Attachment 1: Statement of Work

SOUTHWEST REGION, R03

PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST

Chino Emergency Repairs

STATEMENT OF WORK

2078182400875500

U.S. FOREST SERVICE

10/22/2026

TOC \o "1-3" \h \z \u 1.0GENERAL INFORMATION PAGEREF _Toc241057032 \h 4

1.1 EMERGENCY JUSTIFICATION PAGEREF _Toc241057033 \h 4

1.2 WORK SUMMARY PAGEREF _Toc241057034 \h 4

1.3 PROJECT LOCATION PAGEREF _Toc241057035 \h 5

1.4 PERFORMANCE PERIOD & WORK RESTRICTIONS PAGEREF _Toc241057036 \h 5

1.5 POINTS OF CONTACT PAGEREF _Toc241057037 \h 5

1.6 CONTRACTOR STAGING PAGEREF _Toc241057038 \h 5

1.7 USE OF PREMISES PAGEREF _Toc241057039 \h 6

1.8 UTILITIES & SANITATION SERVICES PAGEREF _Toc241057040 \h 6

1.9 PROTECTION OF NATURAL RESOURCES PAGEREF _Toc241057041 \h 7

1.10 SUPERVISION, QUALITY CONTROL, AND SAFETY PAGEREF _Toc241057042 \h 7

1.11 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED ITEMS AND MATERIALS PAGEREF _Toc241057043 \h 7

1.12 CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE PAGEREF _Toc241057044 \h 7

1.13 SUBMITTALS PAGEREF _Toc241057045 \h 7

2.0 PROJECT SCOPE PAGEREF _Toc241057046 \h 8

2.1 SCOPE PAGEREF _Toc241057047 \h 8

2.2 BASE BID ITEMS PAGEREF _Toc241057048 \h 8

2.3 OPTION BID ITEMS PAGEREF _Toc241057049 \h 11

2.4 SCOPE ATTACHMENTS PAGEREF _Toc241057050 \h 12

ATTACHMENT A PAGEREF _Toc241057051 \h 13

ATTACHMENT B PAGEREF _Toc241057052 \h 14

ATTACHMENT C PAGEREF _Toc241057085 \h 94

ATTACHMENT D PAGEREF _Toc241057086 \h 100

ATTACHMENT E PAGEREF _Toc241057087 \h 111

ATTACHEMENT F PAGEREF _Toc241057088 \h 116

ATTACHMENT G PAGEREF _Toc241057089 \h 120

GENERAL INFORMATION

1.1 EMERGENCY JUSTIFICATION

During recent monsoonal storm events at the Chino Valley Forest Office and Administration Site, located at 735 North US Highway 89 in Chino Valley, Arizona, there was damage sustained to three of the buildings 8810516A-Chino Yard Office, 8810516B-Supervisor’s Office and 8810564A-Chino Shop. Damages to the Chino Yard Office include the destruction of the roof, major water damage to interior walls and the ceilings. This building was tested for Asbestos and was found to have 5% chrysotile asbestos in the roofing materials and will need to be abated prior to the roof being replaced. This building provides permanent office spaces for four (4) full-time employees, which include the Forest Safety Manager, the Timber Staff Officer, the acting Assistant Fire Staff Officer, and the Forest Fire and Fuels Planner, who have all been displaced. The long-term displacement of these employees will disrupt and impede the effectiveness of strategic planning for the reduction of forest fuels and could lead to extreme fire conditions that could impact the lives of the public that live adjacent to our forest. These employees are also supporting local logging and biomass markets that support the rural prosperity of the local community.