Inactive Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)

The objective of this work is to implement an action at two developed recreation areas (campgrounds) on the MTNF. At Marble Creek and Silver Mines Recreation Areas, 12 campsites and day use areas will... The objective of this work is to implement an action at two developed recreation areas (campgrounds) on the MTNF. At Marble Creek and Silver Mines Recreation Areas, 12 campsites and day use areas will each receive a specified tonnage of 1-inch minus limestone screenings or 1-inch clean limestone aggregate spread evenly to the limits marked on the ground. Sites shall be cleared of leaves and any vegetation by the contractor prior to rock placement. Twelve (12) sites shall receive 1-inch clean limestone aggregate to be spread evenly over eroded areas marked on the ground and compacted. One (1) site shall receive a specified tonnage of 1-inch minus limestone screenings to be spread evenly to the limits marked on the ground, and compacted. Three (3) sites shall also require tree removal and water bars to be constructed in marked areas before placement of 1-inch minus limestone screenings (Appendix 3 + 4 show specifications and approximate locations). Four (4) of the locations are at Marble Creek and eight (8) are at Silver Mines. Total tonnage required for this project is 44 tons 1-inch clean limestone aggregate and 58 tons 1-inch minus limestone screenings. More detailed requirements including deliverables are included later in the Statement of Work. See attached RFQ, Statement of Work (SOW), and attachments for a more detailed description of the services needed. A pre-bid meeting is strongly encouraged for this project. Pre-bid meeting date/time: January 25, 2022 at 9:30am central time. Location: Silver Mines Recreation Area, Forest Service Road 2510. Meet at gate to entrance. Directions: From Fredericktown, Missouri, take Highway 72 West about 3 miles. Then, turn onto highway D to the south. Go about 3 miles and Silver Mines Recreation Area will be on your right. This is before the St. Francis River bridge.