Rehabilitate Spillway Apron Slab at Oahe Dam, SD
ID: W9128F24B0022Type: Solicitation
Overview

Buyer

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

NAICS

Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction (237990)

PSC

CONSTRUCTION OF DAMS (Y1KA)

Set Aside

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

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/0987e71e020347bbb5094300d077f432/view
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    Description

    The Department of Defense, through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, is soliciting bids for the rehabilitation of the spillway apron slab at Oahe Dam in South Dakota. The project involves selective demolition of existing concrete structures, followed by the installation of new concrete patches, replacement of two 6" flood overflow check valves, and repainting of connection pipes. This initiative is crucial for maintaining the structural integrity and operational efficiency of the dam, with an estimated construction cost ranging from $250,000 to $500,000. Interested small businesses must submit their sealed bids electronically by September 17, 2024, and are encouraged to contact Ariel Vogan or Nadine Catania for further information.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Ariel Vogan
    ariel.e.vogan@usace.army.mil
    Nadine Catania
    nadine.l.catania@usace.army.mil
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    Amd 0001 for W9128F24B0022 Oahe Spillway Apron Rehab.pdf
    The document details an amendment to solicitation W9128F24B0022 for the rehabilitation of the Oahe Spillway Apron. It updates the ProjNet key and extends the deadline for question submissions while maintaining all other terms unchanged. Bidders must email their bids by specified deadlines, ensuring submissions meet electronic requirements to avoid rejection. Key modifications include instructions for submitting bids, bidding information requirements, and outlining the bid opening process, which will occur via conference call, eliminating physical openings. Additionally, bidders are informed about the need for bid guarantees, potential use taxes, and adherence to the Buy American statute. The estimated construction cost ranges between $250,000 and $500,000. Questions regarding the bidding process should be submitted through ProjNet by September 11, 2024. The summary underscores the amendment's goal of facilitating bidding procedures while ensuring compliance with federal regulations and requirements, ultimately supporting project execution by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
    PreBid Site Visit Attendees 08272024.pdf
    The document is a sign-in sheet for participants involved in the Oahe Dam Rehabilitation project, specifically for the spillway apron slab, referenced by RFP number W9128F24B0022. Dated August 27, 2024, it lists the names and companies of various contractors, including Morris, Inc., Anderson Contractors, and SFC Civil Constructors. Notable attendees include Mark Morris, Ian Laber, and Auston Buchholtz from Anderson Contractors, along with Hunter Deckert from SFC Civil Constructors and Ben Madsen from Beartooth Waterjetting. Each entry includes the participants' email addresses and initial signatures, indicating their presence at the meeting related to the federal contract opportunity. This document serves the purpose of recording attendance and formalizing participant engagement in the bidding process for government contracts linked to the rehabilitation of critical infrastructure, illustrating transparency and accountability in federal project solicitations.
    W9128F22B0022 Oahe Spillway Apron Slab Rehab Drawings 3of3.pdf
    The document outlines the Spillway Apron Slab Rehabilitation project for Oahe Dam in South Dakota, under the contract number W9128F24B0022, scheduled for release on August 1, 2024. Managed by the Omaha District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the project aims to repair damaged concrete structures, ensure structural integrity, and maintain operational efficiency. Key elements include detailed repair schedules for spalls, joints, and miscellaneous damages, specifying lengths and surface areas requiring treatment. Additionally, protocols are established for the removal of delaminated concrete, protection of existing reinforcement, and installation of new materials. The project emphasizes restoration of disturbed areas to their original condition and adherence to safety regulations during construction. Access to spillway doors must be maintained, and temporary traffic controls will be implemented for safe navigation through construction zones. The document emphasizes the importance of thorough preparations to ensure compliance with environmental and safety standards throughout the rehabilitation efforts. Overall, this initiative reflects the government's commitment to maintaining critical infrastructure while protecting public safety and environmental integrity.
    W9128F24B0022 Oahe Spillway Apron Rehab Solitation 1of3.pdf
    The Oahe Dam project involves rehabilitating the spillway apron slab and includes selective demolition of existing concrete slabs and walls, followed by forming, reinforcing, and curing concrete patches. The contract also covers replacing two 6" flood overflow check valves and repainting connection pipes. Estimated construction costs range from $250,000 to $500,000, and the project is set aside entirely for small businesses. Bidders must submit sealed offers electronically by September 17, 2024, at 2:00 PM. The evaluation of bids will focus solely on price, with no discussions. A mandatory site visit is scheduled for August 27, 2024, and bidders must RSVP. Compliance with the Buy American statute is required, and non-domestic materials must be justified if proposed. The document outlines various administrative requirements and clauses, including representations, certifications, and performance bonds, ensuring adherence to federal standards throughout the project. This solicitation highlights the government's commitment to fostering small businesses while maintaining transparency and accountability in public contracting.
    W9128F24B0022 Oahe Spillway Apron Slab Rehab Specs 2of3.pdf
    The document outlines the specifications for the Spillway Apron Slab Rehabilitation at Oahe Dam, South Dakota, under Solicitation Number W9128F24B0022 by the US Army Corps of Engineers. It provides comprehensive guidelines for the contractor, detailing project requirements across various categories, including General Requirements, Measurement and Payment, and specific technical sections for concrete rehabilitation and utility work. Key components include the contractor's responsibilities regarding site access, protection of existing structures, water management, and construction methodologies. Payment structures are defined, specifying how various repair works, including full-depth spall repairs, partial-depth repairs, and joint repairs, will be calculated. Additional administrative provisions cover project coordination, contractor quality control, safety, and environmental protections. Specific requirements for submittal procedures highlight the need for advanced planning and documentation management throughout the project lifecycle. The document emphasizes adherence to governmental standards and regulations, underscoring the importance of community cooperation and compliance with safety protocols. This solicitation reflects the federal government's procedures in managing public construction contracts while aiming to ensure quality and efficiency in infrastructure rehabilitation efforts.
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