Recovery - OHV rehabilitation, northwest montana counties

Award Notice Posted

Solicitation number
AG-82B1-S-10-0292
Agency
Awarded
to Clearway Services LLC
Set-aside
Total Small Business

Opportunity facts

Contract number
AG82B1P100164 Federal contract award
NAICS code
115310 Support Activities for Forestry
PSC
Not on record
Place of performance
Overwhich OHV trail access: This project begins approximately 46 miles from the city of Hamilton, Montana. To reach the beginning of the project, proceed south from Hamilton on U.S Highway 93 for 20 miles to the junction of State Highway 473, West Fork Road. Turn right onto West Fork Road and proceed South 14 mile to West Fork Ranger Station. Continue South on State 473 12 miles to Painted Rocks State Park and junction FR 5703, Overwhich Creek. Proceed East on FR 5703 for 3 miles to junction FR 5706 and an OHV trailhead parking lot. OHV Trail 185 starts 3 miles North along FR 5706, but parking is limited. A second trailhead for Overwhich OHV route is on FR 5706a, approximately 7 miles east of junction FR 5706 and Trail 185. Belted waterbar transport starts there. Bass Day Use Trail access: Project begins approximately 27.5 miles from Hamilton and 6.5 miles from Stevensville, Montana. Proceed North from Hamilton on US Highway 93 for 21 miles, past the Stevensville Y intersection and continue 5 miles to County Rt. 2200, accessing Charles Waters Memorial Campground. Follow Rt. 2200 1.5 miles to the campground entrance. Turn right on FR 1316 and follow it approximately Darby (Ravalli County), Montana 59829, United States

Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .

Notice text

RECOVERY - The work to be completed under this contract will take place on two different trails:.

a. Work on the Overwhich OHV trail route includes trail log out maintenance (done twice during performance period), reconstruction of existing drainage structures: rubber belting waterbars and leadoff ditches, and transportation of waterbars on the West Fork Ranger District, Bitterroot National Forest. The entire route accessing Overwhich Falls includes portions of three trails: #185, #182, #248. The total 15.2 miles of those existing routes will be logged out. Trail logging out includes clearing downed and leaning trees, cleaning existing drainage structures and removal of loose rock (12 size) and woody debris from the trail tread. Drainage reconstruction includes replacing 20 rubber belting waterbars and associated ditches. Transportation of waterbars from the trailhead to work sites is included in this project.

b. Bass Day Use Trail 129, which is a combination of single track and old road routes, is managed as a single track, non-motorized trail on the Stevensville Ranger District, Bitterroot National Forest. Work consists of reconstructing five (5) turnpike sections, including re-crowning the surface w/ gravel; constructing 15 treated log waterbars; reconstructing 4 reinforced rolling dips and 150 lineal feet of tread reconstruction (24). The contract does not require blasting on any trail routes.

Files

File Type Posted
Exhibits A_ S-10-0292.doc DOC document
Exhibit 3_Camping stock use S-10-0292 Weed Free.doc DOC document
EXHIBIT_5 Trail Maint Reconstr. S-10-0292.docx DOCX document
913_1a_Turnpike S-10-0292.pdf PDF
248_drop creek S-10-0292.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
MTSCA76-1342.txt TXT text file
taylor ck182 S-10-0292 .xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
912-1_Typical Trail X Sect S-10-0292.pdf PDF
922_3. Rubber Belt Waterbar S-10-0292pdf.pdf PDF
Ex 1 Site Map S-10-0292.pdf PDF
912_5(a). Rolling Dip S-10-0292pdf.pdf PDF
SF 18 S-10-0292.pdf PDF
Bass Construction Notes S-10-0292.docx DOCX document
Ex. 2 Site Map S-10-0292.pdf PDF
S-10-0292 B-M.docx DOCX document
912_2a_Trailbed slope S-10-0292.pdf PDF
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