-20' 100 Hr.

3067 Trencher w/Rock Saw Attachment* 100 Hr.

3068 Trencher (Rockwell V120 equivalent)* 150 Hr.

3069 Truck Boom* 80 Hr.

3070 Truck Driver 60 Hr.

3071 Truck, Dump (22 TN)* 150 Hr.

3072 Truck, Light (under 1 ton)* 150 Hr.

3073 Vibrator (Compactor Plate) 24"* 60 Hr.

3074 Welder, Portable (equiv. Lincoln K1292)* 60 Hr.

Note: Item # 3075 - 3111: Price should be based on Service Contract Act Wage

3075 Emergency Work 10 Hr.

3076 Air Compressor (equiv. Joy 175)* 100 Hr.

3077 Backhoe (80-100 HP)* 150 Hr.

3078 Brush Chipper 12 ' Intake* 300 Hr.

3079 Carpenter, Maintenance 100 Hr.

3080 Cement Mixer [portable 1/4 yd] 40 Hr.

3081 Chain Saw (HL XL 16" equiv.)* 500 Hr.

3082 Concrete Finisher 40 Hr.

3083 Concrete/Pavement Saw 12"* 40 Hr.

3084 Dozer (65HP-95HP)* 100 Hr.

3085 Drum Roller, Vibratory (6-8 Ton)* 40 Hr.

3086 Electrician, Maintenance 100 Hr.

3087 General Maintenance Worker 500 Hr.

3088 Generator (3500 w min. portable) 100 Hr.

3089 Heavy Equipment/Truck Operator 100 Hr.

3090 Laborer 2,000 Hr.

3091 Mason (Rock/Brick/Block) 50 Hr.

3092 Painter, Maintenance 200 Hr.

3093 Pavement Sweeper with Vacuum* 20 Hr.

3094 Personnel Lift (Bucket Truck) 40' Minimum* 200 Hr.

3095 Plumber, Maintenance 200 Hr.

3096 Pressure Washer 3600 PSI* 100 Hr.

3097 Pump 2" Portable 40 Hr.

3098 Skid Loader (30-60 HP)* 400 Hr.

0099 Straw Blower* 40 Hr.

3100 Stump Grinder 100 Hr.

3101 Trackhoe <75HP 300 Hr.

3102 Tractor with attachments 100 Hr.

3103 Trailer, Equiment (12 TN) 100 Hr.

3104 Trailer, flatbed, 12 ton 100 Hr.

3105 Trailer, utility 16-20' 100 Hr.

3106 Trencher (Rockwell V120 equivalent)* 40 Hr.

3107 Truck Boom* 200 Hr.

3108 Truck, Dump (22 TN)* 400 Hr.

3109 Truck, Light (under 1 ton)* 400 Hr.

3110 Vibrator (Compactor Plate) 24"* 40 Hr.

3111 Welder, Portable (equiv. Lincoln K1292)* 40 Hr.

TOTAL:

3112 Primitive Area Litter Removal and Cleaning 650 Ea.

3113 Herbicide Application 24,000 Sy.

3114 Dumpsters 1,050 Ea.

3115 Mark and Paint Bounday Line 80 Mi.

3116 Beach Water Samples 50 Ea.

3117 Monitor No Flow/Closed Filters 12 Ea.

3118 Operate Sand Filter w/Lab Test 270 Ea.

3119 Septic Tank Pumping 40,000 Gal.

3120 Pit Toilet Pumping (Primitive Sites) 60 Ea.

TOTAL:

SECTION C-11 - Beach and Playground Maintenance 3121 Routine Beach Maintenance 100 Ea.

3122 Routine Playground Maintenance 225 Ea.

TOTAL:

SECTION C-12 - Pavement Striping and Sealing 3123 Pavement Striping (include layout) 25,000 LF 3124 Pavement Sealing 25,000 SY

SECTION C-13 - Maintenance of Navigation Aids 3125 Buoy Setting, Replacing, Relocation and Disposal (all buoys with the exception of the "Danger Dam" buoys.)

