Manatee Harbor DMMA Offloading 2020, Manatee County, Florida - Industry Day

Manatee Harbor DMMA Offloading 2020, Manatee County, Florida

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INDUSTRY DAY

DATE:             Wednesday, 1 July 2020

TIME:             1:00 PM Eastern Time

LOCATION:  WebEx Presentation (a slide show will be posted via amendment).  All interested parties must contact Mr. Dewayne Sparks at Dewayne.A.Sparks@usace.army.mil & Ms. Claurice Dingle at Claurice.M.Dingle@usace.army.mil no later than 29 June 2020 by 4:00pm EST in order to receive the link to access the industry day presentation.   Failure to contact Mr. Sparks on the above dates may result in your inability to attend the Industry Day for the requirement.  All interested Offerors are required to access BetaSam.gov for future updates.

DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT: 

The project consists of excavating material out of the Manatee Harbor Dredge Material Management Area (DMMA) located in Manatee County, Florida.  The material shall be transported approximately 7.5 miles south to the Washington Park Placement Site. Project work consists of using the excavated material to construct a haul road in Washington Park with a finished crest elevation of 18.6 feet. Material from the DMMA shall then be placed in the fill template at the southern end of the haul road. The placed material shall be surrounded by a perimeter silt fence. Project work also includes clearing and grubbing, seeding, installation of drainage structures and slope protection features, and environmental monitoring.

Refer to the attached DRAFT plan sheets for orientation of the project features.

Location of Project

The excavation site is located at the Manatee Harbor Dredge Material Management Area (DMMA). Washington Park placement site is located east of a railroad, south of 39th St. E., west of 8th Ave. E. and north of 30th St. E. situated in Palmetto, Florida.  See the attached draft plans for location and vicinity maps.

Specific Project Challenges

The material in the DMMA varies greatly in terms of grain size and water content.  The majority of the dry material exists in spur dikes inside the DMMA.  Material at lower elevations and between spur dikes is more saturated which may not be as conducive to hauling as the spur dike material.  The areas with saturated material are also not reliable surfaces to operate conventional equipment on.

Environmental Conditions

Contractor is required to remain within the construction limits in order to minimize wetland impacts outside the project area.

Plans and Specifications

Attached are DRAFT Plans of this project for industry consumption prior to Industry Day.   DRAFT specifications may be added to this posting on a later date.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUIRED:

Provide an email to Mr. Dewayne Sparks at Dewayne.A.Sparks@usace.army.mil & Ms. Claurice Dingle at Claurice.M.Dingle@usace.army.mil to include the information listed below:

1. Your Company Name
2. Point Of Contact
3. Company Address
4. Phone Number
5. Email Address
6. Duns Number
7. Cage Code
8. Offeror shall identify their size classification and Small Business Size:

             _ Large Business

             _ Small Business

             _Small Disadvantage Business

             _ 8(a) Small Business

             _ HUBZone

              _ SDVOSB

              _WOSB

Your email Subject line should be addressed as “Industry Day Request – (Company Name) – Manatee Harbor DMMA Offloading” in order to ensure all requests are handled in a timely manner.  The required information is due in house to Mr. Sparks & Ms. Dingle no later than 29 June 2020 at 4:00pm EST.