Site work and paving for a civil project in Eureka, California. Completed plans call for site work for a road / highway; for paving for a road / highway; and water / sewer project.

GAOA recreational facilities water systems upgrades, six rivers national Forest, Eureka, California The Magnitude of the project is between $500,000 and $1,000,000. Please note proposals are required for this RFP see sections l/M An email copy of the bid bond is acceptable if bids are in excess of $150,000 SCOPE OF CONTRACT Statement of Work This project will construct vertical groundwater wells at 5 locations on the Six Rivers National Forest in Northern California. Currently drinking water at these 5 locations is provided by springs and creeks far from the point of use or a well under the influence of surface water. The new groundwater wells will replace the springs, creeks, and inadequate well as the source of drinking water. The work will include locating the best sites for the new wells; construction of individual drilled water wells; completion of water analysis, well logs, and test pump reports; and connection to the existing system. The 5 locations requiring new groundwater wells are: 1. Mad River Compound Trinity County; Next door to the US Forest Service Mad River Ranger District Office at 741 CA-36, Mad River, CA 95526; 4028'03"N 12331'41"W 2. Zenia Guard Statio Trinity County; 100 FS Road 2508, Zenia, CA 95595; 4012'29"N 12327'35"W 3. Salyer Guard Station Trinity County; 224 CA-299, Salyer, CA 95563; 4053'18"N 12335'07"W 4. Ruth Guard Station Trinity County; 19500 Lower Mad River Road, Ruth, CA 95526; 4015' 00"N 12319'10"W 5. Panther Flat Campground Del Norte County; 11000 Highway US-199, Gasquet, CA 95543; 4150'34"N 12355'51"W Item definitions are as follows: Items 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30 Locate Well Site Includes all work associated with finding the best location to drill a new well. Considerations include favorable geologic conditions for groundwater; access via existing roads; located in previously disturbed areas that will not require excessive grading, brushing, or the removal of large trees; and proximity to existing water storage tanks and water mainlines. The new well will be located within the disturbed areas of the compound, guard stations, and campground on Forest Service property. The well will not be placed within 100 feet of an existing or abandoned toilet, septic tank, or leach lines, per USDA Forest Service and California state standards. The new well will not be placed within a grazing range allotment. *The value for this project is based on a financial range. The value is listed as the highest possible cost from the range provided by a stakeholder or official project document.