40 Ea.

3126 Buoy Setting ("Danger Dam") Replacing, Relocation

SUMMARY OF PRICE SCHEDULE FOR OPTION YEAR 3

Section

C-2 Mowing C-3 Cleaning Services - Recreational Facilities and Areas C-4 Janitorial Services C-5 Facility Repair, Maintenance, and other Non-Routine Work C-6 Cleaning Services at Primitive Sites C-7 Herbicide Application C-8 Dumpster Collection C-9 Marking and Painting Boundary Lines

C-10 System Monitoring and Testing C-11 Beach and Playground Maintenance C-12 Pavement Striping and Sealing

Dale Hollow Price Schedule – OPTION YEAR 4

OP YR 4 OP YR 4

SECTION C-2 - Grass Mowing and Maintenance of Landscaped Areas 4001 Administration Resource Area 20 Ea.

4002 Butler's Landing 14 Ea.

4003 Cove Creek Recreation Area 20 Ea.

4004 Dale Hollow Dam Campground 20 Ea.

4005 Dale Hollow Day Use 20 Ea.

4006 Dam Embankment 14 Ea.

4007 Dam Site & Powerhouse Compound 20 Ea.

4008 Lillydale Campground 18 Ea.

4009 Lillydale Penninsula 18 Ea.

4010 Lillydale Day Use 18 Ea.

4011 Moody's Access 14 Ea.

4012 Obey River Campground 20 Ea.

4013 Obey River Day Use 20 Ea.

4014 Obey River Launching Area and Parking Lot 20 Ea.

4015 Overlook & S.E. Dam 20 Ea.

4016 Pleasant Grove Day Use 20 Ea.

4017 Radio Tower Area 14 Ea.

4018 Transient Quarters 20 Ea.

4019 Willow Grove Recreation Area 18 Ea.

4020 Taylor's Ford 13 Ea.

4021 Plankyard 13 Ea.

4022 Amphitheaters 120 Ea.

4023 Camp Sites 12,000 Ea.

4024 Fish Cleaning Stations 200 Ea.

4025 Litter Removal 2,700 Ea.

4026 Picnic Shelters 800 Ea.

4027 Picnic Sites 3,500 Ea.

4028 Restrooms/Washhouses 4,000 Ea.

4029 Sanitary Dump Stations 380 Ea.

TOTAL:

SECTION C-4 - Janitorial Services 4030 Resource Office 12 Mo.

4031 Contracting / Maintenance Compound 12 Mo.

4032 Transient Quarters 30 Ea.

4033 Power Plant 12 Mo.

TOTAL:

