Bank Stabilization, Spillway Channel, Oahe Dam, Pierre, SD
ID: W9128F24B0018Type: Solicitation
Overview

Buyer

DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE ARMYW071 ENDIST OMAHAOMAHA, NE, 68102-4901, USA

NAICS

Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction (237990)

PSC

REPAIR OR ALTERATION OF UNIMPROVED REAL PROPERTY (LAND) (Z2PC)

Set Aside

Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5) (SBA)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/3c2047b063104cd0844e7fb1ccc505ad/view
Timeline
    Description

    The Department of Defense, specifically the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, is seeking bids for the stabilization of the upstream spillway channel banks at Oahe Dam in Pierre, South Dakota. The project involves significant earthwork, including excavation, installation of geotextile fabric, and placement of approximately 43,000 tons of riprap for slope protection, with an estimated construction cost between $5 million and $10 million. This initiative is crucial for maintaining the integrity of federal infrastructure and ensuring environmental compliance during construction. Interested small businesses must submit their bids electronically by September 18, 2024, and can direct inquiries to Wayne C. Weidenhamer or Nadine Catania via email.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Wayne C. Weidenhamer
    wayne.c.weidenhamer@usace.army.mil
    Nadine Catania
    nadine.l.catania@usace.army.mil
    Files
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    Amendment 0001 W9128F24B0018 Oahe Stabilize Upstream Spillway Channel Banks Solicitation.pdf
    This document is an amendment to the solicitation for contracting work related to the construction of stabilized upstream spillway channel banks at the Oahe Dam in South Dakota. Issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the amendment modifies the original solicitation (W9128F24B0018) dated August 16, 2024, and extends the bid receipt date to September 18, 2024. Key changes include the revised drawings, specifically Sheet G-101, which outlines the borrow areas, haul routes, staging areas, and stockpiles. Additionally, the bid guarantee requirements are stipulated, indicating that failure to provide sufficient guarantees could lead to bid rejection. The document emphasizes bidders' obligations to acknowledge receipt of the amendment and outlines procedures for electronic bid submission. All other terms and conditions of the solicitation remain unchanged, reinforcing the necessity for adherence to the specified conditions during the bidding process. This amendment aims to ensure clarity and compliance among prospective bidders while facilitating efficient bid submissions for the construction project.
    Amendment 0001 W9128F24B0018 Revised Drawings G-101 for Oahe Stablize Upstream Banks.pdf
    The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District, has proposed a project to stabilize the upstream spillway channel banks of the Oahe Dam in Pierre, South Dakota. This initiative involves reissuing project documents that detail the contractor's work areas, access routes, and borrow site operations. The contractor will utilize state highway 1806 to reach designated work areas via established paths, while responsible for stockpiling topsoil and restoring disturbed sites post-excavation. The project also includes the provision of topsoil for slope regrading and coordination on haul routes with the Corps of Engineers. The outlined plans emphasize the importance of soil management and environmental rehabilitation throughout the construction process. This project reflects the Corps’ commitment to maintaining infrastructure integrity and environmental compliance within federal guidelines for civil works.
    Sign In Sheet - OA Bank Stabilization W9128F24B0018 29 Aug 24.pdf
    The sign-in sheet documents attendance for the presentation related to the federal Request for Proposal (RFP) titled "Oahe Stabilize Upstream Spillway Channel Banks" (W9128F24B0018) on August 29, 2024. It lists the names, companies, and email addresses of participants, showcasing a diverse range of contractors and stakeholders interested in the project. Key attendees include representatives from Aleut Federal, Gideon USA, and several construction firms like Digg Commercial and Sharpe Enterprises. This gathering indicates active engagement from various entities in government-driven infrastructure projects, reflecting a collaborative approach in addressing spillway stabilization needs. The document serves as a foundational record of participants potentially contributing to a federal initiative aimed at environmental and structural resilience in federal waterways, highlighting industry interest in collaboration on government-funded projects.
    W9128F24B0018 Oahe Stabilize Upstream Spillway Channel Banks Drawings 3of3.pdf
    The document W9128F24B0018 is a request for proposals (RFP) issued by a federal agency seeking contractors for construction services. The main objective of this RFP is to solicit competitive bids for various construction projects, with an emphasis on maintaining compliance with federal regulations and delivering high-quality results. Key components include project scope details, eligibility criteria for bidders, submission deadlines, and evaluation processes for proposals. The document outlines the specific requirements for project deliverables and emphasizes the importance of adhering to safety protocols and environmental standards throughout the construction process. In addition, it encourages participation from small businesses, thereby promoting inclusivity and stimulating local economies. Overall, the RFP encapsulates the federal government's intent to engage contractors who can effectively meet project demands while ensuring community and regulatory standards are upheld.
    W9128F24B0018 Oahe Stabilize Upstream Spillway Channel Banks Solicitation 1of3.pdf
    The document outlines a government Invitation for Bid (IFB) for the stabilization of the upstream spillway channel banks at Oahe Dam, located in Pierre, South Dakota. This solicitation utilizes a single-step sealed bidding procurement method, exclusively set aside for small businesses under NAICS code 237990. The scope involves significant earthwork, including the mobilization of equipment, excavation, placement of geotextile fabric, and installation of approximately 43,000 tons of riprap for protection. The construction magnitude is estimated between $5 million and $10 million, with a performance period of 365 calendar days post-award. Bids must be submitted electronically and adhere to various requirements, including completions of form SF-1442 and adherence to a 60-day acceptance period for bids. A site visit is scheduled for August 29, 2024, prior to the bid submission deadline of September 18, 2024. It emphasizes accuracy and completeness in bids and Notes the importance of adherence to the Buy American statute. The document aims to ensure compliance with federal regulations while enhancing infrastructure at the Oahe Dam.
    W9128F24B0018 Oahe Stabilize Upstream Spillway Channel Banks Specs 2of3.pdf
    The document outlines the specifications for a construction contract regarding the stabilization of upstream spillway channel banks at Oahe Dam in South Dakota. The project involves regrading channel sideslopes to a uniform grade and placing riprap for slope protection, with a total of 17,500 tons of riprap provided by the government. Key sections include general requirements, measurement and payment methodologies, and environmental protection protocols. The contract covers various tasks such as excavation, topsoil replacement, and seeding, with specific bid items detailing the included work for mobilization, earthwork, riprap placement, and erosion control materials. Payment terms are defined based on cubic yard measurements for fill and topsoil, and by tonnage for riprap and geotextile fabric. The purpose of this document is to outline the comprehensive requirements and expectations for contractors bidding on the project, ensuring clarity on work scope, safety standards, environmental considerations, and financial arrangements. The specification reflects the federal initiative to maintain and improve key infrastructure, emphasizing safety and environmental protection initiatives throughout the project lifecycle.
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