W912P726S0012.pdf

This is a sources sought document from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District (USACE), regarding the Noyo Maintenance Dredging and Jetty Repair Project in California. The project encompasses maintenance dredging of the Noyo Harbor Channel to a depth of -10 feet with 1-foot paid over-depth and 1-foot unpaid over-depth, removal of armor stones from the channel bottom for staging near the North Jetty, and disposal of dredged material at a nearshore site approximately 6 miles north of the harbor channel. The jetty repair work includes removal of existing stone from the channel-side slope, repair of structural voids beneath the main concrete structure, placement of new high-density stone to rebuild the jetty, and repair of the concrete walkway using repurposed stone to address wave action damage, including displacement of armor stones and undermining of the main concrete structure. This sources sought notice solicits information from potential contractors regarding their capabilities and experience to perform this heavy and civil engineering construction work.

The document serves as a preliminary market research tool to identify qualified contractors before formal solicitation. USACE seeks to understand contractor capabilities, past performance on similar projects, equipment availability, and technical qualifications relevant to dredging operations and jetty repair work. Responses to the sources sought are voluntary and non-binding, and contractors are encouraged to submit information demonstrating their experience with maintenance dredging projects, nearshore material disposal operations, and marine structure repair work. No specific contract award date, budget amount, or performance term is indicated in this sources sought document, as it represents the preliminary phase of project planning and contractor identification.