CEBR UDOT Snow Removal

The work will consist of the following: Cedar Breaks National Monument is located at an elevation of over 10,000 feet. The park is in a remote section of southwestern Utah accessible only by narrow, winding mountain roads. The Cedar Breaks scenic drive closes to vehicular traffic during the winter months (typically December through April) to allow for winter recreation activities which include snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing. These activities take place along the unplowed road surface of the Cedar Breaks Scenic Drive 10, also known as State Highway 148. During a typical winter, snow depths at the Monument exceed 10 feet of snow with drifting in some areas across the road exceeding 20-feet deep. In order to open the road to vehicular traffic for the summer season, snow must be removed from the road using one or more rotary snow blowers and other equipment that are capable of removing and throwing removed snow at least 20 feet from the roadways and parking areas described below. The scope of work includes removing snow from fog line to fog line (both travel lanes) using large rotary snow blower equipment along the approximately five miles of Cedar Breaks Scenic Drive 10 within the boundary of Cedar Breaks National Monument. Within the park boundary, the work also includes removing snow to the extent possible at the Point Supreme parking area and Point Supreme overlook, the Sunset Point turnout, the Chessman Ridge access road and parking area, and the Alpine Pond access road and parking area. This work also includes removing snow as directed by the National Park Service Cedar Breaks National Monument’s Facility Manager along the access service road to the NPS maintenance area, the housing area and VIP loop, the Pt. Supreme campground loop, the Cedar Breaks ranger station parking area, and Caretaker Cabin access road.

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Material Processing and Handling Equipment.