Pineview Reservoir Recreation Complex Reconstruction – Port Boat Ramp Ogden Ranger District, Uinta Wasatch, Cache National Forest, Weber, Utah
ID: 1131540Type: Special Notice
Overview

Buyer

AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OFFOREST SERVICEUS

NAICS

Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction (237990)

PSC

REPAIR OR ALTERATION OF RECREATION FACILITIES (NON-BUILDING) (Z2PA)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/e9bac9f805c243c0896a970134bb6f89/view
Timeline
    Description

    The Department of Agriculture, specifically the Forest Service, is seeking contractors for the reconstruction of the Pineview Reservoir Recreation Complex, focusing on the Port Boat Ramp in the Ogden Ranger District of the Uinta Wasatch-Cache National Forest, Weber, Utah. The project entails comprehensive reconstruction efforts, including the removal of existing structures, road improvements, storm drainage enhancements, and the construction of new facilities such as comfort stations, a dump station, and a parking area. This initiative is vital for enhancing recreational access and facilities while ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and federal guidelines. Interested parties should note that a pre-solicitation site visit is scheduled for November 15, 2024, at 10:00 AM MST, and the project is estimated to exceed $10 million, with a completion timeline of 180 days starting in May 2024. For further inquiries, contact Holly Hlavac at holly.hlavac@usda.gov or Lucas Dahlman at Lucas.Dahlman@usda.gov.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Holly Hlavac
    holly.hlavac@usda.gov
    Lucas Dahlman
    Lucas.Dahlman@usda.gov
    Files
    Title
    Posted
    1. DRAWINGS-BASE & OPTION 1 - PINEVIEW_SIGNED.pdf
    The document outlines the reconstruction plan for Phase 2 of the Port Ramp at the Pineview Reservoir Recreation Complex, overseen by the United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service in Utah. The project involves a detailed set of engineering and construction guidelines, ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal regulations, including safety, environmental, and design standards. Key professionals involved include structural, civil, and electrical engineers, as well as landscape architects. It emphasizes the responsibilities of the contractor, including site grading, utility management, traffic control, and erosion control measures. The contractor must secure permits, adhere to specific codes, and coordinate with applicable regulatory agencies throughout construction. The plan also stresses the importance of protecting existing structures and natural features within the project site. This infrastructure project not only aims to enhance the recreational facilities at Pineview Reservoir but also to maintain compliance with various legal requirements, underscoring the government's commitment to public safety and environmental stewardship. The informative structure includes vital details such as travel directions, a project timeline, and obligations for maintaining surrounding improvements.
    2. DRAWINGS-BID OPTION 2 - PINEVIEW_SIGNED.pdf
    The document outlines the reconstruction project for the Pineview Reservoir Recreation Complex, located in Weber County, Utah, under the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service. This project, classified as Phase 2, includes extensive upgrades such as removing existing structures, site grading, and the construction of storm drainage systems, comfort stations, parking areas, sidewalks, trails, and pavilions. It emphasizes the need for adherence to various federal, state, and local regulations throughout the construction process, ensuring all work follows specified engineering and safety standards. Key components of the project encompass construction staking, mobilization, traffic control, and specific site improvements such as bioswales, drainage channels, picnic areas, lookout platforms, and trash enclosures. The document specifies that all work should respect environmental guidelines and the existing topography, ensuring minimal disruption to the natural landscape. The overall purpose is to improve the recreational facilities for better public access while preserving environmental integrity, showcasing the commitment of government agencies to enhance community resources.
    3. DRAWING-BID OPTION 3 - PINEVIEW_SIGNED.pdf
    The document outlines the proposal for the reconstruction phase of the Pineview Recreation Complex in Ogden, Utah, under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Forest Service. This project encompasses the complete renovation of the Pineview Trailhead, which includes the removal of existing structures, regrading existing roadways, implementing storm drainage systems, constructing comfort stations, and building new parking facilities. Key professionals involved include structural, civil, and landscape engineers, with explicit adherence to various local, state, and federal regulations outlined in general and specific notes. The contractor is responsible for obtaining permits, ensuring safety during construction, and maintaining cleanliness around the construction site. Additionally, the document emphasizes environmental considerations, including implementing erosion control measures and adhering to stormwater regulations. The project is part of a broader initiative to enhance public recreational facilities within the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, reflecting government priorities in community service and environmental stewardship. Overall, this document serves as a detailed guideline for project execution ensuring compliance with engineering standards and local regulations.
