26-059 Swan Harbor Farm DMP (Dredged Material Placement) Remediation

The State of Maryland is soliciting proposals for the Swan Harbor Farm Dredged Material Placement (DMP) Remediation project, posted on May 13, 2026, with a deadline for submission on July 8, 2026. This procurement involves comprehensive remediation services at the Swan Harbor Farm facility, with primary deliverables including clearing woody vegetation and sediment from the existing facility, excavation and onsite placement of approximately 58,555 cubic yards of dredge material to prescribed elevations and side slopes as detailed in project plans, clearing debris from the principal spillway pipe, repairing principal spillway pipe joints based on video inspection findings, and restoration of areas damaged during construction activities. Qualified contractors must demonstrate experience with dredged material management, earthwork operations, sediment handling, and infrastructure repair, with the ability to work to specifications shown on provided engineering plans. The evaluation will assess bidders' technical qualifications, project management approach, timeline feasibility, and ability to complete all restoration work to specification.

The contract opportunity documents do not specify set-aside designations, disadvantaged enterprise requirements, or restrictions limiting competition to particular organization types, indicating the procurement appears open to all qualified bidders. No incumbent vendors or current contractors are identified in the available documentation. The solicitation does not provide explicit budget ranges or award values; however, the scope of work involving substantial earthmoving operations (58,555 cubic yards of material placement), specialized spillway repairs, and site restoration suggests a significant project value. Interested contractors should obtain the complete solicitation documents from the State of Maryland to review detailed specifications, technical requirements, insurance and bonding obligations, and any additional evaluation criteria not reflected in this summary.