Grand Haven North Pier Wave Attenuator

The contract pertains to a project titled "Grand Haven North Pier Wave Attenuator," which involves marine construction activities aimed at enhancing the structural integrity and functionality of the north pier at Grand Haven. The scope includes demolishing approximately 224 to 324 feet of the existing section of the north pier and timber cribbing structure, followed by replacing it with a stone revetment designed to serve as a wave attenuator. An optional feature includes installing handrails along the walkway. Additionally, an H-pile supported concrete walkway will be constructed 16 feet north of the existing pier, connecting the remaining portions of the pier while ensuring it does not encroach into the channel. The design incorporates rectangular cellular structures made of steel sheet pile, walers, and tie-rods to connect the new walkway with existing structures, maintaining proper alignment and functionality. The solicitation, issued by the Department of the Army's W072 Endist Detroit, is set aside exclusively for small businesses under the SBA's total small business set-aside program, with a response deadline of August 20, 2025. The project emphasizes compliance with updated bid schedules, wage determinations, revised plan sheets, and specification sections, as detailed in Amendment 0001. The contract emphasizes adherence to these revisions while maintaining all other terms and conditions. The project aims to improve shoreline protection and infrastructure resilience through precise marine construction techniques, with primary points of contact provided via email for further inquiries.