    Rev 1. SOWSPECS-BASE-PINEVIEW.pdf
    The GAOA Pineview Reservoir Recreation Complex Reconstruction project involves a comprehensive reconstruction of the Port Ramp Day Use Area in Utah, managed by the Uinta Wasatch-Cache National Forest. The project scope includes the removal of existing structures, road improvements, storm drainage enhancements, construction of new facilities like comfort stations and a dump station, and parking area development. The contractor will conduct the work under strict site conditions, ensuring minimal public disturbance and compliance with environmental regulations. Site limitations dictate that construction activities occur with all precautions to prevent the spread of noxious weeds, and operations are confined to designated areas with restricted hours. Waste management must comply with specified protocols, and traffic control plans are essential for maintaining road safety during construction phases. The project is scheduled to commence in May 2024, with a completion timeline of 180 calendar days. Permitting and coordinated inspections with local authorities are critical components for project approval. Overall, the initiative seeks to enhance recreational facilities while adhering to federal guidelines for construction and environmental stewardship.
    Rev 1. SOWSPECS-OPTION 1-PINEVIEW.pdf
    The GAOA Pineview Reservoir Recreation Complex Reconstruction project focuses on the removal and construction of a new boat ramp near Huntsville, Utah. The scope includes all labor, materials, and equipment necessary for the project, managed by the Ogden Ranger District of the Uinta Wasatch-Cache National Forest. The work site is identified, and all public access will be restricted during construction. Waste management practices require the contractor to maintain disposal containers and adhere to environmental regulations. Traffic control needs approval from relevant authorities, while all construction activities are mandated to comply with specified general and project-specific conditions. The contractor is responsible for quality assurance testing, obtaining required permits, and coordinating inspections with governing authorities. Mobilization costs will be compensated as per prescribed conditions, ensuring all activities align with the established timeline. The project's overall aim is to enhance recreation facilities by ensuring safe, sustainable, and compliant construction practices while managing environmental impacts effectively.
    SOW - SPECS-OPTION 2-PINEVIEW.pdf
    The Pineview Reservoir Recreation Complex Reconstruction project involves constructing the New Point Day Use Area near Huntsville, Utah, under the oversight of the Ogden Ranger District. The contract encompasses the removal of existing structures, site regrading, storm drainage enhancements, the building of comfort stations, parking lots, and access sidewalks, among others. The project site will be closed during construction, with limitations on utilities and construction hours specified. Special waste management protocols are outlined, where burning or burying waste is prohibited. Contractor responsibilities include securing necessary permits, conducting quality assurance inspections, and establishing traffic control to minimize public disruption. Staking is required to ensure accuracy in construction alignment, with clear measurement and payment guidelines established for work items based on actual or designed quantities. The completion timeline extends to 180 days, starting May 2024, demonstrating a commitment to environmental controls and compliance with both federal and state regulations. This reconstruction aims to enhance recreational access while adhering to project specifications and community needs.
    SOW -SPECS-OPTION 3-PINEVIEW.pdf
    The GAOA Pineview Reservoir Recreation Complex Reconstruction focuses on the Pineview Trailhead Project, involving the reconstruction of the Day Use Area at Pineview Reservoir, Utah. The project encompasses a wide range of tasks including the removal of existing structures, road grading, storm drainage construction, parking lot development, and installation of restroom facilities. The contractor is required to manage waste effectively, maintain traffic control during construction, and adhere to specific quality assurance protocols. Significant site limitations are noted, such as electrical service needs and temporary access restrictions. The document outlines the project's measurement, payment procedures, and emphasizes the importance of a comprehensive quality control plan to ensure contract compliance. An essential timeline indicates a projected start date in May 2024, with an estimated completion window of 180 days for the base bid. This project signifies commitment to enhancing recreational facilities while adhering to environmental and logistical standards set by the USDA Forest Service.
