C2023-085-C-Western_Destin_Dune_Vegetation_Construction_Set.pdf

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Western Destin Dune Vegetation Project-FEMA
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ITB TDD 62-26
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Okaloosa County, Florida

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This is a construction set document for the Western Destin Dune Vegetation Project prepared by the Board of County Commissioners of Okaloosa County, Florida, in partnership with FEMA. The project scope encompasses the furnishing of labor, materials, equipment, and performance of all operations related to dune vegetation planting, sand fencing installation, signage placement, and post and rope installation as detailed in the construction drawings and specifications. The work is located in the Western Destin area and is intended to restore and protect coastal dune systems through comprehensive vegetation and erosion control measures. The construction set serves as the technical reference document for contractors bidding on this project, establishing the standards, specifications, and requirements that successful bidders must meet during execution.

The document provides detailed construction specifications and drawings that establish the technical standards and quality requirements for all materials and workmanship. This FEMA-funded project represents a coastal resilience and environmental restoration initiative typical of post-disaster recovery or proactive hazard mitigation efforts in Florida. Contractors responding to this opportunity must demonstrate capability in coastal construction, vegetation installation, and erosion control work while adhering to the specifications outlined in the construction set. The project funding is supported through FEMA resources, reflecting the federal government's investment in coastal protection infrastructure for Okaloosa County.

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