IndustryDay_Follow-up.docx
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The document is an Industry Day follow-up document for the Ediz Hook Beach Nourishment Project, hosted virtually by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Northwestern Division - Seattle District on September 5, 2025. The project involves procuring and placing up to 40,000 tons of 6 to 12" minus rounded cobble along a 2,900 ft zone of the Ediz Hook armor stone revetment in Port Angeles, Washington, with construction expected to last 4-8 weeks during a single season.
Key details include a project timeline from July 16, 2026 to October 15, 2026, with all construction below the High Tide Line to be completed by September 30, 2026. The estimated contract value ranges between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000. The small business set-aside is still under consideration, and the NAICS code 237990 will be used to determine small business eligibility. Rock quality tests, including gradation tests and weigh scale tickets, will be required. Contractors must use land-based equipment, temporarily remove and stockpile armor stone for access, and rebuild the revetment using existing stones upon project completion.
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Industry Day Fy26 Ediz Hook Beach Nourishment Friday, 05 September 2025 10:00 AM PDT
1. External Attendees & Company Association (Self-reported):
Joe Zech, Patrick McHugh, Western Marine Construction, Inc.
John Doyle, Delhur Ind. Inc.
Loren Jalbert, P.E. Director of Program Development for Awalix, LLC - www.awalixconstruction.com Michael Hoxie, Paragon Professional Services Hannah Madison Bishop - Weeks Marine Bo Smith - Granite Construction Alicia Lewis - RJS Construction Russ Borman - KOMAN Integrated Solutions Anthony Hernandez - Interwest Construction Inc.
Jaime Rangel - Far West Contractors Corp.
Justin Hansen - Pipkin Construction
2. Comments, Questions and Answers from Audio and Chat:
Boise (Loren Jalbert) Q. Can we get a copy of this presentation after the meeting?
A. Yes. The presentation will be added to the Sam.gov posting for this Industry Day
John D.
Q. Will you be making this slide show of the meeting available to bidders?
A. See response to previous question.
John D.
Q. When will the plans and specs be available for bidding purposes? Bid Date?
A. We are expecting solicitation later this fall.
Patrick McHugh Q. Will rock Quality tests be required A. Yes, gradation tests will be required for beach nourishment fill material. Weigh scale tickets from a certified weigh scale will be required for beach nourishment material. The only work on the armor stone revetment itself will be the breakout to access the beach. Rework of the revetment armor stone will use existing armor stone. No new armor stone will be required.
John D.
Q. What will be the definition used to define small business?
A. Given a likely NAICS code of 237990, look at standard table on Small Business Administration (SBA) website. NAICS code 237990 has a certain dollar or employee number threshold that determines if you fall within small business threshold. If registered in Sam.gov, highly recommend that businesses input their information into their registration.
Russ.
Q.: Is the specific source of rock specified, or is it on the contractor to source?
A. The contractor must source. No specific source is specified.
Mike Hoxie.
Q. Please confirm you anticipate this solicitation to be a small business set aside A. The small business set aside determination is still under consideration.
Boise (Loren Jalbert) Q. Will a Wolman Count for Rip rap be required?
A. No.
Anthon Hernandez Q. Can you confirm that there will be a specified cobble gradation?
A. Yes, there will be a required gradation, and sub-rounded to rounded cobble
3. Industry Day Presentation Slides are attached.
4. We encourage interested firms to propose a capability presentation with our PDT and the Office of Small Business, Enshane Hill-Nomoto.
5. Subcontracting Opportunities: We encourage feedback from large businesses regarding availability of subcontracting opportunities – if opportunities exist, and it not, why (i.e. total self-performance of work).
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