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SECTION TABLE OF CONTENTS

DIVISION 32 – EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS

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MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT, LABOR, MATERIALS

PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1 SCOPE

1.2 QUALITY CONTROL

1.3 EQUIPMENT

1.3.1 EQUIPMENT MOBILIZATION AND DEMOBILIZATION

1.3.1.1 Delivery of Equipment

1.3.1.2 Release of Equipment

1.3.2 OPERATING AND WORKING TIME FOR EQUIPMENT WITH OPERATOR

1.3.2.1 Operating Time for Equipment with Operators

1.3.2.2 Suspension of Operations

1.3.3 MAINTENANCE AND REPLACEMENT OF EQUIPMENT

1.3.3.1 Maintenance

1.3.3.2 Replacements

1.3.4 ALTERNATIVE EQUIPMENT

1.3.5 EQUIPMENT PRICES WITH OPERATOR

1.4 LABOR SUPPORT

1.4.1 Transportation of Personnel

1.4.2 Qualifications

1.4.3 Operating Time Tradesmen

1.5 MATERIALS

1.5.1 Procurement and Delivery of Miscellaneous Materials

1.6 MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT

1.6.1 Equipment Rental with Operator

1.6.2 Rental of Miscellaneous Equipment with Operator

1.6.3 Specialty Equipment

1.6.4 Rental of Miscellaneous Equipment without Operator

1.6.5 LABOR SUPPORT

1.6.5.1 Surveyor

1.6.5.2 General Engineer

1.6.5.3 Drafter/CADD Technician

1.6.5.4 Tradesmen

1.6.6 Procurement and Delivery of Miscellaneous Materials

1.7 SUBMITTALS

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

2.1 EQUIPMENT RENTAL WITH OPERATORS

2.1.1 Track Type Bulldozers 90 HP w/OP

2.1.2 Track-Type Bulldozers 190 HP w/OP

2.1.3 Motor Grader w/OP

2.1.4 Backhoe 60Hp w/OP

2.1.5 Backhoe 95Hp w/OP

2.1.6 Rubber Tire Front End Loader 120 Hp w/OP

2.1.7 Rubber Tire Front End Loader 275 Hp w/OP

2.1.8 Dump Truck (Tandem) w/OP

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2.1.9 Dump Truck (Single) w/OP

2.1.10 Semi-Tractor Trailer w/OP

2.1.11 Bucket Truck w/OP

2.1.12 Truck Crane w/OP

2.1.13 Mini-Excavator w/OP

2.1.14 Excavator 50hp w/OP

2.1.15 Excavator 155hp w/OP

2.1.16 Excavator 242hp w/OP

2.1.17 Walk behind Concrete Saw w/OP

2.1.18 Self-Propelled Drum Vibratory Roller w/OP

2.1.19 Self-Propelled Sheepsfoot Roller w/OP

2.1.20 Skid Steer Loader w/OP

2.1.21 Tractor with Boom Mower w/OP

2.1.22 Small Tractor w/OP

2.1.23 Large Tractor w/OP

2.1.24 Ashpalt Miller w/OP

2.2 RENTAL OF MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT WITH OPERATOR

2.3 SPECIALITY EQUIPMENT

2.3.1 Portable Diesel Air Compressor

2.3.2 Trailer Mounted Concrete Pump

2.3.3 Trencher

2.3.4 Light Towers

2.3.5 Chainsaw

2.3.6 Power Washer

2.3.7 Hand Operated Electric Powered Jack Hammer

2.3.8 Hand Operated Air Powered Jack Hammer

2.3.9 Hand Operated Powered Chipping Hammer

2.3.10 Vibratory Plate Tamper

2.3.11 Hand Operated Power Cutoff Saw

2.3.12 Hand Operated Power Hammer Drill w/bits

2.3.13 Hand Operated Air Powered Core Drill w/Bits

2.3.14 Concrete Saw

2.4 RENTAL OF MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT WITHOUT OPERATOR

2.5 LABOR SUPPORT

2.5.1 Surveyor

2.5.2 General Engineer

2.5.3 Drafter/CADD Technician

2.5.4 Tradesmen

2.5.4.1 Plumber

2.5.4.2 Electrician

2.5.4.3 Laborer

2.5.4.4 Iron Worker

2.5.4.5 Carpenter

2.5.4.6 Cement Mason

2.5.4.7 Welder Type I with Welding Equipment

2.5.4.8 Welder Type II with Welding Equipment

2.6 PROCUREMENT AND DELIVERY OF MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS

PART 3 – EXECUTION

3.1 GENERAL

3.2 Plumber Work

3.3 Electrical Work

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PART 1 - GENERAL

1.1. SCOPE. The work covered by this section consists of furnishing all miscellaneous plant, labor, equipment, materials, and supplies to perform various services within the general scope of work of this contract not covered or specified within other sections or line items.

Utilization of these items may be independent of other requirements or in conjunction with other requirements when additional services above the base requirements for a specific task are required. Hourly rates shall be binding, and quantities required shall be negotiated at the task order level. Requirements for Items indicated as To Be Determined (TBD) shall be specified within each Task Order and associated cost negotiated for each Task Order. All work shall be in accordance with specifications contained in this contract and/or associated task orders issued. Overall Unit of Measurement for the Task Order, when utilizing items from this sections, shall be specified within each specific Task Order and associated RFP issued requesting proposal.

