CO FLAP SUM 91(1), Fremont Pass Trail

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Solicitation number
6982AF19B000006
Agency
Responses due
Set-aside
Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business

Opportunity facts

Place of performance
White River National Forest Summit County, Colorado 80443, United States

Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .

Notice text

3 versions

Update #3 · Latest ·

Project award 11/13/2019.

Update #2 ·

THIS PROJECT WILL BE ADVERTISED ON A SERVICE DISABLED VETERAN OWNED SMALL BUSINESS BASIS.

 

Project Details:  CO FLAP SUM 91(1)

The project may consist of the following:

The project is located in Summit County, Colorado, near the Copper Mountain Ski Resort. The project is roughly parallel to State Highway 91 between the Copper Mountain Far East Parking Lot (approx. Milepost 21.7) and the Climax Mine Water Treatment Plant access road (approx. Milepost 18.6).

 

The general scope of improvements is construction of approximately 3.3 miles of a new multi-use trail described as follows:

  • Approx. 3.2 miles of 12’ wide asphalt concrete pavement trail
  • Approx. 460 feet of 12’ wide timber boardwalk;
  • Approx. 260 feet, 12’ wide two-span prefabricated steel pedestrian bridge with simulated stone reinforced concrete abutments and pier.

Proposed new construction work includes linear grading, aggregate base, asphalt concrete pavement, drainage culvert installation, boardwalk, bridgework, pavement markings and signs.

 The project is located on United State Forest Service lands within a Special Use Permit to Summit County Open Space and Trails and a portion within a CDOT Highway Easement Deed. The proposed trail alignment lies on top an existing utility corridor that contains natural gas, fiber optic, and electrical facilities that serve regional, statewide, and interstate customers. There are numerous wetlands adjacent to the proposed path, and the boardwalk will traverse a critical wetland restoration site. Environmental restrictions will be in effect. The contractor will need to exercise caution to ensure no unplanned disturbance to these critical facilities and resources. Access to and within the site is very limited, which will constrain the size and type of equipment capable of performing the work.

Schedule A:

 

Line Item

Unit

Estimated Quantity

20420-0000

Embankment Construction

17,300 CUYD

30202-2000

Method 2

8,300 TON

40301-0100

Asphalt Concrete Pavement

3,850 TON

55701-2000

Structural Timber and Lumber, Treated

18 MFBM

58202-0000

Helical Pile, In Place

94 EACH

58405-1000

Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic, Grating

5,520 SQFT

62406-0400

Placing Conserved Topsoil, 6-Inch Depth

2.0 ACRES

 

Option X:

 

Line Item

Unit

Estimated Quantity

20420-0000

Embankment Construction

900 CUYD

30202-2000

Roadway Aggregate, Method 2

400 TON

40301-0100

Asphalt Concrete Pavement

200 TON

55201-0200

Structural Concrete, Class A (AE)

129 CUYD

55401-1000

Reinforcing Steel

7,000 LB

55401-2000

Reinforcing Steel, Epoxy Coated

4,200 LB

55504-0000

Pre-fabricated Steel Bridge

ALL LPSM

62406-0400

Placing Conserved Topsoil, 6-Inch Depth

0.1 ACRES

 

Estimated total cost is $3 to $5 million.

 

Construction is anticipated between June 2020 and October 2020.

Anticipated advertisement in September 2019.

Bid opening October 22, 2019.

Anticipated Award in December 2019.

 

 

Update #1 ·

THIS PROJECT WILL BE ADVERTISED ON A SERVICE DISABLED VETERAN OWNED SMALL BUSINESS BASIS.

THIS IS NOT A REQUEST FOR BID – PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE NOT AVAILABLE.

 

Project Details:  CO FLAP SUM 91(1)

The project may consist of the following:

The project is located in Summit County, Colorado, near the Copper Mountain Ski Resort. The project is roughly parallel to State Highway 91 between the Copper Mountain Far East Parking Lot (approx. Milepost 21.7) and the Climax Mine Water Treatment Plant access road (approx. Milepost 18.6).

 

The general scope of improvements is construction of approximately 3.3 miles of a new multi-use trail described as follows:

  • Approx. 3.2 miles of 12’ wide asphalt concrete pavement trail
  • Approx. 460 feet of 12’ wide timber boardwalk;
  • Approx. 260 feet, 12’ wide two-span prefabricated steel pedestrian bridge with simulated stone reinforced concrete abutments and pier.

Proposed new construction work includes linear grading, aggregate base, asphalt concrete pavement, drainage culvert installation, boardwalk, bridgework, pavement markings and signs.

 The project is located on United State Forest Service lands within a Special Use Permit to Summit County Open Space and Trails and a portion within a CDOT Highway Easement Deed. The proposed trail alignment lies on top an existing utility corridor that contains natural gas, fiber optic, and electrical facilities that serve regional, statewide, and interstate customers. There are numerous wetlands adjacent to the proposed path, and the boardwalk will traverse a critical wetland restoration site. Environmental restrictions will be in effect. The contractor will need to exercise caution to ensure no unplanned disturbance to these critical facilities and resources. Access to and within the site is very limited, which will constrain the size and type of equipment capable of performing the work.

Schedule A:

 

Line Item

Unit

Estimated Quantity

20420-0000

Embankment Construction

17,300 CUYD

30202-2000

Method 2

8,300 TON

40301-0100

Asphalt Concrete Pavement

3,850 TON

55701-2000

Structural Timber and Lumber, Treated

18 MFBM

58202-0000

Helical Pile, In Place

94 EACH

58405-1000

Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic, Grating

5,520 SQFT

62406-0400

Placing Conserved Topsoil, 6-Inch Depth

2.0 ACRES

 

Option X:

 

Line Item

Unit

Estimated Quantity

20420-0000

Embankment Construction

900 CUYD

30202-2000

Roadway Aggregate, Method 2

400 TON

40301-0100

Asphalt Concrete Pavement

200 TON

55201-0200

Structural Concrete, Class A (AE)

129 CUYD

55401-1000

Reinforcing Steel

7,000 LB

55401-2000

Reinforcing Steel, Epoxy Coated

4,200 LB

55504-0000

Pre-fabricated Steel Bridge

ALL LPSM

62406-0400

Placing Conserved Topsoil, 6-Inch Depth

0.1 ACRES

 

Estimated total cost is $3 to $5 million.

 

Construction is anticipated between June 2020 and October 2020.

Anticipated advertisement in September 2019.

Anticipated bid opening in October 2019.

Anticipated Award in December 2019.

 

 

Files

File Type Posted
Bid_Tabulation.pdf PDF
Bid_Opening_Summary_.pdf PDF
QnA_10.18.19.pdf PDF
A003_-_Plan_Sheet_B5.pdf PDF
QnA_10.16.2019_.pdf PDF
QnA_10.15.2019__.pdf PDF
Amendment_002.pdf PDF
QnA_10.10.19.pdf PDF
QnA_10.7.19.pdf PDF
QnA_10.4.19.pdf PDF
QnA_10.3.19.pdf PDF
Amendment_A001_.pdf PDF
QnA_9.30.2019.pdf PDF
QnA_09.23.19.pdf PDF
CO_FLAP_SUM91(1)_XS_-_Final.pdf PDF
Final_Geotechnical_Report.pdf PDF
CO_FLAP_SUM_91(1)_Fremont_Trail_-_Final_Pavement_Tech_Memo.pdf PDF
SUM91-1-Final_Hydraulics.pdf PDF
6982AF19B000006.pdf PDF
CO_FLAP_SUM91(1)_Plans_-_Final.pdf PDF
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