Additional questions: Contact Angelica Cipara via email: angelica.cipara@vdh.virginia.gov The contractor shall furnish all labor, supervision, equipment, tools, parts, supplies and materials, as necessary, to perform the services as described herein: Cost for Line Item #1 (include total cost for items A-H). These are known factors. Vendors must invoice for actual cost incurred as described herein. The initial bid should be an average cost/foot of depth for 150 feet (add other itemized costs such as mobilization/setup, etc.). Please note: 150 feet is an estimate, vendor will bill based on actual service performed, actual depth drilled (as verified on the GW-2 and VDH's Record of Inspection). Vendor will only be paid for actual well depth drilled, casing depth, grout depth, depth of drop pipe, pump, etc. Vendor must provide a detailed bid for 150 ft., any additional footage must be listed as additional services at a per foot rate. Vendors who submit bids for over or under 150 feet; will not be accepted. A) Construct a private water well that meets the location, construction specifications, water quantity, and water quality requirements of the Virginia Private Well Regulations (12VAC5-630- 10 et seq., the Regulations). B) Tree Removal and Site Clearing: A pre-bid site visit is recommended to determine what if any tree removal or site clearing that may need to occur. Per the above referenced Permit, remove any trees and wood debris as described in the permit and haul away wood and debris unless notified otherwise. Costs of tree removal and site clearing should be included in initial bids. Any additional site clearing or tree removal required during installation must be submitted in writing to and approved by VDH in writing including an additional cost estimate. C) Construct the above class III(B) well with a minimum of 50' of casing and grout and in compliance with the Campbell County Health Department Well Construction and Abandonment Permit 115-22-0120 at 2361 East Ferry Road, Gladys, Virginia 24554 in the location shown on the permit. The permit may contain additional conditions, notes, and information needed to construct the well.