1.2. QUALITY CONTROL. The Contractor shall establish and maintain quality control for all operations to assure compliance with contract requirements and maintain records of his quality control for all construction operations, including but not limited to the above. A copy of these records as well as the records of corrective action taken shall be furnished to the Government daily when work is underway, per DIV 01, Sec 01 45 00.01 10 Quality Control requirements.

1.3. EQUIPMENT.

1.3.1. EQUIPMENT MOBILIZATION AND DEMOBILIZATION.

1.3.1.1. Delivery Of Equipment. The Contractor shall deliver the necessary equipment, in operating condition, and required personnel or operators if applicable to the worksite as specified within each task order. Mobilization and demobilization of equipment shall be to/from any area within the project boundaries. Work to be accomplished shall be specified within each task order.

1.3.1.2. Release Of Equipment. Upon completion and acceptance of the work by the government, the equipment will be released to the Contractor at the location of work.

1.3.2. OPERATING AND WORKING TIME FOR EQUIPMENT WITH OPERATOR.

1.3.2.1. Operating Time for Equipment with Operators. The equipment and operators shall be available for operation a minimum of an eight (8) hour day basis, for a minimum of five (5) days per week (Monday through Friday), weather and other conditions permitting. No work will be performed when soil and/or weather conditions, in the opinion of the COR at the site, will not permit efficient and economical operations.

1.3.2.2. Suspension Of Operations. Should soil and/or weather conditions develop during the life of the task order, which will, in the opinion of the Contracting Officer or authorized representative, make further work impracticable or undesirable, the Contractor will be ordered to suspend operations by the

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Contracting Officer or Authorized Representative until such time as the working conditions improve and become suitable for further work to proceed. The Contractor shall be required to recommence work within 48 hours. The Contracting Officer shall notify the Contactor of the suspension. The suspension may be ordered to remain in effect until such time as working conditions improve and become suitable for further work to proceed. No adjustment in contract price will be made to the Contractor, resulting from any suspension of work up to and including thirty (30) consecutive days, however the delivery order work period will be extended for each working day that operations are suspended. An adjustment in contract price for the specific task order may be submitted for review in accordance with the Contract Clause entitled “Suspension of Work” for any suspension in excess of thirty (30) consecutive calendar days. If the delivery order is to be terminated due to conditions the Contractor will be compensated for any and all portions of the work that has been completed.

1.3.3. MAINTENANCE AND REPLACEMENT OF EQUIPMENT.

1.3.3.1. Maintenance. Repairs and maintenance of equipment shall be made by the Contractor, and the working equipment shall be in safe and good working condition when furnished and shall be kept in safe and good working condition when in use. The Contractor shall keep small repair parts and replacements shall be made with a minimum of lost time and in a manner satisfactory to the Contracting Officer. The Contractor shall furnish all fuel, grease, and other operating supplies as required for the proper operation of the equipment. Costs for the foregoing shall be included in the contract unit prices and no separate payment therefore will be made.

1.3.3.2. Replacements. Any equipment which, in the opinion of the

Contracting Officer or Authorized Representative, that proves to be deficient in quality as the work progresses, shall be promptly replaced by the Contractor to the satisfaction of the Contracting Officer. If such deficient equipment is not promptly made good by the Contractor, the Contracting Officer reserves the right to terminate the use of such equipment.

1.3.4. ALTERNATIVE EQUIPMENT. The Contractor may propose for use of an alternative type of equipment not included in the specifications. The suitability of the alternative equipment must be demonstrated to the Contracting Officer by a field test conducted by and at the expense of the Contractor. Procedures for testing will be provided by the Contracting Officer. Each proposed alternative type of equipment must be capable of performing equal to or greater in all capacities to that equipment specified herein.

1.3.5. EQUIPMENT PRICES WITH OPERATOR. The prices for equipment listed with operator in the bid schedule shall include equipment, equipment operators, and such other personnel or equipment, fuel, lubricants, repairs, and incidentals as necessary for operation of the equipment at the worksite. The equipment furnished shall be of standard make and the capacities indicated herein. Personnel furnished as operators for this equipment shall be thoroughly

SECTION 32 40 00 Page 6 qualified in the use of equipment in order that maximum capacity may be obtained. All equipment and labor furnished by the Contractor shall be subject to the approval of the Contracting Officer or Authorized Representative.

1.4. LABOR SUPPORT

1.4.1. Transportation of Personnel. The Contractor shall provide transportation of required personnel and incidental equipment and supplies to the worksite as specified within each task order.

Transportation of personnel shall be to/from any area within the project boundaries. Work to be accomplished shall be specified within each task order.

1.4.2. Qualifications. Labor support utilized under labor

categories shall be thoroughly qualified in their specific trade and as specified within the contract specifications in order that maximum capacity may be obtained. All tradesmen furnished by the Contractor shall be subject to the approval of the Contracting Officer.

1.4.3. Operating Time Tradesmen. Tradesmen shall be available for operation a minimum of an eight (8) hour day basis, for a minimum of five (5) days per week (Monday through Friday), weather and other conditions permitting. No work will be performed when soil and/or weather conditions, in the opinion of the COR at the site, will not permit efficient and economical operations.

1.5. MATERIALS

1.5.1. Procurement and Delivery Of Miscellaneous Materials. The Contractor shall deliver any required materials to the worksite as specified within each task order. Mobilization and demobilization of materials shall be to/from any area within the project boundaries. Work to be accomplished or materials to be delivered shall be specified within each task order. Submittals requires shall be as specified at the Task Order level.

