Sources Sought Questionnaire - Lexington Harbor Breakwater Repairs.docx
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This is a Sources Sought questionnaire for the Lexington Harbor Breakwater Repairs project issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Detroit District. The questionnaire requests detailed company information including socioeconomic status under NAICS code 237990 (Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction) and requires responses about proposed methodologies for grouting processes, chemical grouts, underwater coverage, QA/QC inspection, warranties, maintenance plans, site access preferences, and project duration.
The related project involves repairing the north breakwater at Lexington Harbor, Michigan, by converting it from a permeable to impermeable structure through the construction of a grout curtain wall (78% of work), plus dredging operations (15%), upland trucking (5%), and beach nourishment placement (2%). The scope includes approximately 21,000 cubic yards of dredging work. Responses are due by 2:00 PM Eastern Time on December 17th, 2024, and should be submitted to the specified contracting officials. The project has a small business size standard of $45 million, and while responses are sought from businesses of all sizes, the government may consider setting aside the requirement for small businesses based on responses received.
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1. Company Information
Company Name:
Company Address:
Unique Entity Identifier:
CAGE Code:
Contact Name:
Contact Phone:
Company Email:
2. Socio‐economic status for NAICS Code 237990 (Check all that apply):
_____ Large Business _____ Small Business _____ Small Disadvantaged Business _____ 8(a) Small Business _____ Veteran‐Owned Small Business _____ Service‐Disabled Veteran‐Owned Small Business _____ HUBZone Small Business _____ Woman‐Owned Small Business
3. Project Inquiry:
For the proposed methodology of this project, please provide responses to the following questions:
a. Do you concur with the grouting process proposed? If not, what process or method do you recommend?
b. Is there any other recommended type of chemical grouts implemented in past project examples? If so, please list here. Was the use of chemical grouts successful or unsuccessful? Why or why not?
c. If the proposed grouting method was used, would your company require the completion of a grout test section following award?
d. What is the anticipated underwater coverage area of the proposed grouting material (or alternative approach) for eliminating sand infiltration through the breakwater structure. (i.e., what is the effective coverage percentage for both cementitious and chemical grout or effective coverage percentage of your recommended alternative approach)?
e. Can you provide a QA/QC inspection process to verify the proposed grout (or alternative approach) coverage?
f. What kind of warranty can be provided for the long-term durability of the materials installed?
g. What long term maintenance plan(s) specific to the grouting process or alternate approach is feasible for this project? Can the proposed below water chemical grout (or alternate approach) be repaired if there is damage or deterioration over time and how is that repair completed?
h. What is your preferred site access: floating plant, adjacent park land, equipment access on top of the breakwater, etc.?
i. What is the anticipated project construction duration, and will there be a need for shutting down the breakwater or adjacent facilities to public access?
j. If chemical grouts were used in prior project examples, were these chemical grouts used in marine environments? If so, please provide examples under paragraph 5 below. If not, please provide a brief summary under paragraph 5 below.
4. Company Capability
Provide a descriptive statement of the company’s capacity to perform this work at this location, addressing the ability to mobilize, subcontract as necessary, schedule, supervise, supply, and execute such work. Include a statement indicating how much of the work would be self‐performed by the potential prime contractor. Please include price lists and equipment available if possible.
5. Past Project Examples
Submit a description of no more than 5 projects, similar in project size and scope. Each project shall be completed, or substantially completed, within the last 10 years.
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