TRAPPER CREEK BRIDGE REPLACEMENT ON THE BOISE NATIONAL FOREST

TRAPPER CREEK BRIDGE REPLACEMENT PROJECT SYNOPSIS—AG-0261-S-09-0027 100 PERCENT HUBZONE SET-ASIDE. This project consists of the replacement of a native timber bridge with a treated timber bridge on National Forest System Road (NFSR) #440, near Cascade, Idaho. Major items of work include: reconditioning of Road #440 to facilitate the hauling of materials to the bridge site, structure excavation and backfill, removal of the native timber bridge, installation of the replacement treated timber bridge, clearing and grubbing, furnishing and placing surface course aggregate on the bridge approaches, riprap, and seeding, fertilizing, and mulching. PROJECT LOCATION: The project site is located on the Cascade Ranger District, Boise National Forest, in Valley County, Idaho. From Boise, take State Highway 55 to Cascade, take a right on Warm Lake Hwy, follow for approximately 29 miles to Johnson Creek Road #413, take a left on Road 413 and follow for 13.5 miles to Road 440. Take a right and follow Road 440 for 2.8 miles to the project site. The access road to the project site, NFSR #440, is a narrow steep road for 2.8 miles from the Johnson Creek Road #413 to the Trapper Creek Bridge site. Currently the road is passable by 4x4 pickups and is NOT suitable for hauling trailers. Road reconditioning will be required to improve the road enough to permit the hauling of construction materials to the bridge site NAICS Code: 237310. Size Standard: $33.5 Million. ESTIMATED PRICE RANGE is between $100,000.00 and $250,000.00