1.6. MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT.

1.6.1. Equipment Rental with Operator. Measurement for equipment rental for each type of equipment will be computed by the Contracting Officer in hours of productive operation. In computing the number of hours of productive operation, only the time of actual operation will be considered. Standby or idle time, including lunch periods when equipment is not operating, or repair of equipment will not be paid for. Time spent, up to 15 minutes per 8-hour day, for performing routine maintenance and servicing such as refueling, and greasing will be considered productive operation.

Hours of productive operation shall include mobilizations and demobilizations within each contract area and field instructions from the Contracting Officer. Payment for all equipment rental with operators will be made at the total respective negotiated per job price for “Equipment Rental with Operator” under each task order issued. Total per job price shall be based on total quantity of hours negotiated to be required for each specific task order utilizing binding hourly rates for each sub-line item established

SECTION 32 40 00 Page 7 at contract award. Hourly unit prices for equipment with operators and total per job payment shall constitute full compensation for the cost of rental of the equipment, fuel, materials, supplies, repairs, operator, supervision, support equipment, and incidentals necessary to mobilize each piece of equipment to the worksite on the ground and in operating condition, to remove each piece of equipment from the worksite, and to complete the work specified within each task order. Specific work to be performed shall be specified within each task order and associated request for proposal.

1.6.2. Rental of Miscellaneous Equipment with Operator.

Measurement and Payment for rental of miscellaneous equipment with operator under the line item “(Rental of Misc. Equipment with Operator)” will be made at the respective negotiated unit price, for miscellaneous equipment with operator required within each task order issued, which price and payment shall constitute full compensation for the cost of rental of the equipment, fuel, materials, supplies, repairs, operator, supervision, support equipment, and incidentals necessary to mobilize each piece of equipment to the worksite on the ground and in operating condition, to remove each piece of equipment from the worksite, and to complete the work specified within each task order. Unit cost and Unit of Measurement shall be negotiated and determined prior to issuance of each task order. Specific work to be performed and equipment required shall be specified within each task order and associated request for proposal.

1.6.3. Specialty Equipment. Measurement for specialty equipment rental will be computed by the Contracting Officer in hours of productive operation. In computing the number of hours of productive operation, only the time of actual operation will be considered. Standby or idle time, including lunch periods when equipment is not operating, or repair of equipment will not be paid for. Time spent, up to 15 minutes per 8-hour day, for performing routine maintenance and servicing such as refueling, and greasing will be considered productive operation. Payment for all specialty equipment rental will be made at the total respective negotiated per job price for “(SPECIALTY EQUIPMENT)”, under each task order issued. Total per job price shall be based on total quantity of hours negotiated to be required for each specific task order utilizing binding hourly rates for each sub-line item established at contract award. Hourly unit prices for specialty equipment and total per job payment shall constitute full compensation for the cost of rental of the equipment, fuel, materials, supplies, repairs, supervision, support equipment, and incidentals necessary to mobilize each piece of equipment to the worksite on the ground and in operating condition, to remove each piece of equipment from the worksite, and to complete the work specified within each task order. Specific work to be performed shall be specified within each task order and associated request for proposal.

1.6.4. Rental of Miscellaneous Equipment without Operator.

Measurement and Payment for rental of miscellaneous equipment without operator under the line item “(Rental of Misc. Equipment without Operator)” will be made at the respective negotiated unit price, for miscellaneous equipment required within each task order

SECTION 32 40 00 Page 8 issued, which price and payment shall constitute full compensation for the cost of rental of the equipment, fuel, materials, supplies, repairs, supervision, support equipment, and incidentals necessary to mobilize each piece of equipment to the worksite on the ground and in operating condition, to remove each piece of equipment from the worksite, and to complete the work specified within each task order. Unit cost and Unit of Measurement shall be negotiated and determined prior to issuance of each task order. Specific work to be performed and equipment required shall be specified within each

1.6.5. LABOR SUPPORT

1.6.5.1. Surveyor. The Contracting Officer will compute

measurement for (Surveyor) in hours of productive operation or performance performing surveys or producing legal documentation as specified in the Surveyor description. In computing the number of hours of productive operation or performance, only the time of actual performance of work or operation will be considered. Standby or idle time, including lunch period when the Surveyor is not performing will not be paid for except that time up to 15 minutes per 4-hour time period for breaks will be paid for. Hours of actual performance of work shall also include site-to-site mobilization within each contract work area and time spent receiving field instructions from the Contracting Officer or Contracting Officer’s Representative.

Payment for Surveyor will be made at the total respective negotiated per job price for (LABOR SUPPORT), under each task order issued. Total per job price shall be based on total quantity of hours negotiated to be required for each specific task order utilizing binding hourly rates for each sub-line item established at contract award. Hourly unit prices for surveyors and total per job payment shall constitute full compensation for the cost of all professional surveyors, materials, supplies, supervision, support equipment, survey equipment, office equipment, clerical duties, and incidentals necessary to complete the work specified within contract specifications and each task order. No additional payment will be made for lodging or transportation to and from the worksite.

Specific work to be performed shall be specified within each

1.6.5.2. General Engineer. The Contracting Officer will compute measurement for (Engineer) in hours of productive operation or performance performing engineering requirements or producing legal documentation as specified in the General Engineer description. In computing the number of hours of productive operation or performance, only the time of actual performance of work or operation will be considered. Standby or idle time, including lunch period when the engineer is not performing will not be paid for except that time up to 15 minutes per 4-hour time period for breaks will be paid for. Payment for General Engineer will be made at the total respective negotiated per job price for (LABOR SUPPORT), under each task order issued.

