Inactive Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)

THIS IS A REQUEST FOR BID, PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE UNDER THE ATTACHMENTS TAB. PROJECT NUMBER: NM FS 141(1) PROJECT NAME: South Fork Negrito Creek Bridge PROJECT DESCRIPTION: This projec... THIS IS A REQUEST FOR BID, PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE UNDER THE ATTACHMENTS TAB. PROJECT NUMBER: NM FS 141(1) PROJECT NAME: South Fork Negrito Creek Bridge PROJECT DESCRIPTION: This project is located in the Gila National Forest in western-central New Mexico. The terrain is rolling and mountainous with elevations ranging up to 7500 ft. The South Fork Negrito Bridge was constructed in 1959 and is past its design life of 50 years. The deck has areas of delamination, the curbs are 100% delaminated and spalled and the stringers have flexure cracks. The most recent inspection report indicates the structural evaluation of the bridge to be in poor condition. Proposal would replace this bridge with a similar structure, add bridge rail, transition and guardrail, and pave approaches 100' on each side of the bridge to keep rocks/debris/soil off the deck and to prevent sediment from entering. SCOPE OF THE WORK: This project consists of replacing an existing bridge structure on Forest Route 141 (MP 24.36) over the South Fork Negrito Creek in Catron County, New Mexico. The existing single-span bridge’s overall length is 40.8-ft and width (out-out) measures 26.4-ft. The existing roadway width is 24.0-ft.

Inactive Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)

THIS IS NOT A REQUEST FOR BID – PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE NOT AVAILABLE. PROJECT NUMBER: NM FS 141(1) PROJECT NAME: South Fork Negrito Creek Bridge PROJECT DESCRIPTION: This project is located in t... THIS IS NOT A REQUEST FOR BID – PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE NOT AVAILABLE. PROJECT NUMBER: NM FS 141(1) PROJECT NAME: South Fork Negrito Creek Bridge PROJECT DESCRIPTION: This project is located in the Gila National Forest in western-central New Mexico. The terrain is rolling and mountainous with elevations ranging up to 7500 ft. The South Fork Negrito Bridge was constructed in 1959 and is past its design life of 50 years. The deck has areas of delamination, the curbs are 100% delaminated and spalled and the stringers have flexure cracks. The most recent inspection report indicates the structural evaluation of the bridge to be in poor condition. Proposal would replace this bridge with a similar structure, add bridge rail, transition and guardrail, and pave approaches 100' on each side of the bridge to keep rocks/debris/soil off the deck and to prevent sediment from entering. SCOPE OF THE WORK: This project consists of replacing an existing bridge structure on Forest Route 141 (MP 24.36) over the South Fork Negrito Creek in Catron County, New Mexico. The existing single-span bridge’s overall length is 40.8-ft and width (out-out) measures 26.4-ft. The existing roadway width is 24.0-ft. PRINCIPAL WORK ITEMS: Approximate quantities for major work items: 1 (LPSM) of Removal of Existing Structures and Obstructions 1,550 CUYD of Embankment Construction 200 CUYD of Riprap 550 TON of Roadway Aggregate 26-ft x 76-ft of Prefabricated Steel Bridge 142 LNFT of Drilled Shafts, 24-inch diameter 150 TON of Asphalt Pavement 200 LNFT of Guardrail, including terminals 100 hours of Equipment Hours 120 hours of Labor Hours ANTICIPATED SCHEDULE: Advertise: June 2024 Award: August 2024 Construction: April 2025 – September 2025 ESTIMATED COST RANGE: The anticipated cost range is between $2,000,000 and $5,000,000. MISCELLANEOUS: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR NOTICE: The work will be listed within a single Schedule (Schedule A) and no options are proposed. Adjacent segments of Forest Route 141will remain closed during construction and can be used for contractor staging and storage. Access is to both sides of the bridge is possible by detour. Deep foundations (micro-piles or drilled shafts) are anticipated