Palm Beach Harbor, South Jetty Rehabilitation 2026, Palm Beach County, Florida
Price due October 23, 20265 days left
The government needs rehabilitation of the South Jetty, including stone repositioning and concrete repairs, at Palm Beach Harbor in Palm Beach County, Florida.
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We are seeking quotes for rehabilitation of the South Jetty, including stone repositioning and concrete repairs, at Palm Beach Harbor in Palm Beach County, Florida.
Scope of work: Move and manipulate new and existing stones to achieve required interlocking within tolerances, and make concrete repairs to the jetty as shown on the drawings.
Marine access only: Equipment mobilization and construction must be water-based using marine methods and equipment; work on top of the jetty is allowed but land-based access is not.
Coral survey: Conduct a pre-construction benthic community survey and complete any required coral relocations before jetty work begins.
Personnel qualifications: Coral survey and transplant staff must be FWC-qualified relocation contractors or have documented successful coral relocation in Florida.
Equipment and registration: Coast Guard-certified equipment is required, and bidders must be registered in SAM to be eligible for award.
Schedule and size: 330 calendar days from Notice to Proceed (including 60 days to start), estimated at $1M-$5M, with bids due about October 23, 2026.
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You can, and it is free. Go to SAM.gov, search for solicitation W912EP26BA019, and submit before October 23, 2026. You will need your own account on that site and an active SAM.gov registration.