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The purpose of this project is to install a curb, gutter and stormwater intake system along the existing road; install a pcc culvert riser to an existing culvert; install rock lined chutes; install granular shoulders; and place shoreline armoring at the boat ramp area.
Pine Lake State Park Cabins are some of the most iconic cabins in the entire Iowa State Park system. Build by the CCC, these cabins are unique and special. The fireplace and chimney of these cabins are in need of repair and the firebox, because they are too large, need to be reduced. Being sensitive to the historic and architectural style, the reduction of the fireboxes will be done with the utmost care and will utilize historic stone on site. Also a new concrete chimney liner, firebox brick and restoration of the mantel and hearth area will take place, extending the life of these amazing cabins.
Geode State Park CCC Shelter is a structure which has major architectural significance. This shelter had been closely replicated by the CCC throughout the State of Iowa in many CCC parks becoming an icon for State Parks in Iowa. Restoration of this structure will include removal of roof, some deteriorated roof decking and purlins, all building columns and cob blasting and restoring all wood. Replacement of wood products with like hardwood of same dimensions. All masonry to be cleaned and tuckpointed, replace the fire-box in both fireplaces with fire-brick, sand-blast and paint hood on interior fireplace. Alternates will include a huffcutt pit-latrine, ADA parking area and sidewalk, and restoration of the existing CCC restroom building.
ESTIMATED QUANTITIES:
DEMOLITION
1 L.S.
CCC SHELTER RESTORATION AND CONCRETE SLAB REPLACEMENT
This project consists of mechanically dredging approximately 100,000 CY of deposited sediment and native soils, armoring 8,129 LF of shoreline with rock revetment, replace the principal RCP spillway, and replace a CMP water control structure.
The project consists of upgrading the electrical wiring and pedestals to 50 Amp. service, resurfacing of the pads and removal of edging on the pads and other miscellaneous improvements as described in the project's plans and specifications.
ESTIMATED QUANTITIES:
MOBILIZATION
1 L.S.
TRENCH, SINGLE CIRCUIT SECONDARY
2,070 L.F.
DETECTABLE WARNING TAPE, 3" ELECTRICAL
2,070 L.F.
ROADWAY CROSSING CONDUIT - SCHEDULE 80 PVC
130 L.F.
SINGLE CAMPSITE OUTLET POST (METALIC POWER CENTER) 50 AMP
31 Each
No. 8 AWG GROUNDING CONDUCTOR CABLE. TYPE THW OR USE
262 L.F.
No. 6 AWG GROUNDING CONDUCTOR CABLE. TYPE THW OR USE
735 L.F.
No. 4 AWG GROUNDING CONDUCTOR CABLE. TYPE THW OR USE
453 L.F.
No. 2 AWG GROUNDING CONDUCTOR CABLE. TYPE THW OR USE
1,083 L.F.
No. 3 AWG SINGLE CONDUCTOR CABLE, TYPE USE
678 L.F.
No. 2 AWG SINGLE CONDUCTOR CABLE, TYPE USE
786 L.F.
No. 1 AWG SINGLE CONDUCTOR CABLE, TYPE USE
930 L.F.
No. 1/0 AWG SINGLE CONDUCTOR CABLE, TYPE USE
597 L.F.
No. 3/0 AWG SINGLE CONDUCTOR CABLE, TYPE USE
2,217 L.F.
No. 4/0 AWG SINGLE CONDUCTOR CABLE, TYPE USE
537 L.F.
No.250 AWG SINGLE CONDUCTOR CABLE, TYPE USE
516 L.F.
No. 300 AWG SINGLE CONDUCTOR CABLE, TYPE USE
1,338 L.F.
REPLACE OLD PANEL WITH NEW 600 AMP DISTRIBUTION PANEL, COMPLETE
1 Each
REPLACE DRINKING FOUNTAIN INCLDG. CONCRETE BASE WITH HAWS PEDESTAL MODEL 3202G
2 Each
Alternate
EARTHFILL
39 C.Y.
Alternate
GRANULAR SURFACING, 3/8 INCH MINUS CRUSHED LIME STONE (2" DEPTH)
558 Tons
Alternate
6-INCH 140 PCF GRANULAR BASE
22 Tons
Alternate
6-INCH NON-REINFORCHED ACC
71 S.Y.
Alternate
REMOVE RAILROAD TIE EDGING & FILL VOID WITH 3/8 INCH MINUS CRUSHED LIME STONE
This project involves construction of a boat ramp 160 feet in length into the Missouri River at Upper Decatur Bend. This will include excavation and grading, placing riprap revetment, and other incidental work as required by the DNR construction inspector.
