Tenders

Solicitation No.: W912P7-16-B-0004

Work Description:
The work consists of maintenance dredging in the federal navigation channel of Redwood City Harbor. The project depth of 30-ft and 1-ft of paid overdepth contains approximately 250,000 cubic yards of dredged material to be excavated from the Redwood City Harbor Channel that is not suitable for aquatic in-bay disposal but is suitable for wetland non-cover or deep ocean disposal. Therefore, the dredged material shall be transported and placed at the Government-furnished Deep Ocean Disposal Site, or at the Montezuma Wetland beneficial use upland site, which is permitted to accept wetland non-cover quality. The Contractor may be directed to transport and dispose dredged material at the Government-furnished Deep Ocean Disposal Site if the Montezuma site becomes unavailable in order to regain the contract completion schedule date.

Tender Type: Solicitation

Tender Value: $5,000,000 – $10,000,000.

Posted Date: Aug 05, 2016

Due Date: Aug 15, 2016

Nation: USA

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Solicitation No.: W912DS-16-B-0011

Work Description:
The New York District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) seeks for contractors to maintenance dredging of the Hudson River, NY City to Waterford, New York, Federal Navigation Project. This dredging project requires removal of approximately 100,000 cubic yards of critical shoals from the Port of Albany Turning Basin and Staats Point dredge areas to a government furnished upland dredge material placement site (DMPS) at Houghtaling Island.

Tender Type: Solicitation

Tender Value: between $5,000,000 and $10,000,000.

Posted Date: Jul 12, 2016

Due Date: Aug 09, 2016

Nation: USA

Orange County supervisors voted Tuesday to seek bids for the dredging of the Sunset/Huntington Harbor between Seal Beach and Huntington Beach.

The project, which is estimated to cost $6.4 million, will go to bid September 16.

The work will also include the installation of a 14-inch-diameter waterline under the Huntington Harbour channel, which is estimated to cost $925,000. The city of Huntington Beach was expected to pick up the tab for the waterline project.