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Dredge Delta Echo Fuel Wharves

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The Department of the Navy, through Navfac Marianas, is forecasting a total small business set-aside contract for maintenance dredging at the Delta and Echo fuel wharves. These facilities, originally constructed in 1946, have experienced significant sedimentation due to typhoons and hydrological events since the last dredging cycle in 2011. The project requires the use of a hydraulic dredge to remove shoals and sediment from a zone starting ten feet from the wharf face extending 200 feet outward to restore a navigational depth of 45 feet. This effort is categorized under NAICS code 237990 and involves several critical regulatory and environmental requirements. The contractor will need to secure an ACOE permit and complete NEPA/CATEX documentation, SHPO consultations, and endangered species reviews. Additionally, the scope of work may include addressing underwater MEC to ensure the safety and viability of the dredging operations.

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Navy small business contract for maintenance dredging at Delta and Echo fuel wharves.

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

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USA

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Delta and Echo fuel wharves are due for maintenance dredging. The water depths at Delta and Echo are progressively diminishing through sedimentation. wharves Delta and Echo situated within were constructed in 1946. The last recorded maintenance dredging occurred in 2010-2011. Since then, meteorological and hydrological events such as typhoons, strong waves and currents have led to the movement and accumulation of sediments at the bottom of Delta and Echo pier, thus, reducing the depth of the ocean water within the harbor. A hydrologic survey of the harbor was performed in 2010. Removed shoals and sediment from a point no closer than ten feet (10’) from the face of wharf to 200 feet outward using hydrolic dredge, to restore 45 feet of navigational depth. Need to get an ACOE permit as well as a NEPA/CATEX, SHPO consultation, endangered species, and possibly ever underwater MEC.

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