W912PL21R0015_Vamori Wash_Site Visit Itinerary.docx
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This document provides details for a site visit related to a federal construction contract opportunity. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is soliciting proposals for the construction of multiple high-water culvert crossings and associated site work at the Vamori Wash near the U.S./Mexico border in Arizona. Interested contractors are invited to attend an in-person site visit on June 8, 2021 to view the project location and ask questions. The site visit will include an orientation and guided walk of the project area. Safety precautions are outlined due to the remote location and hot weather conditions. The solicitation is designated as 100% small business set-aside and seeks firms capable of completing earthwork, culvert installation, fencing, erosion control, and other related construction tasks. Proposals are due by a date not specified in the document. The selected contractor will be awarded a firm-fixed-price contract for project completion.
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W912PL21R0015
High-water Crossing at Vamori Wash Project Site Visit
W912PL21R0015
High-water Crossing at Vamori Wash Project Site Visit objective A project site visit for the W912PL21R0015 High-water Crossing at Vamori Wash project will be held on Tuesday, 08-June-2021 at 10:00am (meeting location below). The objective of this site visit is to provide interested contractors access to the project site. As a reminder, questions will not be responded to in the field. Questions are to be submitted via ProjNet only.
maps & site information Location Coordinates: 31.554928628930714, -111.76978744175901 schedule 08-June-2021
· 0945-1000: Meet at Vamori Wash Lay Down Yard (map and coordinates above)
· 1000-1100: Orientation and site walk safety Prepare accordingly for driving extended distances and durations. 4x4 off-road vehicles are recommended as crossing sandy washes may be required. Allow plenty of travel time and ensure safe driving practices. We will be walking on paved and unpaved, unimproved surfaces. Wear proper footwear. High temperatures could reach 100 degrees+. Wear appropriate clothing, a hat if possible, and sunscreen to reduce heat exposure. This area is also prone to sudden dust and/or rainstorms. Check the weather reports repeatedly prior to the site visit dates. Water bottles will be available as a backup, but it is highly recommended that all attendees come prepared with their own water containers.
For any other specific questions regarding the site visit logistics, please contact the USACE Project Manager listed below.
project points of contact Brandon Colvin (Primary POC) Project Manager US Army Corps of Engineers Brandon.L.Colvin@usace.army.mil 602-518-5822
Adam Johnston (Backup POC) Project Engineer Tucson Resident Office Adam.J.Johnston@usace.army.mil 520-584-1678 Rafael M. Castillo (Backup POC) Tucson Sector Tribal Liaison Office: 520-519-2640 Cell: 520-403-6235 RAFAEL.M.CASTILLO@cbp.dhs.gov
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