Total per job price shall be based on total quantity of hours negotiated to be required for each specific task order utilizing binding hourly rates for each sub-line item

SECTION 32 40 00 Page 9 established at contract award. Hourly unit prices for general engineer and total per job payment shall constitute full compensation for the cost of all professional engineers, materials, supplies, supervision, support equipment, office equipment, clerical duties, and incidentals necessary to complete the work specified within contract specifications and each task order. No additional payment will be made for lodging or transportation to and from the worksite. Specific work to be performed shall be specified within each task order and associated request for proposal.

1.6.5.3. Drafter/CADD Technician. The Contracting Officer will compute measurement for (Drafter/CADD Technician) in hours of productive operation or performance performing drafting requirements or producing legal documentation as specified in the Drafter/CADD Technician description. In computing the number of hours of productive operation or performance, only the time of actual performance of work or operation will be considered. Standby or idle time, including lunch period when the engineer is not performing will not be paid for except that time up to 15 minutes per 4-hour time period for breaks will be paid for. Payment for Drafter/CADD Technician will be made at the total respective negotiated per job price for (LABOR SUPPORT), under each task order issued. Total per job price shall be based on total quantity of hours negotiated to be required for each specific task order utilizing binding hourly rates for each sub-line item established at contract award.

Hourly unit prices for drafter/CADD technician and total per job payment shall constitute full compensation for the cost of all drafters, materials, supplies, supervision, support equipment, drafting equipment, office equipment, clerical duties, and incidentals necessary to complete the work specified within contract specifications and each task order.

No additional payment will be made for lodging or transportation to and from the worksite. Specific work to be performed shall be specified within each task order and

1.6.5.4. Tradesmen. The Contracting Officer will compute

measurement for (TRADESMEN DESCRIPTION) in hours of productive operation or performance. In computing the number of hours of productive operation or performance, only the time of actual performance of work or operation will be considered. Standby or idle time, including lunch period when tradesmen are not performing will not be paid for except that time up to 15 minutes per 4-hour time period for breaks will be paid for.

Hours of actual performance of work shall also include site-to-site mobilization within each contract work area and time spent receiving field instructions from the Contracting Officer or Contracting Officer’s Representative. Payment for Tradesmen will be made at the total respective negotiated per job price for (LABOR SUPPORT), under each task order issued. Total per job price shall be based on total quantity of hours negotiated to be required for each specific task order utilizing binding hourly rates for each sub-line item established at contract award. Hourly unit prices for various tradesmen listed and total per job payment shall constitute full compensation for

SECTION 32 40 00 Page 10 the cost of tradesmen, materials, supplies, supervision, support equipment, and incidentals necessary to complete the work specified within contract specifications and each task order. No additional payment will be made for lodging or transportation to and from the worksite. Specific work to be performed shall be specified within each task order and

1.6.6. Procurement and Delivery of Miscellaneous Materials.

Measurement and Payment for Procurement and Delivery of Miscellaneous Materials under the line item “Procurement and Delivery of Miscellaneous Materials” will be made at the respective negotiated unit price for all materials, and supplies procured and delivered to the specified project site within each task order issued, which prices and payments shall constitute full compensations for the cost of equipment, fuel , materials, supplies, repairs, supervision, support equipment, and incidentals necessary to deliver each piece of materials or supply to the specified jobsite intact and in acceptable condition as specified in each task order. Unit cost and Unit of Measurement shall be negotiated and determined prior to issuance of each task order.

Specific work to be performed and material required shall be specified within each task order and associated request for proposal.

1.7. SUBMITTALS

Government Approval is required for all submittals with a “G” designation; submittals not having a “G” designation are for information only. The following shall be submitted in accordance with Section 01 33 00 SUBMITTAL PROCEDURES:

SD-03 Product Data Equipment Specification; G Misc Material Product Specifications; G

SD-07 Certifications Labor Licenses; G

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1. EQUIPMENT RENTAL WITH OPERATORS. Equipment to be furnished under this section shall be of the standard make and the capacities indicated herein and shall include and be furnished with qualified operators.

Contractor shall submit equipment specifications demonstrating that equipment meets requirements of the specifications. The Contractor may propose for use of alternative types of equipment not included in these specifications. The suitability of the alternative equipment must be demonstrated to the Contracting Officer or Authorized Representative by a field test conducted by and at the expense of the Contractor.

Procedures for testing will be provided by the government. Each proposed alternative type of equipment must be capable of performing equal to or greater in all capabilities to that equipment specified herein. No additional payment or increase in cost will be permitted for alternate equipment.

2.1.1. Track-Type Bulldozers 90HP w/OP. Bulldozers shall be equipped

SECTION 32 40 00 Page 11 with an earthmoving blade, designed for maximum earthmoving productivity. Dozers shall have a minimum net horsepower rating of 90 (ninety.) All dozers shall be equipped with a Roll Over Protection System (R.O.P.S.) and back up alarms.

2.1.2. Track-Type Bulldozers 190HP w/OP. Bulldozers shall be equipped with an earthmoving blade, designed for maximum earthmoving productivity. Dozers shall have a minimum net horsepower rating of 190 (one hundred ninety.) All dozers shall be equipped with a Roll Over Protection System (R.O.P.S.) and back up alarms.

2.1.3. Motor Grader w/OP. Motor grader shall have a minimum net horsepower rating of 80 (eighty) and have a minimum blade length of 12 (twelve) feet. The motor grader shall be equipped with R.O.P.S.

and back up alarm.

