Summary

This is a solicitation document from the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) for the Bridgeport (Tomes) Landslide Abandoned Mine Land (AML) remediation project. The solicitation requests proposals for addressing landslide hazards and remediation activities at the Tomes site near Bridgeport, West Virginia. The project involves assessment, design, and implementation of stabilization measures to mitigate active landslide conditions and associated environmental impacts resulting from historical mining activities. Specific deliverables include site characterization, engineering analysis, remedial design plans, and construction oversight for slope stabilization and erosion control measures.

The solicitation establishes pricing based on project completion phases with cost estimates to be submitted by qualified respondents. Funding for the AML project is derived from federal sources through the Office of Surface Mining and Reclamation Enforcement (OSMRE), with West Virginia DEP administering the program. Award decisions will be made based on evaluation criteria including technical qualifications, cost competitiveness, experience with similar AML projects, and proposed remedial approaches. The contract term covers project completion phases with potential for contract modifications based on site conditions encountered during implementation. Respondents must demonstrate experience with landslide remediation, mine subsidence repair, and previous successful AML project delivery.