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LAKE SINCLAIR DUMP STATION REPAIR
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The contract pertains to the repair of a damaged septic drain line at an RV dump station located in Eatonton, Georgia. The scope of work includes cutting and removing concrete around the hydrant area to access the damaged pipe, excavating a trench using tractor equipment, jackhammering concrete as needed, removing the broken pipe and fittings, replacing them with new piping and fittings, backfilling the trench, and pouring new concrete finished to a rough grade. Soil erosion control and site stabilization measures are also part of the base work to ensure environmental protection and site integrity after repairs. In addition to these essential repair tasks, there are optional items that may be included, such as replacing two barrier wooden logs, six wooden pole logs, and two wooden signposts with the existing signs mounted on the new posts. The solicitation is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 562998 and is issued by the Department of Agriculture through the Chattahoochee Oconee National Forest office in Gainesville, GA. The contract was posted on May 20, 2026, with a response deadline of May 29, 2026. Marian Feist is the primary point of contact for the solicitation.
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Eatonton, GA, 31024, USASet-Aside
Timeline
Submission Closed
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Full Description
Amendment 0001 is to add the question and answers document and to upload the updated SOI.
This project is intended to repair the damaged septic drain line of a RV dump station.
The work for this project shall consist of the construction and associated site work for the following base items:
- Cutting and removing the concrete around the hydrant area to access the damaged section of pipe.
- Excavating a trench using tractor equipment, including the operator, labor, and materials.
- Jackhammering concrete as needed to expose the broken line.
- Removing the damaged pipe section, including any failed fittings.
- Replacing the affected portion of the line with new line/piping and proper fittings.
- Backfilling the trench once repairs are complete.
- Pouring new concrete over the area and finishing it to a rough grade (this includes the concrete barrier stop).
- Soil erosion control/site stabilization measures
*Optional items:
- Replacing 2 barrier wooden logs (shall be staked or fastened to ground so they remain stabilized in place)
- Replacing 6 wooden pole logs
- Replacing 2 wooden signposts (install existing signs on new posts)
