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FY26 anticipated levee work requirements within the Mississippi Valley Division (MVD) in the Memphis (W912EQ), Vicksburg (W912EE), and New Orleans (W912P8) Districts

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This special notice outlines anticipated levee and floodwall work requirements for Fiscal Year 2026 within the Mississippi Valley Division, specifically covering the Memphis, Vicksburg, and New Orleans Districts. The scope of work involves comprehensive civil engineering and construction activities, including earthen levee embankment enlargement and repair, seepage berm and cut-off construction, and the installation of groundwater relief wells. Additional requirements include clearing and grubbing, geotextile placement, soil boring data analysis, grouting, and the construction of crushed stone access roads and reinforced concrete structures. Floodwall construction tasks will involve temporary access roads, structural excavation, and the installation of steel pipe or concrete piling. The projects are intended to be awarded under a multiple award task order contract, with individual project costs ranging from under 5 million dollars to over 10 million dollars. Work will be performed across various locations, including Caruthersville, Missouri, Helena, Arkansas, and Plaquemines/Reveille. Because these requirements are based on projected schedules and designs that are still being refined, all project information and impacts are subject to change. The solicitation is managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers with a response deadline of September 30, 2026.

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USACE FY2026 levee and floodwall construction projects across Mississippi Valley Division districts.

NAICS

23799

Place of Performance

MS, USA

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Levee Chart FY26 - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Mississippi Valley Division

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W07V Endist Vicksburg
Contacts2 people available
OfficeVICKSBURG, MS, 39183-3435, USA
Office AddressVICKSBURG, MS, 39183-3435, USA

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The intent of this special notice is to share the most current information available with respect to anticipated levee work requirements within the Mississippi Valley Division (MVD) in the Memphis (W912EQ), Vicksburg (W912EE), and New Orleans (W912P8) Districts during Fiscal Year 2026. 



NOTE: This information includes projected requirements and schedules that are subject to change. All project information is subject to change as designs are refined and impacts are quantified.



Principle features of work include construction of various types of earthen levee embankment enlargement and repair, seepage berm construction, seepage cut-off construction, and/or installation of relief wells.  This work will be performed primarily along the Mississippi River levee system within the geographic bounds within the Mississippi Valley Division (particularly the Memphis District, Vicksburg District and New Orleans District). The work shall include; required clearing and grubbing, placing geotextile material, placing and compacting of earthen fill to the lines and grades required, moisture and density control of placed earthen fill, construction of sheet pile or slurry seepage cut-off features, installation of groundwater relief wells to specified depth below ground surface, collecting and analyzing soil boring data to establish location of well screens, placing well screens, stems, and filter packs, caps, covers, seals, etc., grouting groundwater wells as required, providing drainage as shown on plan drawings, developing and cleaning ground water wells, establishing turf grass over the work area, and construction of crushed stone access roadways and ramps, miscellaneous reinforced concrete work as shown on plan drawings.



The work shall also include flood wall construction, which generally consists of a new temporary access road, ramps, temporary retaining structure, structural excavation and backfill, steel pipe, or concrete piling, reinforced concrete floodwall construction, storm drainage utilities, and other incidental work.  The work will include furnishing all plant, materials, equipment, labor, and supervision, to complete the work as described.



MEMPHIS DISTRICT


Small Business Professional: Kelsey Daniels, (314) 331-8181


Email: CEMVM-SB@usace.army.mil


Internet: http://www.mvm.usace.army.mil/Business-With-Us/Small-Business/


District Contracting Chief: Pricilla Sweeney


Email: Priscilla.G.Sweeney@usace.army.mil


VICKSBURG DISTRICT


Small Business Professional: Demetric Erwin, (601) 631-5951


Email: SBO-MVK@usace.army.mil


Internet: http://www.mvk.usace.army.mil/Business-With-Us/Small-Business/


District Contracting Chief: Davita Baloue


Email: Davita.S.Baloue@usace.army.mil



NEW ORLEANS DISTRICT


Small Business Professional: Nesrin Comez-Vance, (504) 862-2620


Email: nesrin.comez-vance@usace.army.mil


Internet: http://www.mvn.usace.army.mil/Business-With-Us/Small-Business/


District Contracting Chief: Cynthia Hall


Email: Cynthia.M.Hall@usace.army.mil

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