DECEMBER 2025 WESTERN WASHINGTON FLOOD (CALLAHAN CREEK - DELIVERED MATERIALS)

The contract awards the supply and delivery of crushed and broken stone for emergency flood response in Western Washington under Public Law 84-99, specifically addressing the December 2025 flood event near Callahan Creek. The solicitation number is W912DW26PA020, issued as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under SBA guidelines, ensuring that only small businesses are eligible to compete. The NAICS code 212319 identifies the scope as other stone mining and quarrying, emphasizing the material’s use as aggregate for erosion control or infrastructure stabilization. The awarding agency is the Department of Defense, through the Office of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Seattle, Washington, with primary point of contact Vincent Daniels and secondary contact Alex Macinkiewicz for coordination and inquiries. Although the contract is managed from Seattle, the place of performance is designated as Troy, Montana, indicating the material will be sourced and delivered from that location to the emergency site in Western Washington. This logistical discrepancy suggests that the quarried stone is mined in Montana and transported to address flood damage, likely due to regional availability or pre-existing supply chains. The solicitation was posted in May 2026, and the award notice confirms the contract has been competitively awarded under urgent emergency conditions aligned with federal disaster response protocols. All deliveries must align with operational timelines set by the Corps of Engineers to support immediate post-flood recovery efforts.