RECOVERY - CA-NV-NPS-PWR-PRES-2(09), Pavement Preservation - Death Vally, Joshua Tree and Lake Mead National Parks

PROJECT DETAILS: This project provides pavement preservation for various roadways in Death Valley National Park, Joshua Tree National Park and Lake Mead National Recreation Area. These Parks are located in Southern California and Southern Nevada. These Parks lie west of the Rocky Mountains and east of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.



The main preservation treatments being use are chip seals and modified slurry seals. Other construction applications used on a lesser scale are pavement patching, crack sealing and pavement markings.



The work at Death Valley consists of approximately 890,000 square yards of chip seals and 330,000 square yards of modified slurry seals. The main features being treated are Daylight Pass Road, Beatty Cutoff Road, Badwater Road, Dantes View Road and the parking lot at Scottys Castle. This work is divided into Schedule A, Option Y and Option Z. Options Y and Z will be awarded if funding is available.



The Joshua Tree work includes 740,000 square yards of chip seals and 50,000 square yards of modified slurry seals. This work extends to all portions of the paved surfaces in the Park.



The work at Lake Mead consists of 490,000 square yards of chip seals and 155,000 square yards of modified slurry seals. This work is confined to four major areas. Included are the Temple Bar Area, the South Cove Area, the Cottonwood Cove Area and the parking areas in Boulder City, Headquarters and Maintenance. These areas are in Arizona and Nevada.



Tentative Advertisement Date is September 1, 2009.



PLEASE NOTE: The Invitation for Bid will be available for download on or after September 1, 2009, from the Federal Business Opportunities (FBO) website at www.fedbizopps.gov. PLANS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD IN ADOBE (.pdf) FORMAT ONLY ON CFLHD's WEBSITE at http://www.cflhd.gov/procurement/construction/advertised-projects.cfm under the Project Name. Other information regarding this solicitation will also be available at the above website.



Technical questions specific to the project will only be addressed by FHWA via written correspondence to e-mail address CFLContracts@fhwa.dot.gov or FAX to (720) 963-3360.