B.07 Pre-Bid Teleconference Minutes Kings Bay Sub Base W912EP22B0002.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- W912EP22B0002
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This solicitation seeks bids for maintenance dredging at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay in Camden County, Georgia. The base work consists of dredging various locations to required depths between 12 to 47 feet and includes bird monitoring and standby time. Placement of dredged material will be at Crab Island. Option A involves supplying additional weir riser boards as requested. Option B includes secondary dredging of specified locations and additional mobilization; placement will be at Disposal Areas 1 and Crab Island. Option C dredges two additional locations and includes bird monitoring. Bids are due no later than March 18, 2022. The magnitude of construction is estimated between $15-20 million. This is a small business set-aside solicited by the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District.
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Pre-Bid WebEx
W912EP22B0002, Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay Maintenance Dredging
44,45, and 47-Foot Project Camden County, Georgia
W912EP22B0002
Contractor Attendee List
Zach Martin, Ahtna Marine Construction
Mike Gonzalez, Ahtna Marine Construction
David Dent, Southern Dredging
Mike, Southern Dredging
Jay Tenny, C.A. Murren & Sons
Nicholas Iggy
USACE Attendee List
Tedra Thompson, USACE
Tedra N. Thompson, Contracting Officer opened the WebEx with the PowerPoint slides and reviewed pertinent information inclusive of the bid opening and new bid submission process. Several contractors posed questions concerning the timeframe in which Options A & C would be exercised, turbidity monitoring requirements, permits, survey requirements and bid bond submission. While some questions could be addressed during the teleconference, all could not; as such attendees were, instructed to submit all questions via our bidder inquiry system (ProjNet) for official response by the Government. After asking attendees if there were any additional questions, comments or concerns they’d like to raise, the
Contracting Officer concluded the meeting, reminded all attendees to submit their questions via ProjNet.
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