SAM #6982AF26Q000020

Geotechnical Drilling and Traffic Control Services for Johnson Creek Road Paving Project

The Central Federal Lands Highway Division of the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) is seeking geotechnical drilling and traffic control services for the Johnson Creek Road paving project in San Juan County, Utah. - Government Buyer: - United States Department of Transportation - Federal Highway Administration (FHHA) - Central Federal Lands Highway Division (CFLHD) - Scope of Work: - Geotechnical drilling along 4.5 miles of unpaved road - Twenty shallow borings (5-foot depth) and four deep borings (25-foot depth) - Truck-mounted drill rig with a two-person crew (journeyman-level drill operator and drill helper) - Mobilization and demobilization, including all equipment, materials, personnel, office work, task management, travel, per diem, utility locates, and one cubic yard of pea gravel for deep boring backfill - Traffic control services with single lane closures, two flaggers, two paddles, advanced warning signs, and cones, compliant with MUTCD standards - No specific OEMs or equipment brands are mentioned - Notable Requirements: - Small business set-aside under NAICS 541380 - Option to extend services up to 6 months - All traffic control must meet MUTCD compliance - Work anticipated to be completed in two 10-hour workdays - No products or part numbers specified; focus is on services and operational requirements

Description

The geotechnical drilling scope of work for the UT FLAP SJC 285(1) project involves obtaining subgrade soil samples along a 4.5-mile unpaved stretch of Johnson Creek Road in San Juan County, Utah, to support future paving. Over a planned two-day period, a contractor-provided two-man crew must complete twenty shallow (5-foot) and four deep (25-foot) borings using a truck-mounted drill rig. The contractor is also fully responsible for providing required MUTCD-compliant traffic control services during all field operations.

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