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GAOA Const Mesa Falls Boardwalk CTNF

Response deadline
Aug 25, 2026
Closed
Date posted
Aug 19, 2026

Description

On August 19, 2026, amendment 0001 to solicitation 1240LT26Q0049 - GAOA Const Mesa Falls Boardwalk Caribo-Targhee National Forest has been posted to SAM.gov and accomplished the following: 1. Post questions and answers labeled C05a RFI QA 1240LT26Q0049. 2. Post pre-bid sign in sheet labeled C05b Site Visit Attendance 1240LT26Q0049. This SF30 must be acknowledged and submitted with your proposal. ************************************************************************************************************************************************* The work includes removing and disposing of old pressure-treated lumber. Replacing all lumber with comparable stringers, deck boards, and other lumber as well as connecting hardware. Existing metal railings, posts, anchors, and other supports will remain in-place to be re-used. Redwood Bench lumber and connecting hardware will also be replaced for the 10 benches along the boardwalk and asphalt pathways.

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Documents (10)

  • C04b Attachment 2 Mesa Falls Boardwalk Drawings 1240LT26Q0049.pdf
    .pdf9.1 MBNot yet available
  • C04e Attachment 5 General Decision ID20260021 05182026.pdf
    .pdf1.8 MBNot yet available
  • C04d Attachment 4 RFI Form 1240LT26Q0049.docx
    .docx29 KBNot yet available
  • C05a RFI QA 1240LT26Q0049.docx
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  • C05b Site Visit Attendance 1240LT26Q0049.pdf
    .pdf112 KBNot yet available
  • C04 SF1442 1240LT26Q0049.pdf
    .pdf423 KBNot yet available
  • C04c Attachment 3 Mesa Falls Boardwalk SOI 1240LT26Q0049.xlsx
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  • C05 SF30 1240LT26Q0049-0001.pdf
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  • C04f Attachment 6 Site Visit Info 1240LT26Q0049.docx
    .docx383 KBNot yet available
  • C04a Attachment 1 Mesa Falls Boardwalk Specifications 1240LT26Q0049.pdf
    .pdf383 KBNot yet available

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