FY26-DOEE-WPD-Rock Creek Stream and Outfall Restoration Contracts (WPD)

The District of Columbia’s Department of Energy and Environment is preparing to solicit contracts for comprehensive restoration work targeting degraded stormwater outfalls within the Rock Creek Watershed, with a forecast posting date of July 23, 2026. The effort aims to rehabilitate and improve the functionality of outfall structures that discharge stormwater into Rock Creek, addressing erosion, sedimentation, and ecological degradation caused by aging infrastructure and increased urban runoff. The work will likely involve structural repairs, bioengineering solutions, vegetation plantings, and habitat enhancements to restore natural water flow and improve water quality in the watershed. This initiative falls under the FY26-DOEE-WPD-Rock Creek Stream and Outfall Restoration Contracts and is part of broader environmental recovery goals for the region. While specific details such as budget, scope, set-aside preferences, or NAICS codes are not yet available, the project is anticipated to require experienced contractors with expertise in stream restoration, stormwater management, and environmental compliance. Work is expected to occur at multiple sites along the watershed, requiring coordination with local regulators and adherence to environmental protection standards. Contract awards will be made through a future competitive solicitation process, and interested parties are encouraged to monitor the official district procurement portal for updates and formal solicitations.