2.1.4. Backhoe 60Hp, w/OP. Backhoe, 4-wheel drive-type shall have a minimum net horsepower rating of sixty (60) horsepower. Shall be equipped with a front-end loading bucket with a minimum capacity of one cubic yard and three (3), interchangeable backhoe attachment buckets to include a Twelve (12) inch width with teeth, Twenty-four

(24) inch width with teeth, and a Minimum thirty-six inch with (36) inch smooth “ditching” bucket. Loader/Backhoe shall be equipped with R.O.P.S. and back up alarm.

2.1.5. Backhoe 95Hp, w/OP. Backhoe, 4-wheel drive-type shall have a minimum net horsepower rating of ninety-five (95) horsepower. Shall be equipped with a front-end loading bucket with a minimum capacity of one cubic yard and three (3), interchangeable backhoe attachment buckets to include a Twelve (12) inch width with teeth, Twenty-four

(24) inch width with teeth, and a Minimum thirty-six inch with (36) inch smooth “ditching” bucket. Loader/Backhoe shall be equipped with R.O.P.S. and back up alarm. Backhoe shall also come equipped with various attachments to include concrete breaker and plate compactor.

2.1.6. Rubber Tire Front End Loader 120Hp w/OP. Front end loader shall have a minimum of one hundred twenty (120) horsepower at the flywheel and have a minimum front end loader bucket of two and one-half (2.5) cubic yards.

2.1.7. Rubber Tire Front End Loader 275Hp w/OP. Front end loader shall have a minimum of two hundred seventy five (275) horsepower at the flywheel and have a minimum front end loader bucket of five and three-quarters (5.75) cubic yards.

2.1.8. Dump Truck (Tandem) w/OP. Dump truck shall be tandem axle, with minimum dump bed carrying capacity of 10 (ten) cubic yards. All dump trucks shall meet all Department of Transportation regulations and safety standards and have back up alarm.

2.1.9. Dump Truck (Single) w/OP. Dump truck shall be single axle, with minimum dump bed carrying capacity of 10 (ten) cubic yards. All dump trucks shall meet all Department of Transportation regulations and safety standards and have back up alarm.

2.1.10. SEMI - TRACTOR TRAILER w/OP. The tractor must have a minimum 350

SECTION 32 40 00 Page 12 horsepower and capable of pulling a 48 foot flatbed trailer. The trailer must be a flatbed trailer with a steel frame and a wood plank flooring, a minimum 48-foot long, 8 foot 6 inches wide and a minimum load capacity of 40,000 pounds. Semi-Tractor Trailer line item will be used when hauling is needed on Government owned lands.

2.1.11. BUCKET TRUCK w/OP. The bucket truck to be furnished shall have a maximum vertical working height of 60 feet. Bucket truck shall conform to all D.O.T. and OSHA standards and safety requirements.

This item will be utilized for electrical purposes and operator shall be a qualified and state licensed electrician. Truck shall have four stabilization outriggers. Bucket truck is intended to be utilized along road ways and shall come equipped or furnished with all necessary traffic control.

2.1.12. TRUCK CRANE w/OP. The truck crane to be furnished shall be equipped with crane complying with ANSI-B30.5 and OSHA-1910-1926 standards. The crane shall have a minimum capacity of lifting 20,000 pounds at a 15 foot radius on a maximum width of 18 feet to set up the crane outriggers. All outriggers must be set on crane mats. Crane matas must be of oak materials and be 4 Ft long by 4 Ft wide by 6 inches thick unless otherwise approved by the Contracting Officer. All crane operators furnished must comply and be certified in accordance with the EM385-1-1.

2.1.13. Mini- Excavator w/OP. Track type excavators shall have a net horsepower rating of 30-45. The excavator shall be equipped with R.O.P.S. and back up alarm. The bucket size for the excavator will be as specified within each task order. The three sizes needed include a 12 (twelve) inch, 24 (twenty-four) inch and 36 (thirty-six) inch wide bucket.

2.1.14. Excavator 50hp w/OP. Track type excavators shall have a net horsepower rating of 50-80. The excavator shall be equipped with R.O.P.S. and back up alarm. The bucket size for the excavator will be as specified within each task order. The three sizes needed include a 12 (twelve) inch, 24 (twenty-four) inch and 36 (thirty-six) inch wide bucket.

2.1.15. Excavator 155hp w/OP. Track type excavators shall have a minimum net horsepower rating of 155 or 235. The excavator shall be equipped with R.O.P.S. and back up alarm. The bucket size for the excavator will be as specified within each task order. The three sizes needed include a 12 (twelve) inch, 24 (twenty-four) inch and 36 (thirty-six) inch wide bucket. Excavator shall also come equipped with various attachments to include articulating grapple clam bucket, ditch bucket, and hydraulic pile driver with minimum 50 tons driving force and hammer frequency no less than 2,400 rpm.

2.1.16. Excavator 242hp w/OP. Track type excavators shall have a minimum net horsepower rating of 242 or greater. The excavator shall be equipped with R.O.P.S. and back up alarm. The bucket size for the excavator will be as specified within each task order. The three sizes needed include a 12 (twelve) inch, 24 (twenty-four) inch and 36 (thirty-six) inch wide bucket. Excavator shall also come equipped with various attachments to include articulating grapple clam bucket and ditch bucket, hydraulic pile driver with minimum 50

SECTION 32 40 00 Page 13 tons driving force and hammer frequency no less than 2,400 rpm.

