FY26-DOEE-WPD-Anacostia Stream and Outfall Restoration Design and Construction (WPD)

The contract pertains to the design and construction of restoration work aimed at rehabilitating degraded stormwater outfalls within the Anacostia Watershed, focusing on improving water quality and ecosystem health. This effort is part of the District of Columbia’s broader environmental stewardship initiatives under the Department of Energy and Environment, with the goal of mitigating pollution from urban runoff and enhancing the resilience of local waterways. The project will involve comprehensive planning, engineering design, and on-the-ground construction activities targeting specific outfall structures that contribute to stream degradation, ensuring long-term environmental and community benefits. Work under this contract will require coordination with local environmental regulations and natural resource protection standards, with an emphasis on sustainable practices and habitat restoration. The project is scheduled for fiscal year 2026 and is forecasted to be solicited by the District of Columbia’s Energy and Environment agency, though details such as set-aside classifications, NAICS codes, and specific performance locations have not yet been finalized. Contractors will be expected to demonstrate expertise in watershed restoration, stormwater management infrastructure, and compliance with D.C.’s environmental permitting requirements, with the ultimate aim of restoring ecological function to impaired outfalls and reducing detrimental impacts on the Anacostia River.