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RECOVERY--56--Demolition of fifteen (15) Vault Toilets, located at various public use areas in the Harry S Truman Lake Project

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W912DQ-10-P-0049Federal

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This contract involves the demolition, removal, and site restoration of fifteen vault toilets across several campgrounds and day use areas at the Harry S. Truman Dam and Reservoir, including Bledsoe Ferry, Long Shoal, Osage Bluff, Shawnee Bend, Sparrowfoot, and Thibaut Point. The contractor is responsible for providing all labor, equipment, and supervision necessary to demolish the structures and remove concrete foundations and sidewalks. While sewage pumping is handled under a separate contract, the contractor must haul lumber and shingle debris to a permitted landfill and provide weight tickets to the government. Concrete debris must be broken down and transported to designated burial sites within the park boundaries, with the exception of Bledsoe Ferry debris, which goes to the Shawnee Bend site. The contractor is required to excavate burial holes, backfill and level them for mowing, and restore the original vault toilet sites using government-furnished fill material to match surrounding ground contours. Work must be completed at one location before starting another unless government approval is granted, and the contractor must ensure all utility lines are protected during the process.

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$12,880

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238910 - Site Preparation Contractors

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MO, USA

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W071 Endist Kansas City
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OfficeKANSAS CITY, MO, 64106-2896, USA
Office AddressKANSAS CITY, MO, 64106-2896, USA
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Vault Toilet Demolition, Removal, and Site Restoration HARRY S. TRUMAN DAM AND RESERVOIR Statement of Work Scope of Work: The services to be furnished under this procurement shall consist of a post-award conference, reports, meetings, daily worksheets, etc., and furnishing all labor, equipment, supplies, and supervision, as necessary to accomplish the demolition, removal, and site restoration of fifteen vault toilets located at Harry S. Truman Project. The vault toilets are located at Bledsoe Ferry, Long Shoal, Osage Bluff, Shawnee Bend, Sparrowfoot, and Thibaut Point Campgrounds and Day Use Areas. The Contractor shall perform tasks listed in Section C-5. Acceptable performance standards and current regulations are provided for each task. The Contractor shall monitor performance and ensure compliance in accordance with the terms and conditions. Contractor Furnished Equipment and Supplies The Contractor shall furnish all equipment and supplies not identified in Section C.3 of this PWS as Government-Furnished supplies and equipment and as specifically identified in this section. The Contractor shall furnish all transportation; power equipment with fuel; and all other supplies and equipment necessary to accomplish the services specified herein. All contractor furnished materials, equipment and supplies must be approved by the Contracting Officers Representative prior to initial use. Specific Tasks: The Contractor shall provide all equipment, labor, transportation and materials necessary to demolish fifteen vault toilets as listed. The square footage of concrete floors and sidewalks are estimates, not exact dimensions. The dimensions listed below for concrete do not include the vaults which also must be removed and buried as part of the demolition debris contract. Site Locations: Bledsoe Ferry Area BFE Dock ( First Parking Lot location) 17 x 26 x 6 concrete foundation in addition to vault BFE Ramp Parking Lot 17 x 26 x 6 concrete foundation in addition to vault Long Shoal Area LS - Beach 15 x 22 x 6 concrete foundation in addition to vault LS - Picnic Area 13 x 22 x 6 concrete foundation in addition to vault LS Boat Ramp 17 x 22 x 6 concrete foundation in addition to vault Osage Bluff Area OB Boat Ramp 13 x 22 x 6 concrete foundation in addition to vault OB Campground, Vault #2 13 x 22 x 6 concrete foundation in addition to vault OB Campground, Vault #3 13 x 22 x 6 concrete foundation in addition to vault Shawnee Bend Area SB Shelter #1 13 x 26 x 6 concrete foundation in addition to vault SB Shelter #2 12 x 26 x 6 concrete foundation in addition to vault Sparrowfoot Area SF Campground, Vault #11 12 x 26 x 6 concrete foundation in addition to vault SF Shelter Area, Vault #4 13 x 26 x 6 concrete foundation in addition to vault Thibaut Point Area TP Campground, Vault #15 12 x 26 x 6 concrete foundation in addition to vault TP Campground, Vault #16 12 x 26 x 6 concrete foundation in addition to vault TP Day Use Area, Vault #4 10 x 25 x 6 concrete foundation in addition to vault C.4.2 The vault toilets at the designated locations listed above shall be demolished. " The lumber and shingles from each vault toilet shall be hauled to a permitted landfill for disposal at the contractors expense. " The contractor shall provide the COR a copy of all landfill weight tickets. " All concrete vaults including approach sidewalks identified at the vault toilet site location and will buried. The removed sidewalk and vault toilet concrete debris shall be removed from the ground crushed or broken and hauled to the government designated burial site. The concrete shall only be crushed or broken small enough to be removed and hauled to the burial site. " Each campground/day use area will have its own burial site within the park boundaries for concrete burial, except Bledsoe Ferry, which shall be hauled to the Shawnee Bend burial site location. " All vault toilets will have the sewage pumped and removed under a separate contract. C.4.3 The contractor will dig the hole for the disposal of concrete vaults and sidewalks at the pre-established location within the park and cover the disturbed dig site area with the soil removed. The contractor will backfill and level the burial site, such that the excavated area can be mowed. Any vegetation or small trees that need to be removed in order to open the burial site shall be done by the contractor. C.4.4 The contractor shall remove both the demolished sidewalks and concrete vaults shall be hauled by the contractor to the designated burial sites. Trash receptacles may be required to be moved by the contractor if deemed necessary to prevent damage. The contractor shall be aware of water line and other utility lines and only disturb the ground necessary to remove the vault toilets and concrete. The government will locate and mark the utilities within the imitate location of the vaults. C.4.5 The contractor shall backfill the open vault toilet site with the government furnished material, and levels the site to match the surrounding ground contour ( backfill does not require a finish grade, nor seeding and mulching.). The Corps will provide fill material at each site for the contractor to use in restoration and compaction of the excavated hole. C.4.6 All demolition sites shall be opened and completed prior to the opening of another location. Multiple site openings must receive the governments approval prior to the commencement of work. C.5.1 MAP: Information on Truman Lake can be found on the Internet at http://www.nwk.usace.army.mil/harryst/hst_home.htm C.5.2 Memorandum Receipt, ENG 4866 (Completed Sample form) Technical Enclosure 1: Performance Requirements Summary Section (Para) Contract Requirement Performance Standard Lot Description ALP Method of Surveillance C.4.1 and C.4.2 Demolish fifteen vault toilets. All vault toilets shall be demolished and concrete vaults removed from the ground. Vault Toilet 2% 100% C.4.2 Remove and dispose of vault toilet demolition debris. The lumber and shingle debris shall be removed off-site and hauled to a permitted landfill for disposal. Vault Toilet 2% 100% C.4.3 Dig hole for burial of concrete vaults and sidewalks Dig hole at designated site locations for disposal of old concrete vaults and sidewalks at designated campgrounds and day use areas. Vault Toilet 2% 100% C.4.4 Remove and bury concrete vaults and sidewalks at designated sites. Remove old vaults and sidewalks, break small enough to move, haul and dump into designated site locations. Vault Toilet 2% 100% C.4.5 Restore vault toilet site. All vault toilet sites shall be restored back to original ground elevation contour as surrounding area. Fill shall be provided for filling and compacting excavated holes at the vault toilet sites. Vault Toilet 2% 100% C.4.6 Restore concrete burial sites. All burial sites shall be backfilled and leveled so the area can be mowed. Vault Toilet 2% 100%

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