Note: Item # 4033 - 4074 : Price should be based on Davis Bacon Wage Act Wage

4034 Air Compressor (equiv. Joy 175)* 100 Hr.

4035 Backhoe (80-100 HP)* 300 Hr.

4036 Brush Chipper 12 ' Intake* 100 Hr.

4037 Carpenter 300 Hr.

4038 Cement Mixer [portable 1/4 yd] 100 Hr.

4039 Chain Saw (HL XL 16" equiv.)* 200 Hr.

4040 Concrete Finisher 200 Hr.

4041 Concrete/Pavement Saw 12"* 60 Hr.

4042 Crane, Truck Mounted 4 Ton Capacity* 20 Hr.

4043 Dozer (equiv. D3)* 100 Hr.

4044 Dozer (equiv. D6)* 60 Hr.

4045 Drum Roller, Vibratory (6-8 Ton)* 100 Hr.

4046 Electrician 300 Hr.

4047 Equipment Operator 40 Hr.

4048 Generator (3500 w min. portable) 100 Hr.

4049 Hoe Ram (4-6")* 40 Hr.

4050 Laborer 2,000 Hr.

4051 Mason (Rock/Brick/Block) 200 Hr.

4052 Painter 300 Hr.

4053 Pavement Sweeper with Vacuum* 20 Hr.

4054 Personnel Lift (Bucket Truck) 40' Minimum* 80 Hr.

4055 Plumber 300 Hr.

4056 Pressure Washer 3600 PSI* 100 Hr.

4057 Pump 2" Portable 50 Hr.

4058 Skid Loader (30-60 HP)* 300 Hr.

4059 Straw Blower* 40 Hr.

4060 Track Loader 20 Hr.

4061 Trackhoe (equiv. Case CX 160B, 120 hp 1/2 yd bucket* 100 Hr.

4062 Trackhoe (equiv. Case CX 50B, 41 hp) 24" bucket* 300 Hr.

4063 Tractor with attachments 60 Hr.

4064 Trailer, Equiment (12 TN) 100 Hr.

4065 Trailer, flatbed, 12 ton 100 Hr.

4066 Trailer, utility 16-20' 100 Hr.

4067 Trencher w/Rock Saw Attachment* 100 Hr.

4068 Trencher (Rockwell V120 equivalent)* 150 Hr.

4069 Truck Boom* 80 Hr.

4070 Truck Driver 60 Hr.

4071 Truck, Dump (22 TN)* 150 Hr.

4072 Truck, Light (under 1 ton)* 150 Hr.

4073 Vibrator (Compactor Plate) 24"* 60 Hr.

4074 Welder, Portable (equiv. Lincoln K1292)* 60 Hr.

Note: Item # 4075 - 4111: Price should be based on Service Contract Act Wage

4075 Emergency Work 10 Hr.

4076 Air Compressor (equiv. Joy 175)* 100 Hr.

4077 Backhoe (80-100 HP)* 150 Hr.

4078 Brush Chipper 12 ' Intake* 300 Hr.

4079 Carpenter, Maintenance 100 Hr.

4080 Cement Mixer [portable 1/4 yd] 40 Hr.

4081 Chain Saw (HL XL 16" equiv.)* 500 Hr.

4082 Concrete Finisher 40 Hr.

4083 Concrete/Pavement Saw 12"* 40 Hr.

4084 Dozer (65HP-95HP)* 100 Hr.

4085 Drum Roller, Vibratory (6-8 Ton)* 40 Hr.

4086 Electrician, Maintenance 100 Hr.

4087 General Maintenance Worker 500 Hr.

4088 Generator (3500 w min. portable) 100 Hr.

4089 Heavy Equipment/Truck Operator 100 Hr.

4090 Laborer 2,000 Hr.

4091 Mason (Rock/Brick/Block) 50 Hr.

4092 Painter, Maintenance 200 Hr.

4093 Pavement Sweeper with Vacuum* 20 Hr.

4094 Personnel Lift (Bucket Truck) 40' Minimum* 200 Hr.

4095 Plumber, Maintenance 200 Hr.

4096 Pressure Washer 3600 PSI* 100 Hr.

4097 Pump 2" Portable 40 Hr.

4098 Skid Loader (30-60 HP)* 400 Hr.

4099 Straw Blower* 40 Hr.

4100 Stump Grinder 100 Hr.

4101 Trackhoe <75HP 300 Hr.

4102 Tractor with attachments 100 Hr.

4103 Trailer, Equiment (12 TN) 100 Hr.

4104 Trailer, flatbed, 12 ton 100 Hr.

4105 Trailer, utility 16-20' 100 Hr.

4106 Trencher (Rockwell V120 equivalent)* 40 Hr.

4107 Truck Boom* 200 Hr.

4108 Truck, Dump (22 TN)* 400 Hr.

4109 Truck, Light (under 1 ton)* 400 Hr.

4110 Vibrator (Compactor Plate) 24"* 40 Hr.

4111 Welder, Portable (equiv. Lincoln K1292)* 40 Hr.

TOTAL:

4112 Primitive Area Litter Removal and Cleaning 650 Ea.

4113 Herbicide Application 24,000 Sy.

4114 Dumpsters 1,050 Ea.

4115 Mark and Paint Bounday Line 80 Mi.

4116 Beach Water Samples 50 Ea.

4117 Monitor No Flow/Closed Filters 12 Ea.

4118 Operate Sand Filter w/Lab Test 270 Ea.

4119 Septic Tank Pumping 40,000 Gal.

4120 Pit Toilet Pumping (Primitive Sites) 60 Ea.

TOTAL:

SECTION C-11 - Beach and Playground Maintenance 4121 Routine Beach Maintenance 100 Ea.

