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DEAN MARINE AND EXCAVATING, INC.

UEI: HHPAG9QV1WB3CAGE: 498B6

DEAN MARINE AND EXCAVATING, INC. is a federal contractor, registered under UEI HHPAG9QV1WB3 and CAGE code 498B6. It has been awarded $77,010,080 across 32 federal contracts. Primary work spans Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction and Commercial Air, Rail, and Water Transportation Equipment Rental and Leasing. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Defense.

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Registration

UEI Code

HHPAG9QV1WB3

CAGE Code

498B6

Entity Structure

Corporate Entity (Not Tax Exempt)

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N/A

Business Classifications

For Profit OrganizationSubchapter S Corporation

NAICS Codes

212321Construction Sand and Gravel Mining
237990Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction(Primary)
483211Inland Water Freight Transportation
484110General Freight Trucking, Local
485991Special Needs Transportation
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DEAN MARINE AND EXCAVATING, INC. specializes in heavy civil engineering construction with a focused expertise in harbor and waterway maintenance dredging, confined disposal facility operations, and aquatic infrastructure remediation. The contractor delivers precision dredging services using speciali...

DEAN MARINE AND EXCAVATING, INC. specializes in heavy civil engineering construction with a focused expertise in harbor and waterway maintenance dredging, confined disposal facility operations, and aquatic infrastructure remediation. The contractor delivers precision dredging services using specialized hydraulic and mechanical equipment to remove sediments, restore navigational depths, and manage contaminated materials in compliance with environmental regulations. Their technical capabilities include confined disposal facility maintenance, dredge spoil containment, and channel restoration in sensitive Great Lakes ecosystems, demonstrating proficiency in navigating complex regulatory frameworks for aquatic construction. Key differentiators include experience with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers protocols for sediment characterization, dewatering, and environmentally sound disposal, ensuring mission-critical waterway access for military and commercial vessels. The company maintains a consistent partnership with the Department of Defense, primarily supporting U.S. Army Corps of Engineers projects across the Great Lakes region. Their work includes routine maintenance dredging of inland harbors, navigation channels, and harbor basins critical to naval logistics and infrastructure resilience. These engagements reflect a trusted, recurring relationship centered on mission-critical aquatic asset sustainment. DEAN MARINE AND EXCAVATING, INC. operates under NAICS 237990, which encompasses other heavy and civil engineering construction, with a distinct vertical specialization in marine civil works. Their market positioning is defined by niche expertise in federal water infrastructure projects, particularly those involving dredging, shoreline stabilization, and aquatic environmental management within defense and federal water resource domains. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Mount Clemens, Michigan, the contractor maintains a regional footprint focused on the Great Lakes basin. While no federal certifications are listed, their proven track record in executing complex, environmentally sensitive dredging operations positions them as a reliable performer for federal agencies requiring technical precision in aquatic construction.

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NAICS: 237990
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Solicitation # 24-3028C
Solicitation 24-3028C is for the construction of the Nohomeen Recovery Berm located at the Stein Subdivision in Stryen, Lytton, British Columbia, for the Lytton First Nation. The project involves significant earthworks and the installation of a retaining wall using lock block facing units with a minimum 28-day concrete strength of 20 MPa and a specific batter of 5 degrees. Key technical requirements include the use of Type I Engineered Fill and retained backfill, both compacted to 100 percent of the maximum density per ASTM D698 standards. The scope also includes the installation of 150mm perforated PVC toe and heel drains, vertical cleanouts, rodent guards, and a clear crush chimney drain, with NILEX 4545 non-woven geotextile required at soil interfaces. The project mandates strict environmental and cultural compliance, requiring adherence to Thompson-NOXLAND Regional District Bylaws and Department of Fisheries and Oceans Land Development Guidelines. Contractors must install silt fencing prior to excavation and ensure all soil removal is conducted by a company employing a qualified cultural assist. Quality assurance is managed through the Geotechnical Engineer of Record, who must approve the subgrade and wall bearing surface before wall construction begins. Additionally, the contractor is responsible for verifying wall batter every block course and limiting the use of heavy equipment to a minimum distance of 0.75 meters from the wall face. Responses to this solicitation are due by October 22, 2026.
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NAICS: 237990
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Contract 26-2 Furnace Creek Tank Painting
Solicitation # Contract 26-2
The Womelsdorf-Robesonia Joint Authority is soliciting sealed bids for Contract 26-2, which involves the interior and exterior painting of the Furnace Creek Tank, a 1,500,000-gallon welded steel ground water storage tank measuring 68 feet in diameter and 56 feet in height. The scope of work includes foundation joint and crack repair, incidental weld repairs, and coordination with the contractor awarded Contract 26-1 for tank metals. All work is subject to oversight by a third-party paint inspector, and the project must be completed within 150 days from the Notice to Proceed. Bids must be submitted electronically via the PennBid program by 2:00 PM on October 21, 2026, and must include a bid bond or certified check for 10 percent of the bid price. This project is funded through a Penn VEST Drinking Water State Revolving Fund loan and must comply with the Build America, Buy America Act and American Iron and Steel requirements, meaning all iron, steel, and construction materials must be produced in the United States unless a waiver is granted. Additionally, the contract is subject to Davis-Bacon Wage Rates and requires various certifications, including Equal Employment Opportunity and Non-Segregated Facilities. Awarding will be based on the most advantageous bid. Once awarded, the contractor must provide performance and payment bonds within 15 days and submit a list of key personnel before starting construction. Payment is processed monthly via an Application for Payment reviewed by the Engineer.
Berks County

