SAM #1240LT27Q0025

Construct barbwire drift fences and gates near Kalamazoo Campground

The USDA Forest Service is seeking construction of livestock-control fencing near Kalamazoo Campground in Nevada. - Government buyer: USDA Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, Ely Ranger District. - Work requested: Construct two barbwire drift fences to keep grazing livestock out of the campground, with an estimated four 12-foot wire gates. - Quantities: The initial description estimates approximately 2,500 feet of fencing; the procurement schedule specifies 2,640 feet. The schedule also lists one mobilization item. - OEMs and vendors: None named. - Specifications: Detailed specifications and drawings are referenced as attachments; no fence manufacturer or product part number is specified.

Description

This intent of this project is to construct approximately 0.5 miles of barbwire fence lines near Kalamazoo Campground on the Ely Ranger District. Construct two barbwire drift fences totaling approximately 0.5 miles in length to exclude active grazing within Kalamazoo Campground. Livestock in the campground presents a safety hazard and has resulted in numerous complaints from the public. In addition, limiting livestock activities within the campground will also extend protection of newly installed recreational infrastructure. This project includes construction of approximately 2,500 feet of new barbwire fence including installation of an estimated four 12-foot wire gates as a lump sum.

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