Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance
The Purpose of This Agreement Is to Document the Parties Cooperation to Cost Share the Replacement of an Existing Failing Bridge on National Forest System Land. Work in This Agreement Will Include, But Is Not Limited to, the Following Key Activities: Removal of the Existing Timber Bridge, Clearing and Grubbing the Site for Both the New Bridge Footprint and the Temporary On-site Detour, Installation of Water Diversion Necessary to Construct the New Bridge, Installation of the Foundation and Superstructure Systems, Grading and Earthwork to Tie-in the New Structure to the Surrounding Landscape, Installation of Roadway Surfacing, and Installation and Monitoring of Erosion Control Measures, Revegetation, and Any Environmental Best Management Practices.
Committed
$600,000
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