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NAICS: 237990
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2026-0011
Solicitation # 48935
The Cornerstone of Centerville South Phase I Public Improvements project is a civil and electrical construction solicitation issued by the City of Centerville, Ohio, with an engineer's estimate of $4,973,490.39. The scope of work includes the installation of conduits, structures, concrete drive aprons with curbs, seeding, mulching, and a design-build electrical component. The electrical portion requires the contractor to design and build the electrical service and associated conductors, including the installation of 22 decorative light fixtures, light pole bases, and specific connector kits. All work must adhere to the Ohio Building Code, N.E.C., N.F.P.A. Standard 70, and ODOT specifications, with a project completion date set for September 30, 2027. Bids are submitted as unit price proposals via Bid Express, with a final response deadline of October 13, 2026. The selection process evaluates the lowest and best bid based on project history, available resources, financial ability, and compliance with federal, state, and local laws, including Ohio Prevailing Wage and OSHA regulations. Required financial securities include a bid bond for the full amount of the bid or a 10 percent certified check, and a 100 percent performance bond upon award. Insurance requirements specify minimum coverage of $2,000,000 for Commercial General Liability, $1,000,000 for Auto, and $1,000,000 for Workers Compensation. Contract administration is managed by Oberer Construction Managers Ltd. on behalf of the City.
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NAICS: 237990
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Pierpont Nuisance Sand Removal
Solicitation # P-130000901
The City of San Buenaventura is soliciting proposals for solicitation number P-130000901 to perform nuisance sand removal from City-owned portions of Pierpont Beach between San Pedro Lane and Greenock Lane. This recurring project occurs twice annually, once in May and once in November, to satisfy a legal Settlement Agreement. The scope of work involves grading, removing, and hauling excess beach sand from up to 27 beach access lanes and the frontage of up to 17 private properties. Contractors must excavate sand wedges to specified limits, ensuring they remain no deeper than 6 inches above structural footings with a slope no more than 1:1.75, and transport the material to designated deposit sites while avoiding the tidal zone. Proposals are due by October 20, 2026, at 4:00 PM PST, and must be submitted as a sealed hard copy to the Purchasing and Contracts Division in Ventura, California. The City will award the contract based on the perceived best fit and best value, evaluating proposals on a scale of 0.0 to 15.0. Key requirements include compliance with Cal-OSHA safety standards, the California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, and a Biological Resource Assessment. Additionally, state prevailing wages for Ventura County apply to all workers. While a faithful performance bond is not required, a bid security of at least 10 percent may be requested, and a 5 percent credit is available for qualified Small Local Businesses.
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NAICS: 237990
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Two Phase Design and Construction of the Port Monmouth Phase II, Contract 1 Mitigation Project
Solicitation # W912DS26RA032
Solicitation W912DS26RA032 is a competitive two-phase design-build procurement for the Port Monmouth Phase II Contract 1 Mitigation project in Middletown, New Jersey. Managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers New York District with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection as the non-Federal sponsor, the project focuses on reducing storm damages from coastal erosion and flooding along Pews and Compton Creeks. The scope of work involves the design and construction of approximately 24.83 acres of restored tidal and freshwater wetlands and 8.76 acres of restored uplands. The estimated project magnitude is between $15 million and $30 million, and the resulting award will be a firm fixed-price contract. The procurement follows a best-value tradeoff process conducted in accordance with FAR 36.3. Phase One focuses on qualifying offerors based on specialized past experience and performance to shortlist up to five firms for Phase Two. Phase Two evaluations consider technical approach, management, and a small business participation plan, with these non-price factors combined being approximately equal in importance to price. Key requirements include achieving 85 percent aerial coverage of plantings in freshwater forested areas within three to five years post-construction. Offerors must maintain active SAM registration and provide bid guarantees, while the selected contractor must adhere to Davis-Bacon Act labor standards and NJDEP hazardous waste compliance.
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NAICS: 237990
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Z--Folsom Warehouse Bridge Crane Replacement
Solicitation # 140R2026R0017
Solicitation 140R2026R0017 is a firm-fixed-price, one-phase design-build procurement issued by the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, for the replacement of a 30-ton bridge crane at the Folsom Dam Warehouse in Sacramento County, California. This project is set aside exclusively for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB) with an estimated value between 1 million and 5 million dollars. The scope of work includes the removal and disposal of the existing crane, including the abatement of asbestos and other hazardous materials, as well as the design, fabrication, and installation of a new 30-ton bridge crane and its associated power supply. Additional requirements include a rail system survey with optional repair or replacement, the installation of a new crane automation control system, commissioning and load testing, and the provision of operation and maintenance training. The contract specifies a performance period of 600 calendar days from the notice to proceed, with work required to commence within 7 calendar days. Award decisions are based on the most advantageous proposal, evaluating technical approach, key personnel, and price reasonableness. Contractors must adhere to strict technical standards, including ISO-9001 certification for manufacturing facilities and seismic certification for VFD assemblies. Compliance with the Davis-Bacon Act and various safety and electrical standards such as NFPA 70 and IEEE is mandatory. Performance and payment bonds are required at 100 percent of the original contract price, and liquidated damages for delays are set at 2,900 dollars per calendar day.
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