Carrollton Phase III Synopsis .pdf

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Mississippi River & Tributaries Project (MR&T), New Orleans District, Carrollton Phase III District Floodwall, Project, New Orleans, La.

This is a 100% Total Small Business Set-Aside, NAICS Code: 237990. This is a synopsis for solicitation, W912P820B0042 that is anticipated to be issued as an Invitation for Bid (IFB). The resulting contract shall be a firm fixed price (FFP) single contract award. The solicitation will be issued on or about 22 May 2020. The anticipated electronic bid opening date is on or about 22 Jul 2020; however, actual date of bid opening will be determined upon the solicitation advertisement date. All qualified business concerns may submit offers.

The work consists of floodwall installation on the left descending (east) bank of the Mississippi River from B/L Station 46+60.00 to B/L Station 80+52.00. The proposed work requires construction of conventional reinforced concrete “T” walls, and a reinforced concrete base slab for installation of deployable floodwall system. There will be approximately 1,725 feet (350.5 m) of deployable floodwall system. There will be approximately 1,465 feet of concrete “T” wall, including 525 feet (160.0 m) of 3.5 foot (1.0 m) high concrete "T" wall, 620 feet (188.9 m) of 5.0 foot (1.5 m) high concrete "T" wall, and 1,125 feet (342.9 m) of 6.5-foot (1.9 m) high concrete "T" wall. The average elevation of the existing levee reach along the Mississippi River in this area is 22.0 feet (6.7 m). The average grade deficiency is 3.0 feet (0.9m) over the 0.5 mile (0.8

km) length of the project. Demolition of roads and/or parking lots, excavation, and sheet piles, approximately 10 feet long, are to be driven using a non‐impact, non‐vibrator, pressing method.

Approximately 950 H‐piles, measuring approximately 65 feet in length are to be driven using a traditional impact hammer. The concrete “T” walls will consist of conventionally reinforced concrete base slabs and stems. The deployable floodwall system will consist of conventionally reinforced concrete base slabs and steel panels for the stems. The stems will be above the existing ground surface. To construct the floodwalls, Earthen material from trenching will be reused to backfill the excavations along the newly placed floodwalls. New concrete and asphalt will be used to reconstruct the road and parking area. All construction operations involving hauling and placement of any construction materials, movement of heavy equipment, or any activity likely to cause high vibration levels shall be subject to vibration monitoring for the duration of the project.

The estimated value of this work is between $10,000,000 and $25,000,000.00.

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The point of contact for this procurement is Contract Specialist, Edith M. Brandon at 504-862-1047 or edith.m.brandon@usace.army.mil.

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