USACE KC Missouri River Bank Stabilization Navigation Protection 2012-2017 (BSNP)

The Master Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract for the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Kansas City District focuses on construction and repair of bank stabilization and navigation protection structures along the Missouri River. The contract covers work between river mile 0 near St. Louis, Missouri and river mile 500 near Rulo, Nebraska, with primary activities including rock placement, structure repair, and dike/revetment maintenance. Construction work is predominantly executed using floating plant equipment such as rock barges, towboats, and work barges equipped with track hoes and drag lines, capable of operating in water depths of approximately 6 feet.

The task orders under this contract demonstrate a consistent pattern of river infrastructure maintenance and ecological enhancement projects, with individual task order values ranging from $10,000 to approximately $7.2 million. Most task orders were firm fixed-price delivery orders with completion dates between 2013 and 2018, focusing on specific river mile segments for dike and revetment repairs. Notable task order scopes included rock dike construction, river structure repair, and specialized projects like creating structures to support pallid sturgeon embryo interception. All task orders were issued without specific small business set-asides and appeared to be directly funded by the USACE Kansas City District, with performance locations spanning multiple river miles across Missouri and Nebraska. The contract's total shared ceiling was $45 million, with task orders covering bank stabilization, navigation protection, and environmental management objectives.