Marx Creek Spawning Channel Enhancement

TEAMS Enterprise Unit will be soliciting for a Labor Hour type contract for the Marx Creek Spawning Channel Enhancement project. Contractor shall be required to furnish equipment and operators for expansion of the existing pond, construction of an inlet channel, and in-stream placement of logs, boulders, cobble and gravel to restore fish habitat in Marx Creek.
The Marx Creek Project site is located on the Ketchikan Ranger District in Misty Fiord National Monument near the City of Hyder, Alaska. The City of Hyder, Alaska is approximately 79 miles Northeast of Ketchikan Alaska. The project site is 4.8 miles north of Hyder, AK just off the Salmon River road (state access road). The City of Hyder has limited access by Air and Barge. Hyder, Alaska is connected by road to the Alaska Canadian highway system thru Stewart B.C. Canada. From Southeast Alaska, the Project can be accessed via ferry and vehicle thru Prince Rupert B.C. Canada or by chartered plane or barge/boat. The period of performance is May 25 to June 25. The solicitation will be issued on or around March 20, 2014.

Amendment No 1 issued 3/26/14, acknowledgement required.

Issue solicitation package 3/21/14, Quote due 4/21/14.

TEAMS Enterprise Unit will be soliciting for a Labor Hour type contract for the Marx Creek Spawning Channel Enhancement project. Contractor shall be required to furnish equipment and operators for expansion of the existing pond, construction of an inlet channel, and in-stream placement of logs, boulders, cobble and gravel to restore fish habitat in Marx Creek.
The Marx Creek Project site is located on the Ketchikan Ranger District in Misty Fiord National Monument near the City of Hyder, Alaska. The City of Hyder, Alaska is approximately 79 miles Northeast of Ketchikan Alaska. The project site is 4.8 miles north of Hyder, AK just off the Salmon River road (state access road). The City of Hyder has limited access by Air and Barge. Hyder, Alaska is connected by road to the Alaska Canadian highway system thru Stewart B.C. Canada. From Southeast Alaska, the Project can be accessed via ferry and vehicle thru Prince Rupert B.C. Canada or by chartered plane or barge/boat. The period of performance is estimated 60 calendar days, with estimated start date May 1, 2014. The solicitation will be issued on or around March 20, 2014.