Clarence Cannon National Wildlife Refuge Pump Station

Solicitation W912P918B0008 is a total small business set-aside contract issued by the Department of Defense, specifically the US Army Engineer District St. Louis, for the construction of a pump station at the Clarence Cannon National Wildlife Refuge in Pike County, Missouri. This project is part of the Habitat Rehabilitation and Enhancement Project (Upper Mississippi I) and is structured as a three-year IDIQ award with a guaranteed minimum of 500,000 dollars and a total estimated magnitude between 5 million and 10 million dollars. The scope of work encompasses a wide range of construction activities, including mobilization, excavation, concrete work, stone protection, electrical installations, and pump installation. Amendment 01, issued in February 2018, updated the project by extending the bid opening date to March 5, 2018, and providing revised plans, specifications, and a detailed bidding schedule consisting of 25 line items. These updates incorporated technical clarifications regarding river elevation, flooding risks, dewatering requirements, and precast box culvert specifications. The contract mandates adherence to EM 385-1-1 safety standards and outlines specific requirements for surveys, public utility coordination, and payment procedures via ENG Form 93/93a. Technical documentation includes comprehensive engineering designs for reinforced concrete slabs, walls, and berm degrade plans to ensure structural integrity within the refuge environment.