Z--Calf Creek Bridge Replacement
ID: 140L5725R0003Type: Sources Sought
Overview

Buyer

INTERIOR, DEPARTMENT OF THEBUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENTUTAH STATE OFFICESALT LAKE CITY, UT, 84101, USA

NAICS

Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction (237310)

PSC

MAINTENANCE OF HIGHWAYS/ROADS/STREETS/BRIDGES/RAILWAYS (Z1LB)

Set Aside

Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5) (SBA)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/6ee451574af34e2998fc03e9c748c42e/view
Timeline
    Description

    The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is seeking small businesses to participate in the Calf Creek Bridge Replacement project located in Escalante, Utah. This initiative involves the demolition and replacement of the existing bridge, realignment of the road, and installation of safety railings, with a focus on adhering to environmental protections and federal standards throughout the construction process. The project is crucial for maintaining infrastructure along Highway 12, which is vital for local traffic and safety. Interested parties should submit their qualifications and relevant experience by March 3, 2025, with an estimated project budget between $500,000 and $1 million, and can direct inquiries to Tori Blunt Mayes at tbluntmayes@blm.gov or (435) 781-4445.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Blunt Mayes, Tori
    (435) 781-4445
    tbluntmayes@blm.gov
    Files
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    DRAFT_Calf_Creek_Bridge_Replacement_Drawings_1.pdf
    The document outlines the GAOA TO06 Calf Creek Bridge Replacement project in Escalante, Utah, initiated by the Bureau of Land Management. Key specifications include a design speed of 10 mph and adherence to FP-14 standards. The project entails bridge design, construction, and environmental management, focusing on mitigating pollution and protecting local utilities. Key engineering details cover excavations, footings, and materials used, including specific concrete and steel grades. Strict safety, construction, and coordination protocols are mandated for contractors, emphasizing traffic control and regulatory compliance. The plans stipulate measures for erosion control and dust management, particularly within sensitive Wilderness Study Areas. Overall, the document serves as a comprehensive framework to guide the bridge replacement work, ensuring safety and environmental protection while adhering to federal regulations and standards.
    DRAFT_Calf_Creek_Bridge_Replacement_Specifications_1.pdf
    The Bureau of Land Management initiated the GAOA TO06 Calf Creek Bridge Replacement project in Paria District, Utah. This project involves designing, fabricating, and installing prefabricated bridge superstructures and concrete abutments, as well as excavation and anchoring work. It aligns with the Federal Highway Administration's Standard Specifications, modified by Special Contract Requirements. Key specifications include controlling work through precise documentation and contractor responsibilities, environmental protections to minimize impacts on local ecosystems, and compliance with various legal, safety, and quality standards. Provisions cover contractor qualifications, project execution, material specifications, and measurement and payment criteria. Attention is given to timely traffic management, preventing disruptions along Highway 12, which is essential due to the road's narrow, winding nature. Detailed construction protocols, including material sourcing and disposal of excess materials, alongside environmental considerations during construction, aim to mitigate ecological risks associated with the project. Overall, the document serves as a framework for contractors, indicating expectations for performance, compliance, and environmental stewardship throughout the construction process.
    DRAFT_Calf_Creek_Bridge_Replacement_Supplamental_Drawings_1.pdf
    The "2025 Standard Drawing (DRAFT)" document represents an ongoing process surrounding the creation of standardized drawings for government projects. Although the content largely reiterates the draft status, it implies a preliminary stage in developing technical specifications and visual guidelines for future initiatives. The final drawings are anticipated to serve as critical references for contractors and government agencies engaging in construction and infrastructure projects, ensuring uniformity and compliance across various federal, state, and local undertakings. As an essential component of government Requests for Proposals (RFPs) and grant applications, these standards promote efficiency, transparency, and adherence to regulations within public projects. The emphasis on drafts suggests an opportunity for input and revision before the finalization of the drawings, illustrating a collaborative approach to government planning and execution.
    Sources_Sought_-_140L5725R0003_Calf_Creek_Bridge_Replacement_1.pdf
    The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is issuing a Sources Sought Notice for the Calf Creek Bridge Replacement project in Utah, aimed at gathering market research from small businesses before a formal solicitation in March 2025. Proposals are not currently being accepted; instead, the BLM seeks input to assist in developing a small business acquisition strategy. The scope includes the demolition and replacement of the bridge, realigning the existing road, and installing safety railings. Interested parties should submit company details, classifications under the relevant NAICS code, bonding capacity, and relevant project experience. The responses will inform the possibility of setting aside the project for small businesses. The BLM emphasizes that participation is voluntary and that any costs incurred will not be reimbursed. The construction duration is expected to be approximately 175 days after project initiation, with a budget estimate between $500K and $1M. Responses are due by March 3, 2025, and should be directed to the designated contracting officer.
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