RECOVERY ACT: Beaver Pond Dam Design/Build on the White Mountain National Forest. Grafton County, New Hampshire

This amendment incorporates a revised Evaluation Criteria document, dated 28 December 2009. The previous Evaluation Criteria document is replaced in its entirety. The proposal due date remains 5 January 2010.



Response Date is for Phase II proposals only. Those vendors in the Phase II selection have been previously notified.

This amendment incorporates a revised Evaluation Criteria document, dated 28 December 2009. The previous Evaluation Criteria document is replaced in its entirety. The proposal due date remains 5 January 2010.

Revised Evaluation Factors have been posted. This is a two-phase Design/Build project. Proposal due date for the first phase has been extended to 5 January 2010.



Proposals should be faxed or e-mailed to Angela Mitchell, almitchell@fs.fed.us or 270-924-2086.

1) Was the site visit mandatory? We did not attend but our engineering

partner firm did attend. The site visit was not mandatory.



2) Does the 20 page limit for the technical proposal included resumes,

schedule, organization chart and QC Plan, or are those items considered

attachments to the proposal and not part of the 20-page limit? The 20-page limit includes all of these items.



3) Do you require a separately bound pirce and technical proposal? The price and technical do not need to be separated, but it would be a convenience to us if you do.

This amendment is to add the solicitation, plans, specifications, and drawings.



This procurement will not be set aside for any particular business group.



For Further information Contact Jacob Ormes, 71 White Mountain Drive, Campton, NH 03223

Office: (603) 536-6253, Cell: (603) 726-0783

This amendment is to add the solicitation, plans, specifications, and drawings.



This procurement will not be set aside for any particular business group.

RECOVERY ACT: Design-Build services for reconstruction of Beaver Pond Dam. Project includes the complete survey, design and reconstruction of an existing earthen dam and concrete spillway. Work consists of, but is not limited to, site surveying, geotechnical exploration, engineering design, permit administration, erosion control and dewatering, clearing and grubbing, excavation and embankment, forming and placement of reinforced concrete, seeding and mulching, and incidental construction.