THE FISH ROOM AT MANCHESTER FISH HATCHERY WAS CONSTRUCTED IN 1959; LITTLE TO NO UPDATING HAS HAPPENED IN THE PAST 60 YEARS. THE BUILDING IS BLOCK AND BRICK, WITHOUT INSULATION, WITH GLASS BLOCK WINDOWS, DOORS ARE ALSO POORLY HUNG AND FRAMES ARE ROTTING AWAY. LIGHTING AND ELECTRICAL IS VIOLATING CODE AND THE HUMIDITY LEVEL IS EXTREME. THIS PROJECT WILL REMOVE ALL OF THE DOORS, CEILING FINISH AND INSULATION, ELECTRICAL AND LIGHTING. ALTERNATES WILL INCLUDE REMOVING THE WINDOWS AS WELL. THE PROJECT WILL INSTALL ALL NEW ELECTRICAL AND LIGHTING WITH NEW HDPE CEILING PANELS, 6" OF CLOSED CELL SPRAY FOAM INSULATION, NEW DOORS AND INFILL OF WALL CAVITIES WHERE SPECIFIED AND OVERHEAD HEATERS. ALTERNATES SHALL INCLUDE NEW WINDOWS AND DEHUMIDIFICATION MECHANICAL UNITS.
This project consists of demolishing two restrooms buildings and replacing them with the pre-cast concrete flush restrooms, associated utility hookups, and minor grading.
This project consists of removing 27 electric pedestals and replacing them with 50 amp service pedestals, running new wire, installing new distribution panels, and other incidental work as required by the DNR construction inspector.
This project consists of PCC (~500 LF) and HMA (~4.3 miles) crack and joint cleaning and filling. A bituminous fog seal on HMA surfaces, approximately 172 ton of HMA road widening and 190 ton of transverse joint repair. Approximately 170 ton of granular surfacing and 70 ton of granular shoulder material. Three painted symbols are also included.
This project includes removal of existing septic tanks and installation of a new septic system including a 1,500 gal septic tank, 540 LF of 4" sanitary sewer service, and an absorption field at 2564 Amana Road NW, Swisher, Iowa within the Hawkeye Wilidlife Management Area. Cost estimate is $38,000.
The scope of this project includes the removal and replacement of approximately 3,850 square feet of asphalt shingle roof on 3 separate structures located in Stone State Park, Woodbury County, IA. Work will include removal of all existing roof surfacing, replacement of any deteriorated roof sheeting, and installation of new asphalt shingle roofing and associated flashings. Call or e-mail Jeff for a project packet.
Contact: Jeff Felts 515-250-3712 Jeff.Felts@dnr.iowa.gov
Install precast concrete pit vault restroom at south boat ramp at Little River Recreation Area in Decatur County, Iowa.
Send an email to request plans.
Estimate is $32,880.
Contact: Jason Kruse (515) 250-3707 jason.kruse@dnr.iowa.gov
This project is designed to provide scour protection to the lake bottom beyond the end of two existing concrete boat ramps. Work under this project includes preparing a lake bottom grade and setting of Articulating Concrete Block Revetment System mats to extend the ramps out twelve feet. All work is at Crystal Lake in Hancock County, Iowa.
Contact: Don Labate 515-250-3714 Don.Labate@dnr.iowa.gov
This project consists of an approximate 24' replacement of 24-inch RCP, with a FES - all new connections pinned and wrapped. The removal of two culverts (15-inch & 18-inch), the installation of two 18-inch PVC culverts, plus HMA road repairs at those locations. Approximately 21.6 tons of transverse joint repair: 17, 12-inch and 8, 24-inch wide. 265 feet of 12-inch wide longitudinal repair. Two additional HMA patches, ~ 53 SY total for all 5 patches (5-inches thick). Clean and fill cracks on HMA (maintenance) - 1.1 miles of varying width. Crack and joint cleaning and filling - 344 feet of 20' wide PCC (~10' X 18' panels), plus an additional 150' of out of joint crack at the Ventura Access Area. Spread 18.2 ton of 1-inch road rock.
This project includes installing 720 SY of PCC sidewalk and parking lot pavement; and placing granular surfacing on 3,600 LF of existing dirt trail at the Bellevue State Park Nature Center and Butterfly Garden. Cost estimate is $67,000.
The DNR building at the Iowa State Fairgrounds has been a marquee destination for fairgoers for close to 85 years. The DNR believes that the Iowa state fair is an opportunity to showcase it's mission and achievements to the citizens of Iowa during this time. This year, the DNR is proposing a few improvements to improve the look of the building. The rear wall will have new cement board siding with an entry canopy installed on the north end wall. Two new doors will be installed, six (6) electrical outlets and an overhead fan, as shown in the drawings. Polk County 17-05-77-08
Contact: Jason Kruse (515) 250-3707 jason.kruse@dnr.iowa.gov
This project is designed to remove 4 RCP culverts and replace them with one pipe arch CMP culvert located on the old rail road ROW of Kiowa Marsh, Sac County, IA. The scope of work involves removal of earth fill (±15') over the pipes, removal and disposal of 4 - 65' long sections of 60" RCP, installation of 70' of 87"x63" arch CMP culvert, replacement of earthfill, and seeding with erosion control mat.
Contact: Jeff Felts 515-250-3712 Jeff.Felts@dnr.iowa.gov
