Ca Ftfs 0007 1 Fibreboard Road

This Project Will Be Advertised As A Total Small Business Set Aside This Is Not A Request For Bid Plans And Specifications Are Not Available Project Number Ca Ftfs 0007 1 Project Name Fibreboard Road Project Description The Project Is Located On Fibreboard Road Forest Route 07 In Tahoe National Forest California Fibreboard Road Is Located West Of State Route 89 Approximately 15 Miles North Of The Intersection Of State Route 89 With Interstate 80 In Truckee California The Forest Service Tahoe National Forest Maintains Forest Route 07 Also Known As Fibreboard Road In Sierra County California The Road Begins At State Route Sr 89 Just Outside The Forest Boundary And Continues In A Southwest West Direction For About 16 3 Miles Across The Forest To Jackson Meadows Reservoir The Road Currently Suffers From Significant Thermal Cracking Rutting And Potholing Due To Severe Winter Weather And The Presence Of Snowplows On A Portion Of The Route The Purpose Of The Project Is To Improve The Roadway Surface And Reduce Yearly Maintenance Costs Funding For The Project Is Through A Combination Of Fhwa S Federal Lands Transportation Program And Forest Service Funds The Project Includes Reconstructing 2 51 Miles Of Forest Route 07 Beginning At The Eastern Forest Boundary Near Sr 89 An Additional 0 68 Miles Of The Road Continuing West May Also Be Improved If Funding Is Available Road Reconstruction Would Consist Of Pulverizing The Existing Asphalt And Adding Crushed Aggregate Base Some Sections Of The Roadway May Require Full Depth Reclamation Which Involves Blending Asphalt Emulsion Or Portland Cement With The Pulverized Material To Provide An Adequate Structural Layer The Roadway Would Then Be Paved To Match The Existing Roadway Width All Work Would Occur Within The Existing Roadway In Addition The Road Would Be Striped And Signs May Be Replaced As Needed No Drainage Improvements Or Other Work Is Anticipated Staging Areas Would Be Identified Along The Road Or In Previously Disturbed Areas Such As Existing Pull Outs Approved For Such Use By The Forest Service Construction Is Planned For Summer 2021 And Would Likely Take About 4 6 Months All Work Would Remain On The Existing Roadway Bench And No Vegetation Removal Or New Disturbance Beyond The Roadway Is Planned Construction Equipment Anticipated To Be Used Includes Pulverizer Asphalt Truck Spreader Compacter Dump Truck Skid Steer Backhoe Loader Motor Grader And Excavator The Contract Will Be Advertised With A Bid Schedule Schedule A And 2 Bid Options Option X And Y Significant Quantities Schedule A Full Depth Reclamation With Cement 6 Inch Depth 29 500 Sqyd Asphalt Concrete Pavement 5 000 Ton Option X Full Depth Reclamation With Cement 6 Inch Depth 5 300 Sqyd Asphalt Concrete Pavement 920 Ton Option Y Full Depth Reclamation With Cement 6 Inch Depth 3 430 Sqyd Asphalt Concrete Pavement 755 Ton Cost Range The Proposed Project Is Estimated At A Cost Between 2 5 Million And 4 Million Construction Duration Construction Is Anticipated From June 2021 To November 2021 Additional Information Anticipated Advertisement April 2021 Anticipated Bid Opening May 2021 Anticipated Award May 2021

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