Floating breakwater replacement, bar point harbor, ketchikan, alaska
Closed Solicitation Posted
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- Solicitation number
- W911KB25R0018
- Agency
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ENDIST Alaska
US Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Defense
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- Total Small Business
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 237990 Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
- Place of performance
- Ketchikan, AK Ketchikan, Alaska 99901, United States
- Points of contact
Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Alaska is seeking a contractor to replace two floating breakwaters at Bar Point Harbor in Ketchikan, Alaska. The project involves demolishing and replacing existing breakwaters with new reinforced concrete float-type breakwaters, including a small 120-foot entrance channel breakwater and a larger 963-foot main harbor breakwater. Contractors must design, fabricate, and install the new breakwaters, which will be moored by concrete anchor blocks and chains, with specific performance requirements including a 50-year service life and wave transmission of no greater than 1 foot in the marina. The solicitation requires compliance with commercial, industry, federal, state, and local standards and regulations. Proposals are due by May 6, 2025, with an anticipated contract award date of February 28, 2025, and a project completion deadline of October 30, 2026.
The contract is a total small business set-aside with a NAICS code of 237990 and a small business size standard of $45 million. The estimated project value ranges between $25 million and $100 million, with a firm-fixed-price contract type. The place of performance is Ketchikan, Alaska 99901, with a construction window from April 1 to October 31 to minimize harbor exposure to waves. The project will require careful phased demolition and construction, with specific constraints on anchor block placement, chain installation, and post-tensioning of breakwater sections. Wage determinations for the contract include updated rates for various construction trades, with minimum wage requirements under Executive Orders 14026 and 13658. The contract includes base items for mobilization, demolition, design, and construction of the main breakwater, as well as optional items for work on the entrance breakwater.
Notice text
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Update #10 · Latest ·
FLOATING BREAKWATER REPLACEMENT, BAR POINT HARBOR, KETCHIKAN, ALASKA The purpose of this project is to replace two floating breakwaters at Bar Point Harbor in Ketchikan, Alaska. Bar Point Harbor is currently protected by floating breakwaters held in place by anchor chains and anchor blocks. A small floating breakwater protects the middle entrance channel and is approximately 120 feet long and 23 feet wide. A larger floating breakwater protects the harbor and is 963 feet in length consisting of four concrete modules each 23 feet wide connected using post-tensioned wire cables. Both floating breakwaters have surpassed their estimated lifespan and need to be replaced. The project will include demolition of the existing breakwaters and replacement with new reinforced concrete float-type breakwaters. The breakwaters will be moored by chains and concrete anchor blocks. The Contractor shall comply with commercial and industry standards as well as all applicable Federal, State, and local laws, regulations and procedures. Revised 3 March 2025: Added Amendment 0001 Revised 11 March 2025: Added Amendment 0002 Revised 21 March 2025: Added Amendment 0003. Revised 7 April 2025: Added Amendment 0004. Revised 17 April 2025: Added Amendment 0005. Revised 21 Apr 2025: Added copies of Solicitation and Amendments 0001-0005 with 3 attachments to SAM.gov. All documents and attachments added were previously posted to PIEE Solicitation Module on the dates listed above. Revised 24 April 2025: Added Amendment 0006. Revised 30 April 2025: Added Amendment 0007.
Update #9 ·
FLOATING BREAKWATER REPLACEMENT, BAR POINT HARBOR, KETCHIKAN, ALASKA The purpose of this project is to replace two floating breakwaters at Bar Point Harbor in Ketchikan, Alaska. Bar Point Harbor is currently protected by floating breakwaters held in place by anchor chains and anchor blocks. A small floating breakwater protects the middle entrance channel and is approximately 120 feet long and 23 feet wide. A larger floating breakwater protects the harbor and is 963 feet in length consisting of four concrete modules each 23 feet wide connected using post-tensioned wire cables. Both floating breakwaters have surpassed their estimated lifespan and need to be replaced. The project will include demolition of the existing breakwaters and replacement with new reinforced concrete float-type breakwaters. The breakwaters will be moored by chains and concrete anchor blocks. The Contractor shall comply with commercial and industry standards as well as all applicable Federal, State, and local laws, regulations and procedures. Revised 3 March 2025: Added Amendment 0001 Revised 11 March 2025: Added Amendment 0002 Revised 21 March 2025: Added Amendment 0003. Revised 7 April 2025: Added Amendment 0004. Revised 17 April 2025: Added Amendment 0005. Revised 21 Apr 2025: Added copies of Solicitation and Amendments 0001-0005 with 3 attachments to SAM.gov. All documents and attachments added were previously posted to PIEE Solicitation Module on the dates listed above. Revised 24 April 2025: Added Amendment 0006.
