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Derelict Vessel Removal, Transport, and Disposal - 27' Catalina Sailboat - WM2630
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Escambia County Marine Resources Division is seeking bids for the removal, transport, and disposal of a derelict 27-foot white Catalina sailboat located near Bayou Chico, Florida. This vessel, identified as a public nuisance under FWC Case No. FWC26ON0042437, is in very shallow water with depths less than three feet, requiring careful scheduling of removal activities to coincide with high tide to avoid environmental damage. The contractor must provide a total price quote covering all aspects including floating, removal, transport, and tipping fees for disposal at a landfill authorized by MRD in Escambia County. The solicitation, identified as WM2630 and posted on June 4, 2026, has a response deadline of June 12, 2026. It is issued under the Natural Resources agency of Florida, and points of contact include an Environmental Program Manager and a Senior Purchasing Coordinator based in Pensacola. Prospective bidders are advised to coordinate with MRD prior to submitting quotes to ensure compliance with all environmental protections and logistical requirements. The work must be performed in a manner that mitigates impact on the aquatic environment and meets the regulatory requirements outlined by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Derelict Vessel Removal Grant program.
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FL, USASet-Aside
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Submission Closed
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