Subsurface Investigation Atlantic Intercoastal Waterway Disposal Area 60

Open State & local contract opportunity Posted

Solicitation number
W912PM27QA003
State
North Carolina
Responses due

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Wilmington District, is conducting market research through Sources Sought Notice W912PM27QA003 for a subsurface geotechnical investigation at Disposal Area 60 in Cedar Point, North Carolina, with capability responses due November 6, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time. The notice states it is not a solicitation or Request for Proposal, carries no guarantee of award, and identifies no set-asides.

The work consists of eleven Cone Penetration Test soundings to 50 feet or refusal beyond 20 feet, distributed across the existing dike crest, interior, and waterside toe to characterize soil stratigraphy and engineering parameters for slope stability analysis. The CPT rig must meet specified push-rate and cone-instrumentation requirements, and contractors must document that capability. Site access is by water vessel only, so contractors must arrange marine transportation compliant with U.S. Coast Guard guidelines. The disposal area covers approximately 20 acres, one and a quarter miles southeast of the NCWRC Cedar Point Boat Ramp. The NAICS code is 541360 and the Product Service Code is B519.

Interested firms must submit current SAM registration, business size classification, any socioeconomic status certifications, and evidence of comparable subsurface investigation work from no more than two recent projects completed within seven years. The capability statement may not exceed 30 pages and should address specialized experience, past performance, key personnel, bonding capacity, project details, and references. Teaming information may not exceed one page per proposed arrangement and must describe each team member's role and socioeconomic status. Small businesses in mentor-protégé or joint venture arrangements with large businesses must document that they will perform at least 40 percent of the labor. Submissions go electronically to Jenifer M. Garland and Troy D. Small, Contracting Division, 69 Darlington Avenue, Wilmington, North Carolina 28403-1343.

Opportunity text

541360 - Geophysical Surveying and Mapping Services. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Wilmington District, is conducting research to determine the market capabilities of potential contractors to perform a subsurface investigation for the purpose of collecting soil and strength parameters for the existing dike and foundation soils to complete slope stability analysis for the existing dike foundation soils. Disposal Area (DA) 60 is approximately 20 acres in size and located one and a quarter mile southeast of the NCWRC Cedar Point Boat Ramp, located in Cedar Point, North Carolina.

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