Update #8 ·
FLOATING BREAKWATER REPLACEMENT, BAR POINT HARBOR, KETCHIKAN, ALASKA The purpose of this project is to replace two floating breakwaters at Bar Point Harbor in Ketchikan, Alaska. Bar Point Harbor is currently protected by floating breakwaters held in place by anchor chains and anchor blocks. A small floating breakwater protects the middle entrance channel and is approximately 120 feet long and 23 feet wide. A larger floating breakwater protects the harbor and is 963 feet in length consisting of four concrete modules each 23 feet wide connected using post-tensioned wire cables. Both floating breakwaters have surpassed their estimated lifespan and need to be replaced. The project will include demolition of the existing breakwaters and replacement with new reinforced concrete float-type breakwaters. The breakwaters will be moored by chains and concrete anchor blocks. The Contractor shall comply with commercial and industry standards as well as all applicable Federal, State, and local laws, regulations and procedures. Revised 3 March 2025: Added Amendment 0001 Revised 11 March 2025: Added Amendment 0002 Revised 21 March 2025: Added Amendment 0003. Revised 7 April 2025: Added Amendment 0004. Revised 17 April 2025: Added Amendment 0005. Revised 21 Apr 2025: Added copies of Solicitation and Amendments 0001-0005 with 3 attachements to SAM.gov. All documents and attachments added were previously posted to PIEE Solicitation Module on the dates listed above.
Update #7 ·
FLOATING BREAKWATER REPLACEMENT, BAR POINT HARBOR, KETCHIKAN, ALASKA The purpose of this project is to replace two floating breakwaters at Bar Point Harbor in Ketchikan, Alaska. Bar Point Harbor is currently protected by floating breakwaters held in place by anchor chains and anchor blocks. A small floating breakwater protects the middle entrance channel and is approximately 120 feet long and 23 feet wide. A larger floating breakwater protects the harbor and is 963 feet in length consisting of four concrete modules each 23 feet wide connected using post-tensioned wire cables. Both floating breakwaters have surpassed their estimated lifespan and need to be replaced. The project will include demolition of the existing breakwaters and replacement with new reinforced concrete float-type breakwaters. The breakwaters will be moored by chains and concrete anchor blocks. The Contractor shall comply with commercial and industry standards as well as all applicable Federal, State, and local laws, regulations and procedures. Revised 3 March 2025: Added Amendment 0001 Revised 11 March 2025: Added Amendment 0002 Revised 21 March 2025: Added Amendment 0003. Revised 7 April 2025: Added Amendment 0004. Revised 17 April 2025: Added Amendment 0005.
Update #6 ·
FLOATING BREAKWATER REPLACEMENT, BAR POINT HARBOR, KETCHIKAN, ALASKA The purpose of this project is to replace two floating breakwaters at Bar Point Harbor in Ketchikan, Alaska. Bar Point Harbor is currently protected by floating breakwaters held in place by anchor chains and anchor blocks. A small floating breakwater protects the middle entrance channel and is approximately 120 feet long and 23 feet wide. A larger floating breakwater protects the harbor and is 963 feet in length consisting of four concrete modules each 23 feet wide connected using post-tensioned wire cables. Both floating breakwaters have surpassed their estimated lifespan and need to be replaced. The project will include demolition of the existing breakwaters and replacement with new reinforced concrete float-type breakwaters. The breakwaters will be moored by chains and concrete anchor blocks. The Contractor shall comply with commercial and industry standards as well as all applicable Federal, State, and local laws, regulations and procedures. Revised 3 March 2025: Added Amendment 0001 Revised 11 March 2025: Added Amendment 0002 Revised 21 March 2025: Added Amendment 0003. Revised 7 April 2025: Added Amendment 0004.
Update #5 ·
FLOATING BREAKWATER REPLACEMENT, BAR POINT HARBOR, KETCHIKAN, ALASKA The purpose of this project is to replace two floating breakwaters at Bar Point Harbor in Ketchikan, Alaska. Bar Point Harbor is currently protected by floating breakwaters held in place by anchor chains and anchor blocks. A small floating breakwater protects the middle entrance channel and is approximately 120 feet long and 23 feet wide. A larger floating breakwater protects the harbor and is 963 feet in length consisting of four concrete modules each 23 feet wide connected using post-tensioned wire cables. Both floating breakwaters have surpassed their estimated lifespan and need to be replaced. The project will include demolition of the existing breakwaters and replacement with new reinforced concrete float-type breakwaters. The breakwaters will be moored by chains and concrete anchor blocks. The Contractor shall comply with commercial and industry standards as well as all applicable Federal, State, and local laws, regulations and procedures. Revised 3 March 2025: Added Amendment 0001 Revised 11 March 2025: Added Amendment 0002 Revised 21 March 2025: Added Amendment 0003.
