Granite Creek Campground Bank Restoration

The Granite Creek Campground Bank Restoration project, identified by solicitation number AG-0120-S-15-0026, was issued by the USDA Forest Service Alaska Regional Office for performance within the Glacier Ranger District in Alaska. This negotiated solicitation was designated as a Total Small Business Set-aside with an estimated project magnitude between 25,000 and 100,000 dollars. The scope of work involves bank restoration efforts, requiring a base bid for mobilization and the rental of heavy equipment, specifically dump trucks and hydraulic excavators. The contract stipulates that all work must be completed within 60 calendar days following the notice to proceed, and requires both payment and performance bonds. Throughout the solicitation process, several amendments were issued to refine the project requirements. These updates included the replacement of the Spruce tree harvest area locator map to better encompass the campground and the addition of specifications for an additional pit. Furthermore, it was clarified that additional rock for rehabilitation work is available at the Silvertip Pit, to be utilized in areas designated by the project Engineer and Contracting Officer's Representative under specific option items. The project is coordinated through the Department of Agriculture's R10 Alaska Regional Office based in Juneau.