2.1.17. Walk behind Concrete Saw w/OP. Concrete saw shall be walk behind type, 8 (eight) horsepower, capable of cutting concrete or asphalt to a depth of 4 (four) inches.

2.1.18. Self-Propelled Drum Vibrating Roller w/OP. Roller shall be steel drum type, 2 (two) ton minimum equipped with R.O.P.S. Self- Propelled Steel Drum Vibrating Roller shall be have a minimum rolling width of thirty six (36) inches up to a maximum rolling width of seventy two (72) inches and capable of vibrating.

2.1.19. Self-Propelled Sheepsfoot Roller w/OP. Self-Propelled Sheepsfoot Roller shall conform to the towed roller requirements for the length and spacing of tamping feet, the empty weight per foot of drum and cleaning devices of tractor drawn rollers specified herein.

However, self-propelled rollers exceeding the empty weight requirement of tractor drawn tamping rollers may be used, provided that by substitution of tamping feet having face area not exceeding fourteen (14) square inches, the nominal foot pressure on the tamping feet of the self-propelled roller can be adjusted to approximate the foot pressure of the towed roller for the particular working conditions. Self- propelled rollers conforming to the above requirements but with tamping feet exceeding the fourteen (14) square inch maximum face area may be approved for use provided the Contractor demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Contracting Officer by field test that the roller can properly compact the fill without creating planes of weakness or laminations. For the self-propelled rollers in which steering is accomplished through the use of rubber-tired wheels, the tire pressures shall not exceed forty

(40) pounds per square inch. The roller shall be operated at a speed of not more than three and one-half (3.5) miles per hour.

2.1.20. Skid Steer Loader w/OP. The skid steer loader shall be rubber track type with a minimum of 60 horsepower. The skid loader shall be furnished with any or all of the following attachments as required to accomplish work specified within each task order: minimum 60” power sweeper broom which can contain debris in a container which can later be dumped; a minimum 60” front combination bucket; a 12” hydraulic auger post hole digger with a 58 inches depth capability;

a rotary saw with a 30” minimum blade; a tree sheer capable of sheering trees up to 15” diameter; a grapple bucket; a 6’capacity bush hog; and a 40” asphalt planer.

2.1.21. Tractor with Boom Mower w/OP. The tractor shall be sized suitable to support the operation of a 17 foot boom with the following minimum reach: 19’6” up, 17’3” out, and 8’9” down. The power take off (PTO) will have a minimum shaft speed of 2,400 rpm to the boom blade with a minimum 60” cutting width. The boom mower will be required to mow trees, tree limbs and brush up to 3” in diameter.

The tractor shall be equipped with R.O.P.S. and a safety cage to protect the operator.

2.1.22. Small Tractor w/OP. Tractor, wheel type, shall have a minimum net horsepower rating of 25 (twenty-five) and shall be furnished with the following minimum attachment, 5 (five) foot box blade and a 5 (five) foot pull behind bush hog. The tractor shall be equipped

SECTION 32 40 00 Page 14 with R.O.P.S.

2.1.23. Large Tractor w/OP. Tractor, wheel type, shall have a minimum of two hundred (200) horsepower at the flywheel, with disc plow and harrow attached, designed to cut both standing and downed vegetation and plow soil to a minimum depth of eight (8) inches. Disc plow and Harrow shall have a minimum width of ten feet.

2.1.24. Asphalt Miller w/OP. Asphalt milling machine, self-propelled type with a minimum net horse power Rating of 450 (four hundred and fifty) that will grind to a minimum depth of 8 (eight) inches and a minimum width of 60 (sixty) inches. Machine shall be equipped with R.O.P.S.

2.2. RENTAL OF MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT WITH OPERATOR. Rental of

Miscellaneous Equipment shall be utilized for rental of fully operational equipment furnished with qualified operator not specified elsewhere within the contract specifications to be utilized or measured and paid for as part of another line item. Equipment furnished under this category shall be specified within supplemental specifications issued at the Task Order Level. Contractor shall submit equipment specifications demonstrating that equipment meets requirements of the supplemental specifications. Duration of Rental, Unit of Measurement, Quantity, Specific Equipment, and requirements for equipment will be specified within the supplemental specifications. Unit Price shall be requested and negotiated at the task order level. Equipment required to be obtained under this line item shall be utilized to accomplish various task and types of work associated with park, facility, infrastructure, and shoreline repair, rehabilitation, construction, and maintenance including but not limited to specialized equipment required for work associated with sewer and water repairs, inspections, maintenance, or installation; electrical repairs, inspections, maintenance, or installation; camera inspection and jetting of drain systems; earthwork operations; revetment; concrete work; care of water;

aerial lifts and platforms; scaffolding; cranes; mechanical dredging;

truckable floating plant and vessels, etc.

2.3. SPECIALITY EQUIPMENT. Equipment to be furnished under this section shall be of the standard make and the capacities indicated herein to support trades with accomplishment of work when required. Contractor shall submit equipment specifications demonstrating that equipment meets requirements of the specifications. The Contractor may propose for use of alternative types of equipment not included in these specifications. The suitability of the alternative equipment must be demonstrated to the Contracting Officer or Authorized Representative by a field test conducted by and at the expense of the Contractor.

Procedures for testing will be provided by the government. Each proposed alternative type of equipment must be capable of performing equal to or greater in all capabilities to that equipment specified herein. No additional payment or increase in cost will be permitted for alternate equipment.

