Meeks Mesa Campground Construction

Background
The Meeks Mesa Campground Construction project is initiated by the USDA Forest Service, specifically within the Fremont River Ranger District of the Fishlake National Forest. The mission of this project is to enhance recreational facilities and access for visitors in Wayne County, Utah. The goal is to construct a campground and trailhead that will provide improved amenities and infrastructure for outdoor activities.

Work Details
The base bid work includes:
- Removal and disposal of existing vegetation affected by new construction;
- Constructing new asphalt roads and spurs with line striping and crosswalk hatch;
- Widening state route 24 to include pavement, lane striping, and culvert extensions;
- Constructing new concrete group site, concrete family units, aggregate family units, tent pads, and installing new campground site furniture;
- Installing new family unit shelters and group site shelter;
- Installing new single and double precast concrete vault restrooms;
- Installing directional and regulatory signs, road closure gates, dumpster pad with enclosure wall, unit markers, bulletin board with fee tube, barrier rocks, concrete and aggregate surface paths;
- Constructing rockery retaining walls;
- Constructing drainage swales;
- Constructing post and pole fencing;
- Constructing a major site I.D. sign with stone base and minor site I.D. sign.

Bid options work includes:
- Constructing native surface trails;
- Constructing berm and boulder cluster pods;
- Coloring asphalt with mix additive.

Period of Performance
The contract will be performed over a period of 180 calendar days starting from June 1, 2026.

Place of Performance
The project is located in the Fremont River Ranger District of the Fishlake National Forest in Wayne County, Utah.