FY26-DOEE-WPD-Fort Dupont Stream and Wetland Restoration Construction Contract

The contract pertains to the construction of over 18,000 feet of stream restoration work as part of a larger effort to restore aquatic ecosystems and wetland areas in the Fort Dupont region. This initiative is led by the District of Columbia’s Energy and Environment (DOEE) and represents a significant environmental infrastructure project aimed at improving water quality, enhancing biodiversity, and stabilizing eroded stream channels. The work will involve structural and ecological interventions to rehabilitate degraded stream segments, likely including natural channel design, riparian buffer establishment, and wetland creation or enhancement to support long-term resilience against flooding and pollution. The contract is forecasted for fiscal year 2026, with a posting date in July 2026, indicating it is in the pre-solicitation phase and not yet open for bids. There is no assigned solicitation number, NAICS code, or set-aside information provided at this time, suggesting that details regarding eligibility, contractor requirements, and funding mechanisms are still under development. The place of performance is located within the District of Columbia, specifically around the Fort Dupont area, and the project falls under the jurisdiction of the local government’s environmental division. Stakeholders and prospective contractors should monitor future updates for formal solicitation issuance, which will likely include technical specifications, compliance criteria, and performance metrics tied to ecological outcomes.