Update #4 ·
FLOATING BREAKWATER REPLACEMENT, BAR POINT HARBOR, KETCHIKAN, ALASKA The purpose of this project is to replace two floating breakwaters at Bar Point Harbor in Ketchikan, Alaska. Bar Point Harbor is currently protected by floating breakwaters held in place by anchor chains and anchor blocks. A small floating breakwater protects the middle entrance channel and is approximately 120 feet long and 23 feet wide. A larger floating breakwater protects the harbor and is 963 feet in length consisting of four concrete modules each 23 feet wide connected using post-tensioned wire cables. Both floating breakwaters have surpassed their estimated lifespan and need to be replaced. The project will include demolition of the existing breakwaters and replacement with new reinforced concrete float-type breakwaters. The breakwaters will be moored by chains and concrete anchor blocks. The Contractor shall comply with commercial and industry standards as well as all applicable Federal, State, and local laws, regulations and procedures.Revised 3 March 2025: Added Amendment 0001 Revised 11 March 2025: Added Amendment 0002
Update #3 ·
FLOATING BREAKWATER REPLACEMENT, BAR POINT HARBOR, KETCHIKAN, ALASKA The purpose of this project is to replace two floating breakwaters at Bar Point Harbor in Ketchikan, Alaska. Bar Point Harbor is currently protected by floating breakwaters held in place by anchor chains and anchor blocks. A small floating breakwater protects the middle entrance channel and is approximately 120 feet long and 23 feet wide. A larger floating breakwater protects the harbor and is 963 feet in length consisting of four concrete modules each 23 feet wide connected using post-tensioned wire cables. Both floating breakwaters have surpassed their estimated lifespan and need to be replaced. The project will include demolition of the existing breakwaters and replacement with new reinforced concrete float-type breakwaters. The breakwaters will be moored by chains and concrete anchor blocks. The Contractor shall comply with commercial and industry standards as well as all applicable Federal, State, and local laws, regulations and procedures.
Updated 3 March 2025: Amendment 0001 posted to PIEE
Updated 4 March 2025: Added Place of Performace to SAM.gov posting
Update #2 ·
FLOATING BREAKWATER REPLACEMENT, BAR POINT HARBOR, KETCHIKAN, ALASKA The purpose of this project is to replace two floating breakwaters at Bar Point Harbor in Ketchikan, Alaska. Bar Point Harbor is currently protected by floating breakwaters held in place by anchor chains and anchor blocks. A small floating breakwater protects the middle entrance channel and is approximately 120 feet long and 23 feet wide. A larger floating breakwater protects the harbor and is 963 feet in length consisting of four concrete modules each 23 feet wide connected using post-tensioned wire cables. Both floating breakwaters have surpassed their estimated lifespan and need to be replaced. The project will include demolition of the existing breakwaters and replacement with new reinforced concrete float-type breakwaters. The breakwaters will be moored by chains and concrete anchor blocks. The Contractor shall comply with commercial and industry standards as well as all applicable Federal, State, and local laws, regulations and procedures.
Updated 3 March 2025: Amendment 0001 posted to PIEE
Update #1 ·
FLOATING BREAKWATER REPLACEMENT, BAR POINT HARBOR, KETCHIKAN, ALASKA The purpose of this project is to replace two floating breakwaters at Bar Point Harbor in Ketchikan, Alaska. Bar Point Harbor is currently protected by floating breakwaters held in place by anchor chains and anchor blocks. A small floating breakwater protects the middle entrance channel and is approximately 120 feet long and 23 feet wide. A larger floating breakwater protects the harbor and is 963 feet in length consisting of four concrete modules each 23 feet wide connected using post-tensioned wire cables. Both floating breakwaters have surpassed their estimated lifespan and need to be replaced. The project will include demolition of the existing breakwaters and replacement with new reinforced concrete float-type breakwaters. The breakwaters will be moored by chains and concrete anchor blocks. The Contractor shall comply with commercial and industry standards as well as all applicable Federal, State, and local law s, regulations and procedures.
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| Notice | Type | Posted |
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| Floating breakwater replacement, bar point harbor, ketchikan, alaska | Award Notice | |
| This notice | Solicitation | |
| Floating Breakwater Replacement, Bar Point Harbor, Ketchikan, Alaska | Pre-Solicitation | |
| Floating Breakwater Replacement, Bar Point Harbor, Ketchikan, Alaska | Pre-Solicitation |
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