Attachemnt 3 - Statement of Work

US Department of Agriculture (USDA)

Statement of Work
West Side Vault Toilet Pumping & Septic Services

Project
West Side Vault Toilet Pumping & Septic Services
General Information

1.0 Scope of Work

The purpose of this service contract is to provide portable restrooms facilities for forest visitors, vault toilet pumping services at rec sites, septic system pumping services at Forest Service facilities, and general plumbing services at Forest Service facilities on the Klamath National Forest.
Contractor Requirements

2.0 Technical Requirements / Tasks

Contractor shall complete the following tasks within the specified time constraints and in accordance with relevant FAR clauses and provisions.

2.1 Klamath River Portable Toilets

Contractor shall provide clean, safe, and convenient portable restroom facilities for forest visitors. The location and quantity of portable toilets to be ordered is displayed below. Any additional portable toilets will be determined by agency staff.

RIVER ACCESS & TOILET

OWNER

SKEAHAN BAR

HC SEPTIC

ROCKY POINT

FOREST SERVICE

SLUICE BOX

FOREST SERVICE

WINGATE BAR

FOREST SERVICE

COON CREEK

HC SEPTIC

NUMBER OF TOILETS

WEEKS OF SERVICE

LATITUDE

LONGITUDE

(ONE SERVICE PER WEEK)

41.858774

-122.703877

41.816325

-123.1283

41.842542

-123.218627

41.722618

-123.43844

41.614575

-123.49547

Contractor shall furnish on a call when needed basis: portable toilet rentals, pumping, interior service, repairs, delivery, and pickup of rented units. Additionally, contractors shall place Forest Service owned portable toilets at designated river access sites on a call when needed basis. Contractor shall provide pumping, interior service, repairs, delivery, and pickup of Forest Service owned units.
Portable toilet interior service shall consist of pumping toilet’s vault; sweeping interior floors; removing waste, paper, and debris from all surfaces; washing interior fixtures, walls and floor with water and disinfectant soap; restocking with seat covers, toilet paper and service date stamp (provided by the contractor); repairing seats, fixtures, springs, hinges and latches to a serviceable condition.

2.1.1 Maintenance

For contractor owned portable toilets, contractor shall be responsible for repairs and replacement of broken, inoperable or unsafe portable restroom components, roof leaks and ventilation systems. If a unit becomes irreparable as determined by the agency, the contractor shall replace the unit within one week of notification at the rate specified in the Schedule of Items.