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JP Murtha Float Mooring Bitts Retrofit

The government needs retrofitting floating mooring bitts, including in-the-wet construction and dewatering boxes, on the River Chamber Middle Wall of the John P. Murtha navigation lock (USACE Pittsburgh District).

Due
November 12, 2026
4 days left
Buyer
Department of the Army
Endist Pittsburgh · Department of Defense
Who can bid
Open to all
Full and open competition
NAICS
237990
Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
Notice ID
W911WN27BA001
Posted November 2, 2026

Please quote the John P. Murtha floating mooring bitt retrofit on the existing River Chamber Middle Wall, including two dewatering boxes.

  • Installation: Install government-provided floating mooring bitts in contractor-built steel frames using construction methods that allow work in water.
  • Dewatering boxes: Design, build, install, and seal two steel boxes against the lock walls for a maximum of 90 days.
  • Equipment: Provide, operate, and moor a crane/deck barge and push boat in an active river chamber.
  • Construction: Cut, drill, and remove existing concrete, place new concrete, and restore affected existing work to equal or better condition.
  • Divers: Provide certified commercial dive teams for underwater inspection, lifting support, and sealing the dewatering boxes.
  • Completion: Complete the work within 730 calendar days after written notice to proceed.

Please confirm availability and send your quote by November 12, 2026.

The original documents

Deadline: November 12, 2026

  • Attachment 1

See the original on sam.gov

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What they need

  • Main scopeInstall Government-furnished floating mooring bitts into a contractor-fabricated embedded frame on the existing River Chamber Middle Wall using in-the-wet methods.
  • Key work itemsFloating plant (crane/deck barge and push boat) per EM 385-1-1, two dewatering boxes sealed for a maximum of 90 days, wire-sawing, core drilling, demolition, cast-in-place concrete, and heavy steel anchorage frames.
  • Commercial divingCertified commercial dive teams are required for underwater inspection, rigging, and cofferdam sealing.
  • Restoration standardExisting work must be left equal to or better than before, with altered portions repaired or replaced to match as approved by the Contracting Officer.
  • Period of performanceWork must be finished within 730 calendar days after written Notice to Proceed.
  • Bidder requirementsUnrestricted firm-fixed-price contract (NAICS 237990); bidders need an active SAM registration and a PIEE Solicitation Module account with the Proposal Manager role, and the IFB is expected around 15 September 2026.

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