Site work and paving for a road / highway in Otis, Oregon. Completed plans call for site work for a road / highway; and for paving for a road / highway.

Echo Mountain Fire Complex Road Repairs Maintenance Project Pre-Qualification: Yes Project work encompasses the task of rehabilitating the public roads in and around Otis, Oregon, as well as the corresponding roadside ditches that sustained damage due to a wildfire. Bidder shall submit all questions about the meaning or intent of the Bidding Documents to Engineer in writing. Contact information and submittal procedures for such questions are as follows: A. Contact: Chris Janigo, PE at cjanigo@civilwest.net or by phone at (541) 982-4137 The Project includes the following Work: Project work encompasses the task of rehabilitating the public roads in and around Otis, Oregon, as well as the corresponding roadside ditches that sustained damage due to a wildfire. The roads encompassed within this scope of work are as follows: North Hillside Drive, North Fawn Drive, North Westside Drive, North Westview Circle, North Spring Drive, North Best View Drive, North Vista Terrace, North Charmwood Loop, North Deerlane Drive, North Overlook Loop, North Wayside Loop, North Pony Trail Lane, North Pleasure Drive, North Meadow Place, North Maple Drive, Northeast Highland Road, Northeast Viewcrest Street, Highland View Lane, and Northeast Ridgecrest Court. Anticipated quantities include approximately 7,000 linear feet dedicated to ditch reconditioning, 25,900 linear feet for road grading, an equivalent length for road width compaction, 4,100 cubic yards of base course rock, 7 spillway reconditioning locations, 1,155 linear feet for pothole repair, 1,310 linear feet for channeling/rutting repair, 1,555 cubic yards for hauling and disposal, 1,403 tons of asphaltic concrete repair, encompassing patching and overlay, 15 linear feet for culvert replacement, 50 linear feet for culvert cleaning, and 925 linear feet dedicated to brush clearing and widening. All construction methodologies and materials are expected to strictly adhere to the contract's technical specifications and the supplementary Oregon Standard Specifications for Construction (2021).