PWC Lake White State Park Dam Rigging Services

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources is requesting bids for: Rigging Hydraulic Cylinders at Lake White State Park DamOrdering Division and address: Lake White State Park Dam, 11291 St. Rt. 104 Waverly, OH 45690Specifications1. IntroductionThis Scope of Work (SOW) document outlines the requirements for the rigging, installation, and removal of hydraulic cylinders at the Lake White State Park Dam. The work includes the removal of existing cylinders, installation of new hydraulic cylinders, and coordination of traffic control to ensure safe and efficient operation if rigging is done from State highway 104. If this method is chosen, ODOT will need to be notified. 2. Project OverviewThe project involves the replacement of hydraulic cylinders at Lake White State Park Dam, which is essential for maintaining the operation and safety of the dam's gate control system. The work will require precise rigging and careful handling of the cylinders to avoid damage to the dam structure and surrounding equipment. Additionally, traffic control measures may be necessary if cylinders are needed to be rigged from the state highway. If this is deemed necessary, ODOT will need to be notified as well. 3. Scope of WorkThe selected contractor shall provide all labor, materials, tools, equipment, and supervision necessary to complete the following tasks:3.1 Rigging and Removal of Existing Hydraulic Cylinders Preparation: Mobilization of personnel, equipment, and tools required for rigging and removal. Survey and assessment of existing hydraulic cylinders to determine the rigging plan and removal procedures. Verification of existing cylinder connections, access points, and any potential hazards before removal.
Rigging: Properly secure and rig the existing cylinders using safe and effective rigging techniques, ensuring no damage to the dam structure, cylinders, or surrounding equipment. Ensure lifting equipment (e.g., cranes, hoists, etc.) is appropriately rated for the weight and size of the cylinders.
Removal: Remove existing cylinders without causing any damage to the surrounding infrastructure. Ensure that removed cylinders are carefully lowered, inspected, and prepared for either disposal or storage as per the client’s instructions.

3.2 Installation of New Hydraulic Cylinders Preparation: Inspection and confirmation of new hydraulic cylinders' specifications, alignment, and fitment requirements before installation. Verification of all necessary equipment and components, including seals, mounting hardware, and hydraulic connections.
Installation: Rigging and carefully lifting the new cylinders into position. Secure the new cylinders to the mounting brackets and connections per manufacturer guidelines and dam operational standards. Make necessary hydraulic and mechanical connections, ensuring proper alignment and tightness.
Testing and Commissioning: Conduct functional tests to ensure proper operation of the new hydraulic cylinders.

3.3 Traffic Control and Site Safety if deemed necessary to rig off the Highway Traffic Control Plan: Develop and implement a traffic control plan to manage vehicle and pedestrian traffic around the worksite to ensure safety for workers and the public. Coordinate with local authorities, if required, to obtain necessary permits or approvals for road closures, detours, or other traffic management measures.
Traffic Control Measures: Placement of appropriate signs, cones, barricades, flaggers, or other traffic control devices to manage and direct traffic around the worksite. Ensure that all traffic control measures comply with local and state regulations.
Safety Protocols: Provide appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) for all workers involved in the rigging, installation, and removal of cylinders. Implement job safety analysis (JSA) procedures to identify and mitigate potential risks, including falls, crane operations, and lifting hazards. Provide a site-specific safety plan that adheres to OSHA standards.

3.4 Clean-Up and Demobilization Upon completion of the work, remove all equipment, tools, and debris from the worksite. Ensure the area is restored to its original or better condition and that all traffic control measures are dismantled.
4. Safety Requirements All workers must adhere to OSHA guidelines and safety protocols while performing the work. The contractor shall maintain an active safety program, including daily toolbox talks, safety checks, and inspections of all equipment used in the project. Emergency procedures and contact numbers for safety personnel should be available on-site at all times.
F.O.B. DESTINATION/PRE-PAID/ALLOWED. The Contractor must provide Deliverables under this Contract F.O.B. Destination/Pre-Paid/Allowed. The place of destination will be specified by the Ordering Agency on the agency’s purchase order or other ordering document. Cost of the freight must be borne and paid by the Contractor unless otherwise stated. All risk of loss, regardless of the cause, will remain with the Contractor until title to the Deliverable passes to the State. Unless otherwise provided in this Contract, the State will determine whether the Contractor provided each Deliverable required in this Contract and has fully met all work requirements of this Contract. Title to any Deliverables will pass to the State on Acceptance of the Deliverable.Site Visit & Point of Contact A site visit is encouraged in order to view the project site and accurately bid out work. The site at 11291 St. Rt. 104 Waverly, OH 45690 Site visits can be scheduled Monday through Friday from 9am to 4pm by appointment. Call +1 (555) 000-0000 to schedule an appointment.
Once a contract is awarded, failure of the bidder to have requested a site visit to become familiar with the facility and requirements of the bid will be insufficient reason to support any request to be released from the contract.