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This Solicitation opportunity from Maryland was posted on April 16, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Hebron Transfer Station Dock Wall Replacement

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2025-IFB-088State & Local

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The contract titled "Hebron Transfer Station Dock Wall Replacement" involves the construction of a new wooden dock wall at the Hebron Transfer Station, managed by the Wicomico County Solid Waste Division. The scope includes the demolition of the existing dock and backfilling around the new concrete pad and wall, with the County responsible for all electrical work related to the project. Additionally, the County will provide necessary materials such as fill dirt (if required), treated lumber, and hardware needed to build the dock wall. The solicitation was posted on April 16, 2026, with a bid response deadline set for May 28, 2026. The execution and oversight fall under the Public Works - Solid Waste Division in Salisbury, Maryland, with primary and secondary contacts identified to manage procurement and project coordination. The contract is governed by Wicomico County’s standard terms and conditions (revision 2.8.2023), which ensure compliance with all applicable laws, indemnification requirements, insurance coverage, force majeure provisions, and nondiscrimination policies. These conditions also dictate the management of contract amendments, notification protocols in cases such as bankruptcy, and clarify the status of contractors as independent entities. The terms are designed to take precedence over any conflicting contractual documents, ensuring uniformity and clarity in the execution and administration of the project. This comprehensive framework supports the successful replacement of the dock wall while maintaining adherence to County regulations and procurement procedures.

General Info

Replace wooden dock wall at Hebron Transfer Station; County handles electrical work and materials.

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Wicomico County 2025-IFB-088 Hebron Transfer Station Dock Wall Replacement

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Wicomico County Standard Terms and Conditions

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Wicomico County Standard Terms and Conditions - Professional Services

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AgencyMaryland → Public Works - Solid Waste Division
Contacts2 people available
OfficeSalisbury, MD, 21801, USA
Office AddressSalisbury, MD, 21801, USA
Contacts
Jeanna HenryExecutive Director of Environmental Health & Services
Amy KernodlePurchasing Agent

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Patton ConstructionLanham, MD
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ConstructConnectCincinnati, OH

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The project consists of one wooden dock wall. Wicomico County Solid Waste Division will be responsible for all electrical work, demolition of existing dock, and backfilling around new concrete pad and wall. The County will also supply fill dirt (if needed), treated lumber, and the hardware to construct the dock wall.

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