Z--DK-AO Heart Butte Safety of Dam Modification
ID: DOIRFBO240024Type: Special Notice
Overview

Buyer

INTERIOR, DEPARTMENT OF THEBUREAU OF RECLAMATIONGREAT PLAINS REGIONAL OFFICEBILLINGS, MT, 59101, USA

NAICS

Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction (237990)

PSC

REPAIR OR ALTERATION OF DAMS (Z2KA)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/6917abfa254a4d0bb28d072a45f35c4f/view
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    Description

    The United States Bureau of Reclamation is preparing for a substantial dam safety modification project at the Heart Butte Dam near Elgin, North Dakota, estimated to exceed $10 million in value. The project, titled "Z–DK–AO Heart Butte Safety of Dam Modification," is a complex civil engineering endeavor aimed at enhancing the dam's structural integrity and addressing safety concerns.

    This opportunity notice is released as a special announcement to engage with potential contractors and gather their insights. The Bureau aims to optimize project scheduling, reduce costs, and mitigate risks by collaborating with experienced parties early in the process.

    Scope of Work

    The scope of this project involves a comprehensive range of construction and engineering tasks. This includes installing dewatering systems, constructing a cofferdam, grouting foundation voids, and repairing concrete outlet works. Additionally, the work requires excavating parts of the existing dam, building new sand filters, and implementing a drainage system with HDPE toe-drain pipes. The Bureau of Reclamation has provided detailed technical specifications outlining the precise dimensions and elevations required for these tasks.

    Eligibility Criteria

    Given the specialized nature of the project, the Bureau is seeking contractors with a strong background in heavy and civil engineering construction. Companies with the expertise and resources for precise excavation, construction, and modification work are encouraged to apply. Eligible contractors must demonstrate an ability to adhere to stringent industry standards and quality control measures.

    Funding and Contract Details

    The estimated value of the contract is expected to exceed $10 million. The contract type and funding details are not explicitly mentioned in the provided information. However, the project's significant value and complexity suggest a substantial funding commitment from the Bureau of Reclamation.

    Submission Process

    The Bureau of Reclamation encourages interested contractors to participate in the upcoming Industry Day for a comprehensive project briefing. The event will offer a detailed overview of the project's requirements and expectations. Feedback from attendees will be welcomed, providing an opportunity to shape the formal solicitation process.

    Evaluation Criteria

    While specific evaluation criteria were not provided, the Bureau is likely to assess applicants based on their expertise, past performance on similar projects, and ability to adhere to the stringent technical specifications and quality standards outlined.

    Contact Information

    For further clarification or additional information, interested parties can contact the primary point of contact, Mitchell Frost, at mfrost@usbr.gov or via phone at 0000000000.

    The Bureau of Reclamation looks forward to engaging with potential contractors and sharing details of this significant dam modification project.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Frost, Mitchell
    (000) 000-0000
    mfrost@usbr.gov
    Files
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    Heart_Butte_Modification_Draft_Construction_Plans_(June_2024)_1.pdf
    The Heart Butte Dam Safety of Dams Modification project involves extensive civil engineering and construction work to enhance the structural integrity of the dam. The Bureau of Reclamation, under the U.S. Department of the Interior, is undertaking this project to address safety concerns and ensure the dam's resilience. The procurement objective is to engage contractors who can execute the required excavation, construction, and modification work, adhering to precise specifications and industry standards. The project entails modifying the spillway and outlet works of the Heart Butte Dam, including excavation to install a jet grout cutoff wall and a seepage berm. The work also involves constructing an MSE wall, a cofferdam, and a drainage system with perforated HDPE pipes and inspection wells. The scope of work includes detailed tasks such as removing the existing toe drain, connecting it to the new drainage system, and exposing and repairing the existing conduit. The technical specifications are comprehensive and cover various aspects of the project. These include precise dimensions and elevations for excavation, construction, and finished surfaces. The drawings also indicate the placement of filter sand, compacted backfill, riprap, and other materials. The project requires strict adherence to quality standards and industry norms to ensure the dam's structural integrity. The contract details, estimated value, and evaluation criteria are not explicitly mentioned in the provided file. However, the technical specifications and scope of work indicate a complex and substantial project requiring specialized skills and resources. The key dates for the project are indicated through the various drawings' dates, with the latest being June 18, 2024. In summary, the Heart Butte Dam Safety of Dams Modification project is a significant civil engineering undertaking aimed at enhancing the dam's safety and resilience. The project involves a range of construction and modification work, including excavation, installation of cutoff walls, construction of seepage berms, and implementation of a drainage system. The Bureau of Reclamation is driving this project, emphasizing precise specifications and quality standards to ensure the dam's structural integrity.
    Industry_Day_Notice_1.pdf
    The United States Bureau of Reclamation is preparing for a significant dam safety modification project at Heart Butte Dam near Elgin, North Dakota, and has released an industry day notice to gather insights from potential contractors and share project details. With a projected value exceeding $10 million, the project encompasses a range of construction and engineering tasks aimed at enhancing the dam's safety. The scope of work includes installing dewatering and unwatering systems, designing and building a cofferdam, grouting foundation voids, repairing concrete outlet works, excavating parts of the existing dam, constructing new sand filters and drainage systems, installing HDPE toe-drain pipes, and more. Through this industry day, the Bureau aims to collaborate with interested parties to optimize project scheduling, reduce costs, and mitigate risks. This notice serves as an early engagement opportunity, providing contractors with a chance to offer feedback and gain a comprehensive understanding of the project's requirements before the formal solicitation process begins.
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