2.3.1. Portable Diesel Air Compressor. Portable Diesel Air Compressor shall be capable of supplying a minimum working pressure of 100 PSI.

Compressor shall include at a minimum one hundred (100) linear feet of air hose. Compressor shall be capable of connecting and supplying sufficient pressure to hand operated air core drills, hand operated

SECTION 32 40 00 Page 15 air chipping hammers, and hand operated air jackhammers.

2.3.2. Trailer Mounted Concrete Pump (Min 100hp). Trailer Mounted Concrete Pump shall be a minimum of one hundred horsepower (100hp) with a minimum concrete output of fifty cubic yards per hour (50CY/HR) and be capable of placing concrete with aggregate size up to 1 1/2inches across a horizontal distance of three hundred and fifty feet (350 FT). Trailer Mounted Concrete Pump shall come equipped with a minimum of three hundred and fifty linear feet (350 FT) of pipe for concrete placement. Pipe diameter and material shall be as specified by the manufacturer.

2.3.3. Trencher. Trencher to be furnished shall be capable of trenching six inches in width to a depth of 48 inches through earth, sand, clay, gravel, cobbles, and firm coherent rock that is less than 1/10 of a cubic yard in volume at any given location.

2.3.4. Light Towers. Light Towers shall be portable, contain a minimum of four (4) one-thousand watt bulbs on rotating mast, minimum tower height of thirty (30) feet, be individually powered, and be capable of operating for fourteen (14 ) hours without refueling.

2.3.5. Chainsaw. The Chainsaw to be furnished shall include a chainsaw with a minimum eighteen (18) inch bar.

2.3.6. Power Washer. The Power Washer to be furnished shall include a power washer with a capacity of 200 psi of pressure.

2.3.7. Hand Operated Electric Powered Jack Hammer. The Hand Operated Electric Powered Jack Hammer to be furnished shall include an electric powered jack hammer with points and chisels for demolition of concrete.

2.3.8. Hand Operated Air Powered Jack Hammer. The Hand Operated Air Powered Jack Hammer to be furnished shall include an air powered jack hammer with points and chisels for demolition of concrete.

2.3.9. Hand Operated Air Powered Chipping Hammer. The Hand Operated Air Powered Chipping Hammer to be furnished shall include an air powered chipping hammer with points and chisels for demolition of concrete.

2.3.10. Vibratory Plate Tamper. The Vibratory Plate Tamper to be furnished shall include a hand or powered operated plate or foot type vibratory power tamper, powered, hand operated, and has a minimum force of two thousand five hundred (2,500) pounds.

2.3.11. Hand Operated Power Cutoff Saw. The Hand Operated Power Cutoff Saw to be furnished shall include a hand operated power cutoff saw.

2.3.12. Hand Operated Power Hammer Drill w/Bits. The Hand Operated Power Hammer Drill w/Bits to be furnished shall include a hand operated power hammer drill with bits

2.3.13. Hand Operated Air Powered Core Drill w/Bits. The Hand Operated Air Powered Core Drill w/Bits to be furnished shall include a air powered core drill with bits capable of drilling three quarter (3/4) inch up to one-one quarter (1 ¼) inch holes in and through

SECTION 32 40 00 Page 16 reinforced concrete and rebar. Core Drill shall be supplied with bits from three quarter (3/4) inch up to one-one quarter (1 ¼) inch.

2.3.14. Concrete Saw. The Concrete Saw to be furnished shall include a Concrete Saw with a minimum of sixty five (65) horsepower, with capability of a maximum cutting depth of nine (9) inches and be self propelled.

2.4. RENTAL OF MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT WITHOUT OPERATOR. Rental of

Miscellaneous Equipment shall be utilized for rental of fully operational equipment furnished without operator not specified elsewhere within the contract specifications to be utilized or measured and paid for as part of another line item. Equipment to be furnished may be operated by the government or utilized in conjunction with contractor work. Equipment furnished under this category shall be specified within supplemental specifications issued at the Task Order Level. Contractor shall submit equipment specifications demonstrating that equipment meets requirements of the supplemental specifications.

Duration of Rental, Unit of Measurement, Quantity, Specific Equipment, and requirements for equipment will be specified within the supplemental specifications. Unit Price shall be required and negotiated at the task order level. Equipment required to be obtained under this line items shall be utilized to accomplish various task and types of work associated with park, facility, infrastructure, and shoreline repair, rehabilitation, construction, and maintenance including but not limited to specialized equipment required for work associated with sewer and water repairs, inspections, maintenance, or installation; electrical repairs, inspections, maintenance, or installation; camera inspection and jetting of drain systems; earthwork operations; revetment; concrete work; care of water; aerial lifts and platforms; scaffolding; cranes, etc.

2.5. LABOR SUPPORT

2.5.1. Surveyor. The Surveyor to be furnished shall be licensed as a Professional Land Surveyor in the State of Illinois or Missouri or have legal authority to produce certified and stamped survey documentation in and accepted by the state of Illinois and Missouri.

The Surveyor shall provide land surveys and certified documentation for, but not limited to, Right of Way, Boundaries, and Easements related to construction activities as set forth in each task order.

Contractor shall submit license or certification demonstrating that qualifications meets requirements of the specifications. The contractor shall include in their bid and furnish with all personnel, small tools, incidental materials, survey equipment, transportation, labor, etc. to perform work associated with the trade. The Surveyor equipment and supplies required to be furnished to perform work include but are not limited to draw knives, compass, survey transits, levels, GPS Units, computer data production programs, office and clerical equipment and supplies, metal detectors, stakes, misc small tools, flagging, string lines, marking paint, and measuring tape.

