Melbourne Lane Streambank Stabilization RFB

Renewable Water Resources (ReWa) is soliciting bids for the Melbourne Lane Streambank Stabilization project in South Carolina. The scope of work involves the restoration and stabilization of an eroded streambank section along Brushy Creek to protect existing sanitary sewer infrastructure. Key deliverables include the installation of approximately 80 linear feet of boulder toe wall, grading and restoration of the washed-out bank, and the implementation of sediment and erosion control measures. Final stabilization will be achieved through the revegetation of newly constructed slopes and disturbed areas. The solicitation, identified as number 602 under NAICS code 237990, was posted on August 27, 2026, with a response deadline of September 10, 2026. Bids must be submitted electronically via the ReWa PlanetBids portal. All work must adhere to ASTM, AWWA, and SCDHEC standards, including Regulation 61-67. Contractors are required to follow specific packaging and marking guidelines, such as using manufacturer original packaging and providing corrosion-resistant nameplates for control panels. Administrative requirements include the submission of a W-9 and ACH form for vendor setup. Invoices must include a ReWa-issued Purchase Order number and be emailed to the designated accounts payable address. For construction projects, bonding companies must be licensed by the South Carolina Secretary of State and maintain at least an A rating. All excavations must comply with OSHA safety guidelines to protect the public. The contract is governed by South Carolina law and ReWa's procurement code and purchase order terms.