ITB-2025-06_Russell_Harber_Dock_Replacement_-_Main_Doc.pdf

The document appears to be an Invitation to Bid (ITB-2025-06) issued by the City of Milton, Florida, for the Russell Harber Dock Replacement project, which is funded through FEMA (Project Number 160536). The procurement involves a comprehensive infrastructure rehabilitation initiative that requires complete demolition and replacement of existing dock infrastructure, including removal of wooden piles and existing dock sections, and installation of a new 6'6" wide by 30' long dock with welded aluminum frames, fiberglass reinforced plastic piles, and expanded polystyrene flotation units. The bid is due on June 4, 2025, with the opportunity initially posted on May 4, 2025, and requires contractors to follow detailed technical specifications prepared by AMI Consulting Engineers, demonstrating precise installation techniques and adherence to ASTM International, Florida Department of Transportation, and American Welding Society guidelines.

The project requires specialized marine construction expertise and mandates strict environmental and site management protocols, including ground and surface water control, dust management, and potential hazardous material handling. While specific budget allocations are not explicitly stated, the comprehensive nature of the project suggests a substantial investment. The bid documents do not specify explicit set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises, but appear to follow standard municipal bidding procedures that encourage diverse contractor participation. No incumbent vendors are mentioned, and the project will require contractors to demonstrate technical proficiency in dock infrastructure replacement, familiarity with FEMA-funded recovery projects, and capability to work in sensitive marine environments. The project also involves selective salvage of existing components like the gangway and riprap for potential reuse, with contractors expected to restore the work area to pristine condition upon completion.