Dewatering System Repairs at Walter F. George Lock and Dam, Fort Gaines, GA
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DEPT OF DEFENSEDEPT OF THE ARMYUS ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT MOBILEMOBILE, AL, 36628-0001, USA

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Engineering Services (541330)

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NATURAL RESOURCES/CONSERVATION- WELL DRILLING/EXPLORATORY (F015)

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https://sam.gov/opp/5f6f55827cac4cd0a031c45090369a99/view
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    The Department of Defense, through the U.S. Army Engineer District Mobile, is seeking qualified contractors for the repair of dewatering systems at the Walter F. George Lock and Dam located in Fort Gaines, Georgia. The project involves a Firm-Fixed-Price Contract for various repair services, including the removal and replacement of well risers and pumps, inspection and cleaning of drainage systems, and the development of a systematic dewatering plan to ensure safe maintenance operations. This initiative is critical for maintaining the operational integrity of the lock and dam, which plays a vital role in water management and navigation. Interested contractors must respond by January 10, 2025, with detailed qualifications and experience, and should direct their submissions to Ms. Sophia Chin and Mr. Benjamin Neely via email.

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