ContractSpecial Notice

Industry Day - Little Wood River Channel, Gooding, Idaho

DEPT OF DEFENSE• W912EF26RSN18
Response Deadline
Jun 10, 2026
21 days left
Days Remaining
21
Until deadline
Set-Aside
Full & Open
Notice Type
Special Notice

Contract Opportunity Analysis

The USACE Walla Walla District, under the Department of the Army, is developing a design-bid-build construction contract for rehabilitation and replacement work at the Little Wood River Channel in Gooding, Idaho. The scope includes repairing and replacing canal walls, four vehicle bridges, and two pedestrian bridges, along with related roadway, drainage, fencing, demolition, and reconstruction work. Key technical context includes a mandatory in-channel work window from November 16 to March 14, with other work allowed year-round, and experience expectations for reinforced concrete roadway and pedestrian bridges, concrete retaining walls, and a civil or structural designer of record licensed in Idaho. The industry day and virtual one-on-one sessions are scheduled for June 16-17, 2026, with company information requested by June 9, 2026 and advance questions due by June 11, 2024.

Classification Codes

NAICS Code
237990
Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
PSC Code
Y1KB
CONSTRUCTION OF CANALS

Solicitation Documents

3 Files
G-101 Disposal Site and Haul Route.pdf
PDF•4804 KB•May 19, 2026
AI Summary
The document outlines various measurements related to routes and disposal areas, likely for a government project such as an RFP or grant application. It details several route lengths: 0.44 miles, 2.04 miles, and 0.19 miles, noting that the 0.19-mile route is unlikely to be utilized. Additionally, it specifies land areas, including 0.57 acres, 1.18 acres, 3.05 acres, and 0.25 acres. The document also identifies two disposal areas totaling 3.3 acres. These precise measurements are crucial for planning, logistics, and resource allocation within the scope of a government-funded initiative.
Industry Day Special Notice 2026.pdf
PDF•1993 KB•May 19, 2026
AI Summary
The USACE Walla Walla District is hosting an Industry Day/One-on-One Sessions on June 16-17, 2026, for a design-bid-build construction contract. The project involves rehabilitating and replacing canal walls and bridges in Gooding, Idaho. The scope includes replacing and repairing canal walls, four vehicle bridges, and two pedestrian bridges. Companies interested in participating must submit specific information, including company details, technical experience with similar projects, bonding capacity, and business size, by June 9, 2026. The sessions will be virtual, with each company allotted one hour to discuss government requirements and provide feedback. Advance questions can be submitted by June 11, 2024. The district is seeking industry input on potential risks, schedule challenges, staging areas, and preferred acquisition strategies.
Project Labor Agreement Survey.pdf
PDF•176 KB•May 19, 2026
AI Summary
The United States Army Corps of Engineers is conducting a market research survey to determine whether to waive the Project Labor Agreement (PLA) requirement for the Little Wood River, Gooding Idaho Project. The survey seeks information on local PLA usage, skilled labor shortages, time-sensitive scheduling, and opinions on how PLAs impact federal procurement economy and efficiency. It also asks companies if they intend to bid with or without a PLA requirement and the potential cost impacts of a PLA. Additionally, respondents are asked to provide data on projects completed in the last five years, including project name, description, cost, completion time, number of craft trades, PLA use, and any challenges experienced.

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Project Timeline

postedOriginal Solicitation PostedMay 19, 2026
deadlineResponse DeadlineJun 10, 2026
expiryArchive DateJun 24, 2026

Agency Information

Department
DEPT OF DEFENSE
Sub-Tier
DEPT OF THE ARMY
Office
US ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT WALLA WAL

Point of Contact

Name
Preston Jones

Place of Performance

Gooding, Idaho, UNITED STATES

Official Sources

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