    Similar Opportunities
    UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE, INTERMOUNTAIN REGION 4, ROAD AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES MATOC
    Active
    Agriculture, Department Of
    The United States Department of Agriculture's Forest Service is seeking qualified contractors for the Road and Bridge Construction Services Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) in the Intermountain Region 4, specifically focused on road and bridge construction and related services. The procurement includes a range of activities such as the repair and construction of various types of roads, bridges, culverts, and aquatic passages, with a total small business set-aside and a minimum of ten contracts anticipated to be awarded. This initiative is crucial for maintaining and enhancing infrastructure within national forests, ensuring both public accessibility and environmental stewardship. Interested vendors are encouraged to participate in scheduled site visits from October 9 to October 17, 2024, to familiarize themselves with the project locations, and must direct inquiries to Paul Larsen at paul.larsen@usda.gov. The full solicitation is expected to be available in fall 2024, with task orders ranging from $2,000 to $3,000,000 and a shared ceiling limit of $50,000,000 for all orders.
    UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE, INTERMOUNTAIN REGION 4, ROAD AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES MATOC
    Active
    Agriculture, Department Of
    The United States Forest Service, under the Department of Agriculture, is seeking qualified contractors for Road and Bridge Construction Services in the Intermountain Region 4. This procurement is part of a Total Small Business Set-Aside initiative, focusing on highway, street, and bridge construction, with the relevant NAICS code being 237310. The services are crucial for maintaining and improving infrastructure within national forests, ensuring safe access for both the public and forest management activities. Interested parties are encouraged to attend informational meetings scheduled in various locations, including South Jordan, UT, and Boise, ID, with additional details available through provided links. For further inquiries, contact Paul Larsen at paul.larsen@usda.gov.
    Z--Hyrum Dam Spillway Replacement
    Active
    Interior, Department Of The
    The Bureau of Reclamation, part of the U.S. Department of the Interior, is soliciting bids for the Hyrum Dam Spillway Replacement project, located approximately 9 miles southwest of Logan, Utah. The project entails the construction of a new reinforced concrete spillway, removal of the existing spillway, and various associated infrastructure improvements, including drainage systems, mechanical features, and roadway realignment. This initiative is crucial for enhancing dam safety and infrastructure resilience, with a performance period spanning from March 2025 to January 2029 and an estimated contract value between $100 million and $200 million. Interested contractors must submit sealed bids by November 8, 2024, and can direct inquiries to Lynette Rock at LRock@usbr.gov or call 385-228-8535.
    UT FLAP SLA 10(1) Mill Creek Canyon Road
    Active
    Transportation, Department Of
    The Department of Transportation, through the Federal Highway Administration, is soliciting bids for the reconstruction and widening of Mill Creek Canyon Road in Salt Lake County, Utah, under project number UT FLAP SLA 10(1). The project aims to enhance safety and access to recreational areas within the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest while implementing best practices for environmental protection and resource management. Key construction activities include road widening, drainage improvements, and the installation of parking facilities, with an estimated project cost ranging from $20 million to $30 million. Interested contractors must submit their bids by November 5, 2024, and can contact Kelly Palmer at cflacquisitions@dot.gov or Leslie Karsten at CflContracts@dot.gov for further information.
    UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE, ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION 2, ROAD AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES MATOC
    Active
    Agriculture, Department Of
