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Derelict Vessel Removal, Transport, and Disposal - 30' Morgan - Re-Solicit

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WM2639State & Local

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Escambia County Marine Resources Division is seeking bids for the removal, transport, and disposal of a 30-foot Morgan vessel designated as FWC26ON0061386, located near Pensacola Pass at approximately 30 degrees 20.170N, 87 degrees 18.86W. The vessel, originally white and registered as FL 4390 RT, was severely damaged by Tropical Storm Bertha and has since broken apart, requiring complete removal of all debris. Bidders must account for all associated costs including floating, transport, and tipping fees at the Perdido Landfill, and are strongly advised to verify the vessel’s current condition and dimensions prior to submitting a quote, as information provided may not reflect the latest state of the wreck. Due to the vessel’s proximity to Naval Air Station Pensacola, contractors are responsible for obtaining all necessary permissions from the U.S. Navy to conduct operations in the area. This is a re-solicitation due to the changed condition of the vessel, and all bids must reflect the full scope of work required for total cleanup. The solicitation, numbered WM2639, was posted on August 4, 2026, with a response deadline of August 11, 2026, at 7:00 PM, and inquiries should be directed to Matt Szatkowski or Angela Jones at Escambia County.

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Remove and dispose of 30-foot wrecked vessel near Pensacola Pass, obtain Navy permissions, include all transport and landfill costs.

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Florida → Natural ResourcesView Agency

NAICS

562910 - Remediation ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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NONE

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20251208 Insurance Requirements for Marine Activities

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Derelict Vessel Removal_ Transport_ and Disposal - 30_ Morgan - Re-Solicit.pdf

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WM2639_DV_PQR_30'_Morgan_Re-Bid-_TS_Bertha_20260731.docx

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AgencyFlorida → Natural Resources
Contacts2 people available
OfficePensacola, FL, 32502-5822, US
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Office AddressPensacola, FL, 32502-5822, US
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Matt SzatkowskiEnvironmental Program Manager
Angela JonesSenior Purchasing Coordinator

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Safety-Kleen Systems
Norwell, MA
Morgan Marine Salvage & Recovery
Freeport, FL
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Bunnell, FL

Full Description

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Escambia County Marine Resources Division (MRD) is submitting an application to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's (FWC) Derelict Vessel Removal Grant Opportunity Announcement. As required in the application, Escambia County must provide individual price quotes for each proposed Derelict Vessel. This Price Quote seeks the total price for floating, removal, transport and tipping fees associated with the vessel's disposal at the Perdido Landfill of the following vessel: Vessel Name: 30' Morgan Length:30' * Prospective bidders should verify * : Color: White Make: Morgan Marine Registration: FL 4390 RT Location: Near Pensacola Pass (approximately 30deg 20.170N, 87deg 18.86W) FWC Case Number: FWC26ON0061386 *Vessel was broken apart due to TS Bertha. Project is being re-solicited, due to the change in condition of the vessel. Contractors should consider the cost to completely remove all vessel related debris in their bid price. Contractor should fully understand the current condition of the vessel and it's debris before submitting a bid for complete removal. * *Information provided from sources other than MRD, therefore bidders should verify actual vessel dimentions and conditions before submitting price quotes. Due to the vessel's proximity to naval Air Station Pensacola, contractor will be responsible for coordinating with the US Navy for any permissions that may be required to work in that area.

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