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A PDF document (113 KB) attached to CO NP ROMO 407(1) Holzwarth Culvert, from the Federal Highway Administration. Due Oct 27, 2026, 2:00 PM (UTC-6).

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October 9, 2026

Questions and Answers during Advertisement for

CO FTNP ROMO 407(1) HOLZWARTH CULVERT

Questions
Can the material grubbed from the project remain on site or will it need to be hauled off?
Can the material used for the road widening be left, or will it need to be reclaimed?
Is there a power supply near by for the office trailer? Will a lab trailer be required?
Can you provide more detail or description of what is needed for the remove and reset of the diversion structure? Is this reset as more of a monument structure?
What permits, if any, is the contractor responsible for obtaining? Is a certified steel erector going to be required for this project?

Answers
Refer to FP-24 section 201.06 for clearing and grubbing disposal. Refer to SCR section 650.07 for roadway widening removal requirements. Refer to the plans and SCR section 107-2 for utility information near the project.
Refer to SCR section 154.04B for laboratory requirements. Refer to plan sheets S12 and S13 in the plans and section 203 of the FP-24 and SCRs for diversion structure information.
Refer to SCR and FP-24 section 107 for permit requirements. Refer to SCR and FP-24 section 555.18 for steel structure erection requirements.

October 12, 2026
Questions
8 Can the contractor use water from the river for dust control, and road conditioning?
9 If water from the river is not available, is there a water source nearby?
10 Will the contractors be permitted to stay in campers at the site? 11 Will the bathrooms remain open during construction?
12 How will the reservation into the park effect construction? Will the contractor be required to purchase permits to enter the park?

No

There are no water sources within Rocky Mountain National Park that are available for use.
No
No
Contractors working on the project will receive a pass from Rocky Mountain National Park, waiving standard entrance fees and timed-entry reservation requirements.

October 13, 2026
13 Page 20 States government to provide electrical and telephone conduit. Does this include hangers bolted to structural steel?

Answers

This does not include hangers.

14 Is there a source for power for the Field Office on site? 15 Salvage items in removed diversion box what address items to be delivered to?
16 Extend the bid date one (1) week per sub-contractors and suppliers request?
17 Diverting the Colorado River around the existing channel, or must the diverting have to stay within the existing channel?

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