W91237-26-Q-A024 Culvert Valve Rehab Materials

The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Huntington is soliciting bids for the supply and delivery of culvert valve rehabilitation materials under contract W91237-26-Q-A024. This procurement falls under the Fabricated Structural Metal Manufacturing NAICS category (332312) and addresses critical infrastructure maintenance needs. Interested contractors must submit their proposals by April 10, 2026, providing offerors with approximately eighteen days to prepare and submit their bids. The solicitation includes detailed instructions to offerors that are accessible through the PIEE system, and potential bidders are advised to review these instructions carefully before submitting their responses. While specific evaluation criteria details are contained within the full solicitation documents available through the PIEE portal, the procurement seeks qualified vendors capable of meeting the technical and delivery requirements for culvert valve rehabilitation materials. The government has designated this opportunity as a Small Business Set-Aside, meaning only small businesses meeting the size standards for the applicable NAICS code are eligible to compete.

This Total Small Business Set-Aside solicitation is designated exclusively for small business contractors, restricting competition to firms meeting the Small Business Administration's size standards for NAICS 332312. The work will be performed at 100 Post St, Marietta, Ohio 45750, indicating the delivery location for the culvert valve rehabilitation materials. The solicitation does not disclose specific quantity requirements, budget values, or detailed timeline specifications in the notice itself; however, these critical details are available in the complete solicitation documents accessible through the PIEE system. Offerors should anticipate that the scope encompasses fabricated structural metal products related to culvert valve rehabilitation, consistent with PSC Category 9640 (Iron and Steel Primary and Semifinished Products). All potential bidders must obtain and carefully review the full solicitation package, including any attachments and special instructions, to ensure their proposals adequately address the government's requirements and format specifications.