Dredging Ops Minimum Requirements.pdf
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This document is an Industry Day announcement for a Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Huntington District for dredging operations in the Great Lakes and Ohio River Division. The five-year contract seeks qualified contractors with specialized maritime equipment, including towboats (minimum 500 HP), derrickboats capable of lifting up to 120 tons, floating excavators able to dredge up to 25 feet deep, and deck flat barges for material transport. Contractors must demonstrate a minimum dredging production rate of 150 cubic yards per hour, with potential to reach 300 cubic yards per hour for high-demand projects. The MATOC will cover dredging projects across four river districts (LRN, LRL, LRP, LRH), focusing on navigation, flood risk management, and environmental restoration of critical waterways.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Huntington District is hosting an Industry Day to engage with potential contractors for an upcoming Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) focused on dredging operations in the Great Lakes and Ohio River Division. This event aims to identify and solicit interest from qualified contractors who possess the necessary resources and capabilities to fulfill the contract requirements over a five-year period.
Contract Overview
The MATOC will encompass various dredging projects within the jurisdiction of the Great Lakes and Rivers Division, which includes critical waterways essential for navigation, flood risk management, and environmental restoration. The selected contractors will be expected to provide floating plant equipment and specialized dredging services to meet the operational demands of the Great Lakes and Rivers Division; River Districts (LRN, LRL, LRP, LRH).
Equipment Requirements
Contractors interested in participating in the MATOC must have access to the following floating plant equipment:
• Towboats: Minimum horsepower of 500 HP to support dredging operations and assist in the transportation of materials.
• Derrickboats (Floating Cranes): Capable of lifting up to 120 tons, essential for handling heavy loads and performing complex dredging tasks.
• Floating Excavators: Must be equipped to dredge in depths of up to 25 feet, ensuring versatility in various aquatic environments.
• Deck Flat Barges: Capable of transporting dredged material while expelling excess water.
Dredging Capacity Requirements
To effectively meet the needs of the Great Lakes and River Division, contractors must demonstrate the capability to achieve the following minimum dredging performance metrics:
• Dredging Production Rate: Ability to dredge a minimum of 150 cubic yards (CY) per hour, with the potential to reach up to 300 CY per hour for specific, high-demand projects.
Event Details
The Industry Day will provide an opportunity for contractors to learn more about the contract scope, discuss technical requirements, and network with USACE representatives and other industry stakeholders. Participants will have the chance to ask questions, share insights, and explore collaboration opportunities.
Conclusion
USACE Huntington District invites all qualified contractors with the requisite equipment and capabilities to participate in this Industry Day. Your expertise and resources are vital to the successful execution of our dredging initiatives, which play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of our waterways and supporting regional economic growth.
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