Pipeline Reconstruction - Salmon-Challis NF - ID
ID: 1240LT25Q0009Type: Solicitation
Overview

Buyer

AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OFFOREST SERVICEUSDA-FS, CSA INTERMOUNTAIN 8Ogden, UT, 844012310, USA

NAICS

Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction (237110)

PSC

CONSTRUCTION OF WATER SUPPLY FACILITIES (Y1NE)

Set Aside

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

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/6e34a6adfa164810a1a34b1ffa747744/view
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    Description

    The Department of Agriculture, specifically the Forest Service, is soliciting proposals for the reconstruction of the K-Mtn Pipeline within the Salmon-Challis National Forest in Leadore, Idaho. The project involves the installation of approximately 7,500 feet of buried non-potable waterline, requiring the removal of existing infrastructure, vegetation clearing, and adherence to environmental regulations. This initiative is crucial for enhancing water distribution to rangeland troughs while ensuring compliance with ecological standards and federal infrastructure improvement efforts. Interested contractors should direct inquiries to Terri Tucker at terri.tucker@usda.gov, with a site visit scheduled for December 16, 2024, and a deadline for questions extended to December 19, 2024.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Terri Tucker
    terri.tucker@usda.gov
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    Attach J.1 - SOW - Pipeline Reconstruct - 21 Pages.pdf
    This document outlines the Statement of Work and general specifications for the K-MTN Pipeline Reconstruct project by the USDA Forest Service, focusing on the installation of approximately 7,500 feet of buried non-potable waterline on the Salmon-Challis National Forest. The contractor is required to remove existing waterlines, clear vegetation for access, and comply with environmental regulations. The project includes detailed tasks segmented into base and optional items, such as pipeline installation at various elevations and locations servicing multiple troughs. Access to the construction site involves a mix of road conditions, and traffic control measures must be implemented as per state requirements. The document specifies numerous conditions regarding project management, including site cleanup, inspections, and proper handling of construction materials, ensuring minimal environmental impact. Special conditions such as vegetation preservation, slash treatment, and thorough site preparation are also mandated. The contractor must be prepared to operate within a public-use forest area while complying with bond payment schedules, special equipment handling guidelines, and the prescribed measurements for construction materials. The general intent is to enable safe and efficient water distribution to rangeland troughs while ensuring regulatory compliance and addressing ecological concerns.
    Attach J.2 - SOI - MtnPipelineReconstruct.pdf
    The USDA Forest Service has issued a request for proposals (RFP) concerning the reconstruction of the K-Mtn pipeline. This project outlines multiple phases involving preparation, demolition of existing infrastructure, and installation of new pipeline sections totaling approximately 7,443 feet across three segments. Each item is categorized under a lump sum price method, with specific measurement units and quantities yet to be defined. The document includes separate sections for base bid items and optional bid items, focusing on transparency in pricing and bidding for contractors. The goal of the project is to enhance pipeline functionality and ensure compliance with relevant standards and environmental considerations. This RFP is part of a broader commitment by the federal government to improve infrastructure and maintain public resources effectively.
    Attach J.3 - Maps - 10 Pages.pdf
    The K-Mountain Pipeline Reconstruction project focuses on rehabilitating a pipeline originating from the Kadletz Creek drainage. The pipeline, starting at an elevation of 6,473 feet, ascends to a bench and extends for approximately 7,443 feet through mixed timber areas and sagebrush/grassland, ending at another elevation of 6,071 feet. There are three specific trough locations, critical for water conveyance, situated along the pipeline's route, with the first trough at 6,200 feet, the second at 6,140 feet, and the final termination point at 6,071 feet. The project documentation includes maps outlining the pipeline's course and elevation changes, as well as photographs of the headbox and trough sites, which illustrate the area's topography and existing vegetation. This reconstruction initiative aims to ensure reliable water distribution while maintaining ecological integrity and complying with environmental standards. It falls under government initiatives seeking bids for infrastructure advancements that improve water resource management in alignment with environmental protection efforts.
    Attach J.4 - WD ID20240053 dtd 11-15-24 - 6 Pages.pdf
    Attach J.5 Experience Questionnaire_3 pages.pdf
    The USDA Forest Service's Experience Questionnaire seeks to gather comprehensive information from contractors regarding their qualifications for a specific solicitation. Key topics include the contractor's identity, business structure, years of relevant experience, previous project details, concurrent contractual commitments, and the personnel and equipment they will allocate for the project. Additionally, the questionnaire includes inquiries about past performance issues and site inspections related to prior contracts. A significant focus of this document is the expectation for contractors to identify and provide details about biobased products to be utilized in the project, aligning with USDA standards for biobased content. Contractors must also document their experience with biobased products over the past three years, including relevant contracts and product specifications. The structure of the questionnaire is straightforward, designed to collect essential data that will aid in evaluating a contractor's capability to fulfill the project's requirements effectively. This document forms a critical part of the government’s Request for Proposals (RFP) process, aligning contractor qualifications with federal sustainability initiatives.
    SF1442 - 1240LT25Q0009- Final.pdf
    The document is a solicitation for bids related to the construction, alteration, or repair of a project named the K-MtN Pipeline Reconstruction, located within the Salmon-Challis National Forest in Leadore, Idaho. It details the requirements for submitting a sealed bid, specifically highlighting the importance of completing the bid offer section comprehensively. The solicitation mentions the contractor's responsibilities, including the provision of any necessary performance and payment bonds and compliance with existing work requirements. It specifies that bids must be submitted by a certain date and must include complete contact information for the bidder. Additional stipulations emphasize that all offers will be subject to the work's requirements and the provisions incorporated within the solicitation. The document is structured with sections outlining the project's specifics, requirements for bids, and contractual obligations. This solicitation is part of federal efforts to enhance infrastructure while ensuring safety and regulatory compliance in construction projects.
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