4122 Routine Playground Maintenance 225 Ea.

TOTAL:

SECTION C-12 - Pavement Striping and Sealing 4123 Pavement Striping (include layout) 25,000 LF 4124 Pavement Sealing 25,000 SY

TOTAL:

SECTION C-13 - Maintenance of Navigation Aids 4125 Buoy Setting, Replacing, Relocation and Disposal (all buoys with the exception of the "Danger Dam" buoys.)

40 Ea.

4126 Buoy Setting ("Danger Dam") Replacing, Relocation

SUMMARY OF PRICE SCHEDULE FOR OPTION YEAR 4

Section

C-2 Mowing C-3 Cleaning Services - Recreational Facilities and Areas C-4 Janitorial Services C-5 Facility Repair, Maintenance, and other Non-Routine Work

C-6 Cleaning Services at Primitive Sites C-7 Herbicide Application C-8 Dumpster Collection C-9 Marking and Painting Boundary Lines

C-10 System Monitoring and Testing C-11 Beach and Playground Maintenance C-12 Pavement Striping and Sealing

ITEM NO SUPPLIES/SERVICES QUANTITY UNIT UNIT PRICE AMOUNT

0001 1 Job

DALE HOLLOW O&M REQUIREMENTS BASE YEAR

FFP

(3 April 2023 - 2 April 2024) The contractor shall furnish all necessary management, supervision, inspection, personnel, materials, tools, parts, fuel, equipment, vehicles, and transportation to perform Operations and Maintenance Services at Dale Hollow Lake project in accordance with the Performance Work Statement.

FOB: Destination

PURCHASE REQUEST NUMBER: W38XDD23073976

PSC CD: S216

NET AMT

1001 1 Job

OPTION DALE HOLLOW O&M REQUIREMENTS OPT YEAR 1

FFP

(3 April 2024 - 2 April 2025) Option Year 1 Dale Hollow O&M Requirements:

The contractor shall furnish all necessary management, supervision, inspection, personnel, materials, tools, parts, fuel, equipment, vehicles, and transportation to perform Operations and Maintenance Services at Dale Hollow Lake project in accordance with the Performance Work Statement.

FOB: Destination

2001 1 Job

OPTION DALE HOLLOW O&M REQUIREMENTS OPT YEAR 2

FFP

(3 April 2025 - 2 April 2026) Option Year 2 Dale Hollow O&M Requirements:

The contractor shall furnish all necessary management, supervision, inspection, personnel, materials, tools, parts, fuel, equipment, vehicles, and transportation to perform Operations and Maintenance Services at Dale Hollow Lake project in accordance with the Performance Work Statement.

FOB: Destination

3001 1 Job

OPTION DALE HOLLOW O&M REQUIREMENTS OPT YEAR 3

FFP

(3 April 2026 - 2 April 2027) Option Year 3 Dale Hollow O&M Requirements:

The contractor shall furnish all necessary management, supervision, inspection, personnel, materials, tools, parts, fuel, equipment, vehicles, and transportation to perform Operations and Maintenance Services at Dale Hollow Lake project in accordance with the Performance Work Statement.

FOB: Destination

4001 1 Job

OPTION DALE HOLLOW O&M REQUIREMENTS OPT YEAR 4

FFP

(3 April 2027 - 2 April 2028) Option Year 4 Dale Hollow O&M Requirements:

The contractor shall furnish all necessary management, supervision, inspection, personnel, materials, tools, parts, fuel, equipment, vehicles, and transportation to perform Operations and Maintenance Services at Dale Hollow Lake project in accordance with the Performance Work Statement.

FOB: Destination

Section C - Descriptions and Specifications

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

Section C - Descriptions and Specifications

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

DESCRIPTION/SPECIFI

CATIONS SECTION C-1

General

C-1.1 PROJECT INFORMATION. The Nashville District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) anticipates a requirement for a firm fixed-price requirements contract with a base and four option years for operation and maintenance services at Dale Hollow Lake.