2.5.2. General Engineer. The Engineer to be furnished shall be licensed as a Professional Engineer in the State of Illinois or Missouri or have legal authority to produce certified and stamped engineering drawings, asbuilt drawings, calculations, or design in

SECTION 32 40 00 Page 17 and accepted by the state of Illinois and Missouri. General Engineers to be furnished include Electrical, Structural, or Civil.

The engineer shall provide certified documentation for, but not limited to, minor designs, drawings, calculations. Contractor shall submit license or certification demonstrating that qualifications meets requirements of the specifications. The contractor shall include in their bid and furnish with all personnel, small tools, incidental materials, equipment, transportation, labor, etc. to perform work associated with the trade. Engineer equipment and supplied to be furnished include but are not limited to necessary equipment and supplies, computer data production programs, office and clerical equipment and supplies required to perform task and generate and provide both certified electronic media or paper print copies of work.

2.5.3. Drafter/CADD Technician. The Drafter/CADD Technician shall be capable of creating or modifying engineering drawings, asbuilt drawings, or other electronic or paper media. The contractor shall include in their bid and furnish with all personnel, small tools, incidental materials, equipment, transportation, labor, etc. to perform work associated with the trade. Drafter equipment to be furnished include but are not limited to necessary equipment and supplies, computer data production programs, office and clerical equipment and supplies required to create and or modify drawings, and generate and provide both electronic media or paper print copies of drawings.

2.5.4. Tradesmen. The following Labor Support shall be categorized by Trades.

2.5.4.1. Plumber. The plumber to be furnished shall be state

licensed plumber qualified to perform general plumbing repairs consisting of repairing all potable water and sewage systems contained within the projects boundaries. Contractor shall submit license or certification demonstrating that qualifications meets requirements of the specifications. Work includes but is not limited to such items and systems as wells and distribution systems, pump-houses, washhouses, restrooms, park water hookups, dump stations, and sewage/septic systems. The contractor shall include in their bid all personnel, tools, incidental materials, equipment, transportation, labor etc. to perform plumbing related repairs, or replacements, maintenance, or preventive maintenance.

2.5.4.2. Electrician. The electrician to be furnished shall be a state licensed electrician qualified to perform general electrical repairs such as trouble shooting, removing, or installing electrical items per the requirements of the National Electrical Code (NEC) within the projects boundaries. Contractor shall submit license or certification demonstrating that qualifications meets requirements of the specifications. The contractor shall include in their bid all personnel, tools, incidental materials, equipment, transportation, labor etc. to perform electrical related repairs, or replacements, maintenance, or preventive maintenance.

2.5.4.3. Laborer. The laborer to be furnished shall be qualified and competent to perform general construction services. General

SECTION 32 40 00 Page 18 laborers may be utilized to support other specialty trades where additional labor is needed for items such as pulling of electric wires, dewatering efforts, and clean up of work sites. The contractor shall include in their bid and furnish with all personnel, small tools, incidental materials, equipment, transportation, labor etc. to perform work associated with the trade. Small tools to be provided by the contractor include but are not limited to shovels, rakes, drills, hammers, and small tools.

2.5.4.4. Iron Worker. The ironworker to be furnished shall be capable of the fabrication, production, erection and construction of all iron, steel, ornamental metals, bronze, etc., and the application of all sealants to include working on structural, ornamental, and reinforcing ironwork and other construction projects associated with Iron Worker, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Worker trade. The contractor shall include in their bid and furnish with all personnel, small tools, incidental materials, equipment, transportation, labor etc. to perform work associated with the trade.

2.5.4.5. Carpenter. The carpenter to be furnished shall be

capable of building, repairing, installation of signs & structures, forming concrete structures, footings, and other construction projects associated with Carpenter trade to include ability to cut, fit, and assemble wood and other materials in the construction of roads, parking lots, levees and many other structures. The contractor shall include in their bid and furnish with all personnel, small tools, incidental materials, equipment, transportation, labor etc. to perform work associated with the trade. Incidental materials required for carpentry include but are not limited to nails, screws, and fasteners and misc small tools including but not limited to drills, hammers, saws, and small tools.

2.5.4.6. Cement Mason. The cement mason to be furnished shall be capable of pouring and finishing concrete and forming concrete footings and other construction projects associated with cement mason trade. The contractor shall include in their bid and furnish with all personnel, small tools, incidental materials, equipment, transportation, labor etc. to perform work associated with the trade.

2.5.4.7. Welder Type I with Welding Equipment. The Welder Type I to be furnished shall be capable of skilled light welding work related to the construction and maintenance application up to two hundred fifty (250) amps utilizing a portable gas operated welder. The contractor shall include in their bid and furnish with all personnel, small tools, incidental materials, equipment, welder, transportation, labor etc. to perform work associated with the trade. Welder shall include a 250 amp portable gas operated welder with incidentals required for making welds.

2.5.4.8. Welder Type II with Welding Equipment. The Welder Type II to be furnished shall be capable of skilled medium welding work related to the construction and maintenance application from two hundred fifty (250) amps up to four hundred (400) amps

SECTION 32 40 00 Page 19 utilizing a portable gas operated welder. The contractor shall include in their bid and furnish with all personnel, small tools, incidental materials, equipment, welder, transportation, labor etc. to perform work associated with the trade. Welder shall include up to a 400 amp portable gas operated welder with incidentals required for making welds.

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