LOCATIONS AND QUANTITIES OF DEBRIS Sample Clauses

LOCATIONS AND QUANTITIES OF DEBRIS. The Contractor shall be responsible for loading and hauling the reduced debris from the debris management sites (DMS) at St. Xxxxxx where the debris is currently located, to the port specified by the Contractor. The Contractor shall be responsible for mobilizing/demobilizing all equipment required to load and transport the debris from the DMS to the port. The DMS estimated geographical location (WGS84, decimal degrees) and cubic yard (CY) quantities of reduced debris at each DMS are as follows:  Nazareth DMS, St. Xxxxxx (18° 19’ 21.6” N, 64° 51’ 29.7” W); Cancryn DMS, St. Xxxxxx (18.337497, -64.887389), 42,600 CY The Contractor may be required to coordinate and work with other Contractors that are performing other work on the DMS. This coordination may include, but is not limited to, work area and schedules for loading the debris. The Contracting Officer Representative (COR) will be in attendance at all coordination meetings between Contractors working on the same site. SEE SECTION 2.4 DEBRIS MANAGEMNT for more details. A site visit for offerors will be scheduled during the solicitation period. This site visit will be the only time offerors are permitted onto the DMS. The offerors will be permitted to collect small samples of the debris material during this site visit. The Contractor shall protect the DMS features and the DMS Contractor’s material and equipment while on the DMS. This includes but is not limited to the tower, fencing, and gates. Any damages done to the DMS Contractor’s property or DMS features shall be repaired or replaced at no cost to the Government.
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LOCATIONS AND QUANTITIES OF DEBRIS. The DMS estimated geographical location (WGS84, decimal degrees) and cubic yard (CY) quantities of reduced debris at each DMS are as follows:  Xxxxxxxxxxx, Xx. Xxxx (18.339834, -64.774500), 1000 CY The Contractor shall coordinate with DPW, Waste Management, and USACE regarding access to the DMS. The Contractor shall restore the area impacted by the designated vegetative debris pile to the baseline condition of the Susannaberg site, excluding the condition of areas with material. The USACE Baseline report for Susannaberg is attached and shall be used to determine acceptable site restoration. The Contractor shall restore any areas damaged or otherwise impacted by the Contractor to its previous condition. All DMS protection requirements stated in the base contract apply to this Option.

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