Noyes Cut Ecosystem Restoration Phase Two
Closed Solicitation Posted
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- Solicitation number
- W912HN25B5008
- Agency
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ENDIST Savannah
US Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Defense
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- No set-aside
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 237990 Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
- PSC
- Z1KB Maintenance Of Canals
- Place of performance
- Brunswick, Georgia, United States
Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Savannah District is procuring construction services for the Noyes Cut Ecosystem Restoration Phase Two project, which involves closing a man-made cut in the salt marsh north of the Satilla River in Camden County, Georgia. The primary objectives are to increase tidal exchange throughout the system, restore salinity gradients to Dover Creek, and reduce shoaling in Umbrella Creek through the construction of a trapezoidal rubble mound-type structure approximately 495 feet long with a 6-foot crest width and 3:1 horizontal-to-vertical slope. The contractor must furnish, stockpile, and place approximately 21,000 tons of GDOT Type I riprap and install aids to navigation including signs and markings mounted on pile foundations. The contract will be awarded to the lowest-priced, responsive, and responsible bidder using sealed bid procedures. The solicitation was posted on July 14, 2025, with bids due by August 12, 2025 at 2:00 PM ET, and Amendment 0002 changed the submission location from PIEE to specific email addresses for the Contract Specialist and Contracting Officer.
This procurement does not utilize any set-aside designation and is conducted as a full and open competition under NAICS code 237990. Based on the bid abstract, seven contractors submitted proposals ranging from approximately $5.2 million to $7.4 million, including Barnett Southern Corporation, Cape Romain Contractors, Continental Heavy Civil Corp, Herve Cody Contractor, Russell Marine, SJ Hamill Construction, and Underwater Mechanix Services. The contract includes a 365-calendar-day performance period with work beginning 10 calendar days after award, and liquidated damages of $1,373 per day for delays. The work site is remote and accessible only by water, located approximately 10 linear miles south of Brunswick, Georgia, with access points 11 miles from the Woodbine boat ramp and 8 miles from the Tidelands Nature Center boat ramp on Jekyll Island. The site presents unique challenges due to large tidal variations typical of the Georgia coast, requiring contractors to verify equipment accessibility for all tide stages.
Notice text
4 versions
Update #4 · Latest ·
The abstract is posted as of 14 August 2025. Amendment 0002: changes the bid submission location from PIEE to the Contract Specialist and Contracting Officer email addresses. SEE INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS #9 (SUBMISSION OF BID INSTRUCTIONS)
Amendment 0001: publishes Pre-Bid Conference slides, Attendee List and updated specs and drawings(posted 18July),
The contractor will be required to close one man-made cut in the salt marsh north of the Satilla River in Camden County, GA: Noyes Cut (approximate location: 31.0101° N, 81.5466° W). This work is part of the Noyes Cut Ecosystem Restoration Project and has the objective of increasing tidal exchange throughout the system, restoring salinity gradients to Dover Creek, and reducing shoaling in Umbrella Creek.
The site is remote and only accessible by water. It is located approximately 10 linear miles south of Brunswick, GA and is 11 linear miles from the Woodbine boat ramp located at 103 E 1st St, Woodbine, GA, 31569 and 8 linear miles from the Tidelands Nature Center boat ramp located at 100 S Riverview Dr, Jekyll Island, GA 31527. The site is subject to large tidal variations typical to the GA coast and the site may not be accessible at all tide stages for all types of equipment. The contractor will verify site accessibility for selected equipment. Vessel traffic in the vicinity of the site is expected to be minimal and limited to occasional recreational boaters and small commercial crab fishing boats.
The cut closure structure will consist of a trapezoidal rubble mound-type structure with a 3:1H:V slope and an approximately length of 495 ft at Noyes Cut. The width at the crest will be approximately 6 ft for each structure. The structure will be made entirely of GDOT Type I riprap. The current estimate for rock quantities is approximately 21,000 tons for Noyes Cut. The contractor will be responsible for furnishing, stockpiling, and placement of all rock.
The rock will be carefully placed within the template using approved equipment in a manner to produce a wellgraded mass of rock and to minimize impacts to fish and wildlife. The contractor will install aids to navigation consisting of signs and other markings mounted on pile foundations at each cut closure location.
Update #3 ·
Amendment 0002: changes the bid submission location from PIEE to the Contract Specialist and Contracting Officer email addresses. SEE INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS #9 (SUBMISSION OF BID INSTRUCTIONS)
Amendment 0001: publishes Pre-Bid Conference slides, Attendee List and updated specs and drawings(posted 18July),
The contractor will be required to close one man-made cut in the salt marsh north of the Satilla River in Camden County, GA: Noyes Cut (approximate location: 31.0101° N, 81.5466° W). This work is part of the Noyes Cut Ecosystem Restoration Project and has the objective of increasing tidal exchange throughout the system, restoring salinity gradients to Dover Creek, and reducing shoaling in Umbrella Creek.
