Upstream embankment RIP-RAP extension, mosquito creek DAM, cortland, trumbull county, ohio

UPSTREAM EMBANKMENT RIP-RAP EXTENSION, MOSQUITO CREEK DAM, CORTLAND, TRUMBULL COUNTY, OHIOThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Pittsburgh District, has a project that involves extending the upstream riprap from the current top of riprap elevation up the embankment to the crest at Mosquito Creek Dam, Cortland, Trumbull County Ohio. The work is to be performed from the areas adjacent to the upstream embankment, which may be accessed from Ohio Rt. 305 or the Recreational Area. The work will be performed in the dry. The solicitation will be structured in a base contract and awardable options. The base contract generally includes the removal of approximately 3 foot of soil and then placing a 3 foot thick layer of R-6 stone riprap along the main portion of the upstream dam embankment. Additionally, a temporary laydown area for the project is available to the Contractor at the project site. The contract includes options which include excavating approximately 3 foot of embankment soil and placing 3 feet of riprap material at other locations on other areas of the upstream dam embankment. The major features of the requirements are identified below:T he contract specifically includes: a.Erosion and sediment controls consistent with the magnitude and scope of projects involving work on an earthen embankment dam. b.Installation of instrumentation protection. c.Excavation and disposal of excavated materials. d.Placement of stone riprap materials. e.General earthwork including excavation and slope grading. f.Limited mechanical demolition of concrete rubble and large diameter rock to facilitate construction. g.Traffic controls along public roads, as needed. h.Removal and replacement of guiderail. i.Removal, storage and reinstallation of metal stairs for recreation use. Excavated soils must be disposed of at a commercially available and permitted facility licensed to accept the material. Concrete rubble, riprap and other construction waste material must also be disposed of at a commercially available and permitted facility licensed to accept the waste or recycled, if applicable.AMENDMENT 0001. AMENDMENT 0002 *Visit 'https://piee.eb.mil/sol/xhtml/unauth/search/oppMgmtLink.xhtml?solNo=W911WN22B8005' to obtain more details.*

UPSTREAM EMBANKMENT RIP-RAP EXTENSION, MOSQUITO CREEK DAM, CORTLAND, TRUMBULL COUNTY, OHIOThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Pittsburgh District, has a project that involves extending the upstream riprap from the current top of riprap elevation up the embankment to the crest at Mosquito Creek Dam, Cortland, Trumbull County Ohio. The work is to be performed from the areas adjacent to the upstream embankment, which may be accessed from Ohio Rt. 305 or the Recreational Area. The work will be performed in the dry. The solicitation will be structured in a base contract and awardable options. The base contract generally includes the removal of approximately 3 foot of soil and then placing a 3 foot thick layer of R-6 stone riprap along the main portion of the upstream dam embankment. Additionally, a temporary laydown area for the project is available to the Contractor at the project site. The contract includes options which include excavating approximately 3 foot of embankment soil and placing 3 feet of riprap material at other locations on other areas of the upstream dam embankment. The major features of the requirements are identified below:T he contract specifically includes: a.Erosion and sediment controls consistent with the magnitude and scope of projects involving work on an earthen embankment dam. b.Installation of instrumentation protection. c.Excavation and disposal of excavated materials. d.Placement of stone riprap materials. e.General earthwork including excavation and slope grading. f.Limited mechanical demolition of concrete rubble and large diameter rock to facilitate construction. g.Traffic controls along public roads, as needed. h.Removal and replacement of guiderail. i.Removal, storage and reinstallation of metal stairs for recreation use. Excavated soils must be disposed of at a commercially available and permitted facility licensed to accept the material. Concrete rubble, riprap and other construction waste material must also be disposed of at a commercially available and permitted facility licensed to accept the waste or recycled, if applicable.AMENDMENT 0001. *Visit 'https://piee.eb.mil/sol/xhtml/unauth/search/oppMgmtLink.xhtml?solNo=W911WN22B8005' to obtain more details.*

UPSTREAM EMBANKMENT RIP-RAP EXTENSION, MOSQUITO CREEK DAM, CORTLAND, TRUMBULL COUNTY, OHIOThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Pittsburgh District, has a project that involves extending the upstream riprap from the current top of riprap elevation up the embankment to the crest at Mosquito Creek Dam, Cortland, Trumbull County Ohio. The work is to be performed from the areas adjacent to the upstream embankment, which may be accessed from Ohio Rt. 305 or the Recreational Area. The work will be performed in the dry. The solicitation will be structured in a base contract and awardable options. The base contract generally includes the removal of approximately 3 foot of soil and then placing a 3 foot thick layer of R-6 stone riprap along the main portion of the upstream dam embankment. Additionally, a temporary laydown area for the project is available to the Contractor at the project site. The contract includes options which include excavating approximately 3 foot of embankment soil and placing 3 feet of riprap material at other locations on other areas of the upstream dam embankment. The major features of the requirements are identified below:The contract specifically includes:a.Erosion and sediment controls consistent with the magnitude and scope of projects involving work on an earthen embankment dam.b.Installation of instrumentation protection.c.Excavation and disposal of excavated materials.d.Placement of stone riprap materials.e.General earthwork including excavation and slope grading.f.Limited mechanical demolition of concrete rubble and large diameter rock to facilitate construction.g.Traffic controls along public roads, as needed.h.Removal and replacement of guiderail.i.Removal, storage and reinstallation of metal stairs for recreation use.Excavated soils must be disposed of at a commercially available and permitted facility licensed to accept the material. Concrete rubble, riprap and other construction waste material must also be disposed of at a commercially available and permitted facility licensed to accept the waste or recycled, if applicable. *Visit 'https://piee.eb.mil/sol/xhtml/unauth/search/oppMgmtLink.xhtml?solNo=W911WN22B8005' to obtain more details.*

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UPSTREAM EMBANKMENT RIP-RAP EXTENSION, MOSQUITO CREEK DAM, CORTLAND, TRUMBULL COUNTY, OHIOThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Pittsburgh District, has a project that involves extending the upstream riprap from the current top of riprap elevation up the embankment to the crest at Mosquito Creek Dam, Cortland, Trumbull County Ohio. The work is to be performed from the areas adjacent to the upstream embankment, which may be accessed from Ohio Rt. 305 or the Recreational Area. The work will be performed in the dry. The solicitation will be structured in a base contract and awardable options. The base contract generally includes the removal of approximately 3 foot of soil and then placing a 3 foot thick layer of R-6 stone riprap along the main portion of the upstream dam embankment. Additionally, a temporary laydown area for the project is available to the Contractor at the project site. The contract includes options which include excavating approximately 3 foot of embankment soil and placing 3 feet of riprap material at other locations on other areas of the upstream dam embankment. The major features of the requirements are identified below:The contract specifically includes:a.Erosion and sediment controls consistent with the magnitude and scope of projects involving work on an earthen embankment dam.b.Installation of instrumentation protection.c.Excavation and disposal of excavated materials.d.Placement of stone riprap materials.e.General earthwork including excavation and slope grading.f.Limited mechanical demolition of concrete rubble and large diameter rock to facilitate construction.g.Traffic controls along public roads, as needed.h.Removal and replacement of guiderail.i.Removal, storage and reinstallation of metal stairs for recreation use.Excavated soils must be disposed of at a commercially available and permitted facility licensed to accept the material. Concrete rubble, riprap and other construction waste material must also be disposed of at a commercially available and permitted facility licensed to accept the waste or recycled, if applicable. *Visit 'https://piee.eb.mil/sol/xhtml/unauth/search/oppMgmtLink.xhtml?solNo=W911WN22B8005' to obtain more details.*