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This Solicitation opportunity from North Carolina was posted on June 4, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Camp Pond Dam Reconstruction Project

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274-SM2026-0014State & Local

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The Camp Pond Dam Reconstruction Project involves the rebuilding of a small, high hazard potential earthen dam located at 5016 Richland Drive in Raleigh, North Carolina. This effort is in direct response to deficiency notices from the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality Dam Safety division. The dam, which is currently co-owned by four private residents, is planned to be fully acquired by the City of Raleigh through permanent easement purchases. The City will assume full ownership and operational responsibility, and it is crucial to maintain access along Richland Drive throughout the project, as this road is the sole access point to the Lakeland Woods neighborhood situated south of the dam. The dam itself stands approximately 23 feet tall, covers about 4 acres on the surface, and holds a maximum impoundment capacity of 13 acre-feet. This project is being solicited by the City of Raleigh with solicitation number 274-SM2026-0014, with the solicitation posted on June 4, 2026, and responses due by July 10, 2026. The City of Raleigh is the responsible agency, with a primary contact named Patrick Barbour. The performance location is within North Carolina, and the project is governed under state and local regulations related to dam safety and public infrastructure. The City currently manages the public right-of-way where Richland Drive intersects the dam, reinforcing the importance of uninterrupted access throughout the reconstruction process.

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City of Raleigh to reconstruct Camp Pond Dam, maintaining Richland Drive access; responses due July 10, 2026.

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Camp Pond Dam Reconstruction Project Prequalification RFQ 274-SM2026-0014

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AgencyNorth Carolina → City of Raleigh
Contacts1 person available
OfficeNC, USA
Office AddressNC, USA
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Patrick Barbour

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This project involves the reconstruction of the Camp Pond Dam located approximately at 5016 Richland Drive Raleigh, NC 27612 in response to Notices of Deficiency issued by North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality Dam Safety (Dam Safety). Camp Pond Dam is categorized as a small, high hazard potential earthen dam by Dam Safety (State ID number WAKE-198), and is privately co-owned by four residents. The City of Raleigh (City) is in the process of purchasing permanent easements to take full ownership and operation responsibility of the dam. The City maintains the public right-of-way for Richland Drive that crosses the dam. Richland Drive is the only access to the Lakeland Woods neighborhood south of Camp Pond Dam, and access must be maintained at all times. The dam has a structural height of approximately 23 feet, a surface area of approximately 4 acres, and a maximum impoundment capacity of 13 acre-feet per the NC Inventory of Dams Data Sheet.

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