    The United States Forest Service, under the Department of Agriculture, is seeking contractors for road and bridge construction services in the Rocky Mountain Region 2, specifically through a Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC). The procurement includes several seed projects, such as the replacement of the PSICC South Cottonwood Creek Bridge, the White River Berry Creek Culvert Replacement, and roadway reconditioning work in the Washakie Ranger District of Wyoming. These projects are crucial for maintaining infrastructure within national forests, enhancing road safety, and ensuring proper water drainage. Interested contractors are encouraged to attend scheduled site visits on October 3 and October 9, 2024, for the bridge and culvert projects, respectively, and to review the Washakie Roadwork site independently. For further inquiries, prospective offerors can contact Paul Larsen at paul.larsen@usda.gov.
    Temporary Office Trailer - Base Year + (4) Option Years
    Active
    Agriculture, Department Of
    The US Department of Agriculture's Forest Service seeks bids for a temporary office trailer, a critical need for its operations in Fillmore, Utah. The trailer must measure no larger than 10' x 38' and will be situated on a dirt lot with electrical hookups. Potential vendors should note that flexibility in office space is welcomed, but the specified size is a firm requirement. Amendment 0001 to the solicitation extends the offer due date to August 23rd, 2024, and successful bidders will deliver and set up the trailer, with the contract running from September 2024 to August 2029. Interested parties should contact Terri Tucker at terri.tucker@usda.gov for further details.
    Y--LAKE 318673; 324894; 332529 Extend Public Launch R
    Active
    Interior, Department Of The
    The National Park Service (NPS) is soliciting bids for the construction project titled "Extend Public Launch Ramp at Hemenway Harbor" in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Boulder City, Nevada. This project involves extending a public launch ramp, which includes excavation, grading, and the installation of precast concrete ramps, with a contract magnitude expected to exceed $10 million. The initiative is crucial for enhancing recreational access in response to decreasing lake levels while ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and maintaining public safety. Interested contractors must submit sealed offers by the specified deadlines, with the project scheduled for completion within 730 calendar days from the notice to proceed. For further inquiries, potential bidders can contact Dayna Omiya at daynaomiya@nps.gov or by phone at 720-910-0477.
    LOLO NATIONAL FORES T - Upper West Fork Fish Creek Trail Bridge Replacement
    Active
    Agriculture, Department Of
    The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Service is seeking contractors for the Upper West Fork Fish Creek Trail Bridge Replacement project located in the Lolo National Forest, Montana. The project involves the removal and replacement of an existing trail bridge along Trail 101 at milepost 3.1, including structural excavation and the installation of a new bridge, while adhering to specific Resource Protection Measures due to its location in a proposed wilderness area. This initiative is crucial for maintaining infrastructure within the national forest and ensuring safe access for visitors, with an estimated construction cost between $500,000 and $1,000,000. Interested vendors are encouraged to attend a formal site visit on October 17, 2024, and must notify the primary contact, Alisha Knaub, at alisha.knaub@usda.gov by October 15, 2024, to confirm attendance.
    Teton Canyon Bridge Replacement Construction at Caribou-Targhee National Forest, Idaho
    Active
    Agriculture, Department Of
    The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Service is seeking proposals for the Teton Canyon Bridge Replacement Construction project located in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest, Idaho. This project involves the removal of the existing Sheep Bridge and the construction of a new prefabricated steel underhung truss bridge to enhance recreational access and improve structural integrity while adhering to environmental regulations. The procurement is set aside for small businesses, with proposals due by 11:59 p.m. Central Time on October 25, 2024, and interested parties should direct their submissions to Mary Harding at mary.harding@usda.gov. The project reflects a significant investment in infrastructure aimed at improving public access and safety within national forest areas.
    Y--OT-CA-T28 WCMPWB UNIVERSAL ACCESSIBILITY
    Active
    Interior, Department Of The
    The Bureau of Reclamation, part of the Department of the Interior, is seeking qualified contractors for the Universal Accessibility Project in Oklahoma, aimed at enhancing accessibility at various recreational facilities. The project involves construction activities such as improving boat ramps, RV sites, day use areas, and campground facilities, with a strong emphasis on compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This initiative is crucial for advancing inclusivity in public spaces, allowing greater access for individuals with disabilities. Interested businesses, particularly small and disadvantaged enterprises, are encouraged to submit their capability statements by October 25, 2024, with project budgets estimated between $1 million and $5 million. For further inquiries, contact Mitchell Frost at mfrost@usbr.gov.