Dale Hollow Lake is located on the Obey River, 100 miles east of Nashville, Tennessee and 30 miles north of Cookeville, Tennessee. The areas of work are located in Clay, Overton, Fentress and Pickett counties of Tennessee; also in Clinton and Cumberland Counties of Kentucky. Principal cities in the areas are Celina, Livingston, and Byrdstown in Tennessee; Albany and Burkesville in Kentucky.

C-1.2 SCOPE OF WORK. The Contractor shall furnish all necessary management, supervision, inspection, personnel, materials, supplies, parts, tools, tool related hardware, equipment, transportation, vehicles, and fuel except as otherwise provided for herein, required to perform the operation and maintenance services within the area of responsibility, including drainage area, of the Dale Hollow Water Resources Development Project. Hereafter referred to as Dale Hollow Lake, including 7.3 miles of the Obey River from Dale Hollow Dam to its confluence with the Cumberland River, and 75 miles of the Cumberland River from the Clay-Jackson County line to 12 river miles below Wolf Creek Dam, as specified and in strict accordance with all Terms, Conditions, General, Specific and Technical Provisions, Drawings, Attachments, Exhibits, Tables, etc., contained herein or incorporated by reference.

Estimated quantities and/or the work to be performed is described herein and listed on separate sheets as Exhibits. These quantities are approximate and are provided as information only to assist in the preparation of proposals. They are not guaranteed and the actual quantities may be more or less than shown. Variation in these estimated quantities shall not be justification for modification of the contract or request for additional payment. The services required in this contract are in addition to the routine operation and maintenance performed by Government personnel, however, the Government reserves the right to perform any or all of the services described herein with its own personnel or volunteers.

Increased or decreased visitation shall not justify a price increase. The Contractor’s work and responsibility shall include, but shall not be limited to, all planning, programming, administration and management necessary to assure that all services are conducted in accordance with the contract and all applicable laws, regulations, codes, or directives. The Contractor shall ensure that all work meets or exceeds critical reliability rates or tolerances specified or included in referenced documents. The Contractor shall perform all related contractor administrative services necessary to perform the work such as supply, procurement, quality control, work scheduling, contractor financial control, and maintenance of accurate and complete records and files.

Minor repair, renovation, or lack of funds may cause the temporary or permanent closing of some portions or all of some public use areas. Visitation may increase or decrease; such events will not be a basis for a claim under this contract. The Contractor’s work schedule shall be sufficiently flexible to meet these changing needs.

C-1.3 TASK ORDERS. All work under this contract will be ordered by issuance of individual Task Orders (DD Form 1155, see Exhibit G). No work shall be performed under this contract before an individual Task Order has been issued by the Contracting Officer. Only the Contracting Officer, by issuance of a modification, may make any change to a Task Order. The Task Order will list those items from the price schedule that are to be performed or used to perform the work.

C-1.4. NEGOTIATION. Task Orders that are to be performed on an hourly basis (e.g., using items from C-5 of the price schedule) will be negotiated between the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) (on behalf of the Contracting Officer) and the Contractor. This process is outlined in Section C-5 of this Performance Work Statement.

C-1.5 WORKING HOURS.

a. Normal Working Hours. Normal working hours and days, except as otherwise specified herein, shall be Monday through Friday, 7 am to 6pm local time and for recreational area requirements shall include Saturday through Sunday between 7am to 6pm local time, or as specified on the Task Order. Work that interferes with other ongoing functions at the project shall be scheduled around normal working hours, as specified by the COR. Refer to individual sections of this specification for specific schedules of work.

b. Holiday Work. The eleven Federal holidays observed are:

New Year's Day (January 1st) Martin Luther King Day (3rd Monday in January) President's Day (3rd Monday in February) Memorial Day (Last Monday in May) Juneteenth (June 19) Independence Day (July 4th) Labor Day (1st Monday in September) Columbus Day (2nd Monday in October) Veterans Day (November 11th) Thanksgiving Day (4th Thursday in November) Christmas Day (December 25th)

When one of the above holidays falls on Sunday, the following Monday will be observed as a legal holiday.

