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This Government Contract opportunity from Department Of Defense was posted on December 28, 2012. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Z--Martin County Shore Protection Project, Beach Renourisment 2013, Hutchinson Island, Martin County, Florida

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GROUP1-10-R-J009Federal

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The Martin County Shore Protection Project involves beach renourishment along approximately 21,600 feet of the Atlantic Ocean shoreline on Hutchinson Island, Florida, spanning from reference monuments R-1 to R-25. The project requires the construction of a 65-foot wide dune with a 20-foot crest at Elevation +11.0 NAVD 88. The work is divided into alternating 2,000-foot segments separated by 700-foot transitions, with a 200-foot taper at the northern limit. Contractors must implement two different fill templates. The historical template consists of a 90-foot wide berm at Elevation +6.5 NAVD 88 with a 1:10 foreshore slope. The experimental turtle-friendly template begins at the dune toe, sloping 1:50 to Elevation +5.5 NAVD 88 and then 1:20 to mean low water. This award notice was issued by the Department of Defense under the Jacksonville District office.

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Contract Value

$9,086,060

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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NONE

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5

Addendum_to_1442_-_Revision_0002.pdf

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GROUP1_10_R_J009Dwgs.pdf

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GROUP1_10_R_J009Specs.pdf

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Martin_County_Pre-Proposal_Teleconference.docx

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Revision_0003_Group1-10-R-J009.pdf

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W074 Endist Jacksnvlle
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OfficeJACKSONVILLE, FL, 32207-0019, USA
Office AddressJACKSONVILLE, FL, 32207-0019, USA
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The proposed project is to construct beach nourishment along 4 miles of the Atlantic Ocean shoreline commencing south from the northern boundary of Martin County between the FDEP reference monuments R-1 through R-25. The approved historical beach fill template included a 9O-foot wide berm at Elevation +6.5 NAVD 88. The constructed foreshore slope would be 1:10. At the south of the project, the beach tapers to the existing profile at monument R-25. The beach fill design also includes a 65-foot wide dune feature that has a 20-foot wide crest at Elevation +11.0 NAVD 88. For this project, the Contractor shall construct alternate equal-length segments of shoreline using the historical template mentioned above with an experimental construction template. The experimental or turtle-friendly template would begin at the design toe of the dune at Elevation +6.5 NAVD 88. The design beach profile would slope at 1 on 50 to Elevation +5.5 NAVD 88 (50-foot wide). From this point, the turtle-friendly profile shall slope at 1 on 20 to mean low water (Elevation +2.6 NAVD 88). This experimental segment of fill shall also include the dune feature as specified above. The distance from R-1 to R-25 is approximately 21,600 feet. Each 2000-foot segment shall be separated by a 700-foot transition. The north limit of the project shall transition into the existing beach profile at R-1 with a 200-foot taper.

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