North Beach Coastal Resilience Project

The Town of North Beach is seeking design proposals from qualified consultants to develop a comprehensive coastal resilience project addressing shoreline damage caused by flooding and wave action. The procurement targets approximately 220 feet of waterfront area, with a primary focus on mitigating potential impacts from sea level rise and climate change. Consultants will be responsible for producing a fully biddable set of construction plans and specifications that provide sustainable solutions for protecting vulnerable coastal regions. The project requires design expertise in coastal engineering, environmental resilience, and shoreline protection strategies. While specific evaluation criteria are not explicitly detailed, the selection will likely prioritize consultants with demonstrated experience in coastal restoration, environmental adaptation, and municipal infrastructure protection. No specific dates for proposal submissions, questions, or bidders' conferences were provided in the original contract opportunity description.

The contract opportunity does not specify explicit set-aside designations or restrictions on responding organizations. No information was provided regarding disadvantaged enterprise participation or specific vendor qualifications beyond being a "qualified consultant" with coastal design capabilities. Similarly, no incumbent vendors or existing infrastructure details were mentioned in the original posting. The contract opportunity does not outline a specific budget range or potential award value for the North Beach Coastal Resilience Project. The procurement is situated in Calvert County, Maryland, with a National Community Development Program (CDP) designation, suggesting potential federal or state funding mechanisms might be involved in the project's financing. Interested consultants would need to carefully review the full request for proposals to understand the complete scope of qualifications, submission requirements, and potential project budget.