When a legal holiday falls on Saturday, the proceeding Friday is observed as a holiday. Work shall be scheduled around the above listed Federal holidays except as specified herein or as approved by the COR.

Routine services shall be performed on some holidays (Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Juneteenth, and Columbus Day) as scheduled in the specifications or as approved by the COR. Refer to the individual sections of this contract for specific Section of work.

c. Inclement Weather Work. The Contractor shall maintain the schedule of services regardless of inclement weather. Exceptions may be approved by the COR when severe conditions make it impractical or dangerous to perform the work. The Contracting Officer will notify the Contractor, by modification to the Task Order, of any change that extends the performance period due to inclement weather.

d. Emergency and/or After Hours Work. Work may be required on holiday periods during heavy visitation, emergencies, or for other reasons as determined by the COR. Additional personnel may be required to handle the additional work load during holiday periods because of heavy visitation. The COR will notify the Contractor of actual work requirements. Emergency Repair work ordered under Section C-5 may be required 24 hours per day and/or seven days per week.

C-1.6 CONTRACTOR SUBMITTALS. Unless otherwise specified, the Contractor shall submit the following information to the COR prior to the pre-work conference for this contract:

a. Quality Control Plan. This plan is submitted as a part of the contractor’s proposal and becomes a part of the award contract.

b. Contractor Quality Control Inspector. List of Quality Control Inspectors.

c. Superintendent. List of names of Superintendent.

d. Accident Prevention Plan (APP). See Section C-1.9 and Exhibit D for APP requirements.

e. Emergency Contacts. A prioritized list, including phone numbers, of those persons (normally Superintendent) to call in case of emergencies.

f. Operators. A list of names of qualified equipment/vehicle operators, including experience, training and qualification to operate specific equipment.

g. Certificate of Insurance – See Section H, Special Contract Requirements

h. Bonds (where applicable) – See Section H, Special Contract Requirements

i. Security Requirements – Section C-1.9

C-1.7 PERMITS AND LICENSES. The Contractor shall, at his own expense, obtain any licenses, permits, or certifications required to perform all aspects, requirements, and work under this contract. The Contractor shall comply with all current Federal, State, and local laws and regulations and shall comply with any subsequent changes. The government shall pay for utility permit cost and fees charged by the utility company.

C-1.8 IDENTIFICATION OF CONTRACT EMPLOYEES AND VEHICLES. The Contractor shall furnish his employees, other than office and clerical personnel, standardized uniforms (shirt-pants/shirt-skirt) with a company patch or embroidered identification on the breast pocket or on the sleeve at the top of the arm, within 30 calendar days after notice of award of the contract. Any employee hired 30 calendar days after award of the Contract shall be in the required uniform within 14 calendar days of the date of hire. Contractor uniforms shall not resemble U.S. Army Corps of Engineers uniforms. Contractor employees and subcontractors shall wear these uniforms at all times they are performing work under this contract. Exceptions may be granted by the COR for short term workers, or during disasters, emergencies, wildfire suppression, or special circumstances specified by the COR.

Stained or faded uniforms shall not be worn.

All vehicles used by the Contractor to perform work under this contract shall be identified with the company name prominently displayed on the outside of both front doors of each vehicle in a professional manner to provide an attractive and readily visible means of identification. Logos shall not be used in lieu of the above described vehicle identification.

The Contractor may require his employees to report in their own vehicles to the project, but these personal vehicles must be parked at a site designated by the COR. All vehicles used in performance of work must be marked.

Vehicles used by the Contractor to perform administrative functions such as morning meetings or crew supervision must also be marked.

The contractor shall provide a list of employees, their address, telephone contact information, and nationality of all Employees who may perform work under this contract. The contractor shall notify the COR of any personnel changes and provide an updated list within two workdays.

C-1.9 SAFETY AND SECURITY REQUIREMENTS.

a. General. If the Contractor fails or refuses to promptly comply with safety and security requirements as specified herein, the COR or any other project employee may stop all or part of the work until satisfactory corrective action has been taken. No part of the time lost due to any such work stoppage shall be made subject to any claims for extension of time or for excess costs or damages sustained by the Contractor.

