FY25 OHARNG CJAG Culvert Project

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Solicitation number
W91364-25-B-A005
Agency
Ohio National Guard Army National Guard, Department of Defense
Responses due
Set-aside
No set-aside

Opportunity facts

NAICS code
237110 Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction
PSC
Y1LC Construction Of Tunnels And Subsurface Structures
Place of performance
Ohio 44266, United States
Points of contact

Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .

About this opportunity

The Ohio Army National Guard (OHARNG) is seeking small business contractors for a design-build culvert repair and replacement project at the Camp James A. Garfield Joint Military Training Center in Ravenna, Ohio. The base bid involves replacing two culverts on Smalley Road: a 6' x 6' concrete box culvert and a two-line 48" reinforced concrete pipe culvert, with required site investigations including geotechnical, survey, hydraulic analysis, and wetland delineation. Interested prime contractors must submit a five-page response by June 20th, 2025, including a statement of intent, a completed Sources Sought Information Request Form, a three-year project history, and an overview of resources and key personnel. The evaluation will focus on the contractor's ability to design and construct culvert replacements that address erosion issues and improve safety for motorists. Responses must be emailed to Contract Specialist Barry Beale and Contract Officer Herbert Brown with the specific solicitation number W91364-25-B-A005 in the subject line.

The opportunity is initially targeted at small businesses, with the potential to become an unrestricted solicitation if insufficient small business competition is identified. No specific incumbent contractors are mentioned in the documentation. The project is estimated to be valued between $500,000 and $1,000,000, with optional additional work including culvert replacements on Road 5C and erosion repairs at various sites involving approximately 100 tons of Type C Rip Rap. The base bid includes two primary culvert replacement locations, with optional sites potentially expanding the project's scope. Additional optional work includes erosion repairs at four different sites, demonstrating the comprehensive nature of the infrastructure improvement project. The contract will require detailed design and construction services to address existing infrastructure deficiencies and safety concerns at the military training center.

Notice text

Sources Sought Notice

Ohio Army National Guard FY 2025 Camp James A. Garfield Joint Military Training Area Culvert Project

Category: Y –Construction of Structures and Facilities

Date Published: 06/05/2025

Ohio Army National Guard

Beightler Armory

2825 W. Dublin Rd.

Columbus, OH. 432354

Synopsis: OHARNG FY25 CJAG Culvert Project

The purpose of this synopsis is to gain knowledge of potential sources for this project including interested Small Business sources. This notice is for planning purposes only. All interested parties should respond. The Ohio National Guard (OHARNG) intends to issue a solicitation and award a contract for the repair/installation of culverts at various locations across the Camp James A. Garfield Joint Military Training Center (CJAG) in Ravenna, Ohio. Work to be accomplished includes but may not be limited to the following items:

BASE BID – DESIGN BUILD

The base bid will consist of two culverts. The contractor will be required to assess the areas surrounding the existing culverts and create a design that will include both replacing the culverts and correcting  erosion issues  

  1. Smalley Road Box Culvert
    1. The existing culvert is a 6’ x 6’ concrete box culvert and is 32’ long.  Rock gabion wingwalls have failed resulting in erosion of the roadway embankment.  The existing culvert also appears to be undersized based on channel observations.  Additionally, there is little clearance between the ends of the culvert and the edge of the pavement at each end, which creates a safety hazard for motorists.
    1. Perform the necessary site investigations to include geotechnical, site survey, hydraulic analysis, wetland delineation, etc. to develop construction drawings and specifications required for a new box culvert.  A prior recommendation for a box culvert with a 6’ rise and 12’ span and length of 40’ to include rock channel protection at inlet and outlet and new guardrail in compliance with design standards was made based on a recent bridge inspection survey.
  1. Smalley Road – Area 1A Culvert
    1. The existing culvert is two lines of 48” reinforced concrete pipe connected by a masonry catch inlet with a total approximate length of 162 feet.  The existing catch inlet structure is failing and erosion is visible adjacent to the inlet creating a safety hazard to motorists and to mowing operators. Additionally, there is visible separation occurring at the pipe joints.
    1. Perform the necessary site investigations to include geotechnical, site survey, hydraulic analysis, wetland delineation, etc. to develop construction drawings and specifications required for a new culvert that eliminates the catch inlet and reduces the overall length.

Additional option locations may include the following.

OPTIONS

  1. OPTION 1: Road 5C Culverts

    1. Replace 18” diameter x 40’ long culvert.  Install half-height headwalls at each end.
    2. Replace 12” diameter x 30’ long culvert.
  1. OPTION 2:  Erosion Repairs – Various Sites

    1. NFR 2.52 – Place appropriately sized dump rock along east abutment to prevent further erosion and scour.
    2. NFR 1.32 – Place appropriately sized dump rock at eroded areas at northwest and northeast quadrants.
    3. GLR 2 - Place appropriately sized dump rock at inlet, outlet, and behind wingwalls along approach embankment at all four quadrants to prevent further erosion and eventual undermining of roadway pavement.
    4. GLR 3 - Place appropriately sized dump rock at inlet, outlet, and behind wingwalls along approach embankment at all four quadrants to prevent further erosion and eventual undermining of roadway pavement.
    5. Estimate a total of 100 tons of Type C Rip Rap to be distributed between the four sites above.

The magnitude of this project is between $500,000.00 and $1,000,000.00. All interested concerns will provide this office, in writing, a notice stating their positive intent to submit a bid as a prime contractor no later than June 20th 2025. This notification, which shall not exceed five typewritten pages, must include:

 (1) positive statement of intent to bid as a prime contractor

 (2) a completed and signed Sources Sought Information Request Form

 (3) A listing of projects completed during the past three years, both for government and     private industry. The type of project, dollar value, Contract number, location, and Point of Contact are to be included. Indicate if you were prime or subcontractor, and if subcontractor, provide the name and point of contact for the prime contractor.

 (4) A brief outline of resources, subcontractors, and key personnel that would be used to accomplish the contract. In the event adequate Small Business contractors are not available for adequate competition for this project, it may be advertised as unrestricted.

Information shall be provided via email to:

Barry Beale Contract Specialist: barry.b.beale.civ@army.mil

Herbert Brown Contract Officer: herbert.l.brown24.civ@army.mil

 Include the following in the subject line "Sources Sought W91364-25-B-A005". No facsimile responses will be honored.

Attachments

Files attached to this notice, newest first
File Type Posted
CJAG 2025 Culvert Sites.docx DOCX document
Sources Sought Notice.docx DOCX document
Sources Sought Response Form.pdf PDF

Notice history

Notices posted for this opportunity, newest first
Notice Type Posted
FY25 OHARNG CJAG Culvert Project Latest solicitation Solicitation
FY25 OHARNG CJAG Culvert Project Pre-Solicitation
FY25 OHARNG CJAG Culvert Project This notice · Original Pre-Solicitation

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