The site is remote and only accessible by water. It is located approximately 10 linear miles south of Brunswick, GA and is 11 linear miles from the Woodbine boat ramp located at 103 E 1st St, Woodbine, GA, 31569 and 8 linear miles from the Tidelands Nature Center boat ramp located at 100 S Riverview Dr, Jekyll Island, GA 31527. The site is subject to large tidal variations typical to the GA coast and the site may not be accessible at all tide stages for all types of equipment. The contractor will verify site accessibility for selected equipment. Vessel traffic in the vicinity of the site is expected to be minimal and limited to occasional recreational boaters and small commercial crab fishing boats.
The cut closure structure will consist of a trapezoidal rubble mound-type structure with a 3:1H:V slope and an approximately length of 495 ft at Noyes Cut. The width at the crest will be approximately 6 ft for each structure. The structure will be made entirely of GDOT Type I riprap. The current estimate for rock quantities is approximately 21,000 tons for Noyes Cut. The contractor will be responsible for furnishing, stockpiling, and placement of all rock.
The rock will be carefully placed within the template using approved equipment in a manner to produce a wellgraded mass of rock and to minimize impacts to fish and wildlife. The contractor will install aids to navigation consisting of signs and other markings mounted on pile foundations at each cut closure location.
Update #2 ·
Amendment 0001: publishes Pre-Bid Conference slides, Attendee List and updated specs and drawings(posted 18July),
The contractor will be required to close one man-made cut in the salt marsh north of the Satilla River in Camden County, GA: Noyes Cut (approximate location: 31.0101° N, 81.5466° W). This work is part of the Noyes Cut Ecosystem Restoration Project and has the objective of increasing tidal exchange throughout the system, restoring salinity gradients to Dover Creek, and reducing shoaling in Umbrella Creek.
The site is remote and only accessible by water. It is located approximately 10 linear miles south of Brunswick, GA and is 11 linear miles from the Woodbine boat ramp located at 103 E 1st St, Woodbine, GA, 31569 and 8 linear miles from the Tidelands Nature Center boat ramp located at 100 S Riverview Dr, Jekyll Island, GA 31527. The site is subject to large tidal variations typical to the GA coast and the site may not be accessible at all tide stages for all types of equipment. The contractor will verify site accessibility for selected equipment. Vessel traffic in the vicinity of the site is expected to be minimal and limited to occasional recreational boaters and small commercial crab fishing boats.
The cut closure structure will consist of a trapezoidal rubble mound-type structure with a 3:1H:V slope and an approximately length of 495 ft at Noyes Cut. The width at the crest will be approximately 6 ft for each structure. The structure will be made entirely of GDOT Type I riprap. The current estimate for rock quantities is approximately 21,000 tons for Noyes Cut. The contractor will be responsible for furnishing, stockpiling, and placement of all rock.
The rock will be carefully placed within the template using approved equipment in a manner to produce a wellgraded mass of rock and to minimize impacts to fish and wildlife. The contractor will install aids to navigation consisting of signs and other markings mounted on pile foundations at each cut closure location.
Update #1 ·
The contractor will be required to close one man-made cut in the salt marsh north of the Satilla River in Camden County, GA: Noyes Cut (approximate location: 31.0101° N, 81.5466° W). This work is part of the Noyes Cut Ecosystem Restoration Project and has the objective of increasing tidal exchange throughout the system, restoring salinity gradients to Dover Creek, and reducing shoaling in Umbrella Creek.
The site is remote and only accessible by water. It is located approximately 10 linear miles south of Brunswick, GA and is 11 linear miles from the Woodbine boat ramp located at 103 E 1st St, Woodbine, GA, 31569 and 8 linear miles from the Tidelands Nature Center boat ramp located at 100 S Riverview Dr, Jekyll Island, GA 31527. The site is subject to large tidal variations typical to the GA coast and the site may not be accessible at all tide stages for all types of equipment. The contractor will verify site accessibility for selected equipment. Vessel traffic in the vicinity of the site is expected to be minimal and limited to occasional recreational boaters and small commercial crab fishing boats.
The cut closure structure will consist of a trapezoidal rubble mound-type structure with a 3:1H:V slope and an approximately length of 495 ft at Noyes Cut. The width at the crest will be approximately 6 ft for each structure. The structure will be made entirely of GDOT Type I riprap. The current estimate for rock quantities is approximately 21,000 tons for Noyes Cut. The contractor will be responsible for furnishing, stockpiling, and placement of all rock.
The rock will be carefully placed within the template using approved equipment in a manner to produce a wellgraded mass of rock and to minimize impacts to fish and wildlife. The contractor will install aids to navigation consisting of signs and other markings mounted on pile foundations at each cut closure location.
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Notice history
| Notice | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Noyes Cut Ecosystem Restoration Phase Two | Award Notice | |
| This notice | Solicitation | |
| Noyes Cut Ecosystem Restoration Phase Two | Pre-Solicitation | |
| Noyes Cut Section 1135 Ecosystem Restoration Phase II | Pre-Solicitation |
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