Also, the Contractor will not be paid for work not performed as a result of the stop order.

The Contractor shall comply with the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA), the Corps of Engineers Manual, EM 385-1-1 (https://www.publications.usace.army.mil/Portals/76/Publications/EngineerManuals/EM_385-1- 1.pdf?ver=2015-04-09-142531-467) , and as otherwise stated herein. Special attention shall be given to the requirements for safety meetings. The Contractor shall inform the COR a minimum of 7 days prior to a Contractor monthly safety meeting, to permit a Government representative to attend.

The security requirements described below apply to all contract personnel (including employees of the prime Contractor (“Contractor”) and all subcontractor employees) supporting the performance requirements of this contract. The Contractor is responsible for compliance with these security requirements. Questions regarding security matters shall be addressed to the designated Government representative (e.g., Contracting Officer Representative (COR), Requiring Activity (RA) representative, or Contracting Officer (if a COR or other RA representative is not appointed)). Contract personnel are critical to the overall security and safety of US Army Corps http://www.publications.usace.army.mil/Portals/76/Publications/EngineerManuals/EM_385-1-http://www.publications.usace.army.mil/Portals/76/Publications/EngineerManuals/EM_385-1-http://www.publications.usace.army.mil/Portals/76/Publications/EngineerManuals/EM_385-1-of Engineers (USACE) installations, facilities and activities, and security awareness training contributes to those efforts. The Department of Defense (DoD) and Army security training requirements specified below, if applicable, are performance requirements; all applicable contract personnel shall complete initial training within 30 days of contract award or the date new contract personnel begin performance on the contract. Within five business days from the completion of training, the Contractor shall provide written documentation (e.g., email or memorandum) to the Government representative. The documentation shall include the names of contract personnel trained and which training they completed; the Contractor shall maintain training records as part of their contract files and be prepared to provide copies of training certificates to the Government representative. Contractor personnel and vehicles are subject to search when entering federal installations. Additionally, all contract personnel shall comply with Force Protection Condition (FPCON) measures, Random Antiterrorism Measures (commonly referred to as “RAMs”), and Health Protection Condition (HPCON) measures. The Contractor is responsible for meeting performance requirements during elevated FPCON and/or HPCON levels in accordance with applicable RA plans and procedures—this includes identifying mission essential and non-mission essential personnel. In addition to the changes otherwise authorized by the changes clause of this contract, should the FPCON or HPCON levels at any individual facility or installation change, the Government may implement security changes that affect contract personnel. The Contractor shall ensure all contract personnel are aware of their security responsibilities, including any site-specific requirements identified in local policies or procedures.”

Antiterrorism (AT) Level I training: All contractor and subcontractor employees, requiring access to Army installations, facilities, controlled access areas, or require network access, shall complete AT Level I Awareness Training within 30 calendar days after contract start date or effective date of incorporation of this requirement into the contract, whichever is applicable. Upon request, the contractor shall submit certificates of completion for each applicable contract employee and subcontractor employee, to the COR or to the Contracting Officer (if a COR is not assigned), within 5 calendar days after completion of training by all contract personnel. AT Level I Awareness Training is available at the following website: https://jkodirect.jten.mil/Atlas2/page/login/Login.jsf .

Physical security and access control requirements: All contract personnel requiring physical access to a federal installation or facility shall comply with the access control procedures of that location. Contract personnel requiring unescorted access to meet contract performance requirements on DoD property in the US shall be vetted by the District Security Office using the National Crime database and Terrorist Screening Database. Contract personnel shall comply with all personal identity verification requirements specified in facility policies and procedures.

Contract personnel who do not meet requirements for unescorted access to USACE facilities shall coordinate escorted access with the Government representative, as needed. Contract personnel who receive keys, access cards, or lock combinations that provide access to government-owned property shall comply with key and lock control procedures of the RA. Contract and sub-contract employees are not authorized to begin work on any contract until investigation requirements have been completed and notification has been made by the COR or the District Security Office.”

Suspicious Activity Reporting training (e.g.