The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Galveston District awarded multiple indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contracts with a total potential value of $45 million to provide rapid response pipeline dredging services along the Texas Gulf Coast through April 2025. The contracts utilize both an unrestricted and partial small business set-aside and were awarded to vendors including RLB Contracting, Inc.
Under the contracts, awardees will provide pipeline dredging, transport, processing, hauling and disposal of dredged materials for eight deep draft and eight shallow draft navigation channels located in Texas coastal counties from the Louisiana border to the U.S.-Mexico border. This includes emergency response dredging due to unanticipated shoaling from events such as hurricanes or tropical storms impacting channels supporting ports and harbors in the region. RLB Contracting, Inc. received a $3,000 minimum guarantee delivery order for work in the Galveston area through April 2025 in support of this mission.
The original solicitation sought proposals for the indefinite delivery contracts through a lowest price technically acceptable evaluation. It outlined a total potential contract value of $45 million over five years including options and set subcontracting goals for small, small disadvantaged, women-owned small and other small business categories. The contracts aim to maintain dredging assets and rapid response capability for coastal protection and navigation in the Galveston District's area of operations.
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