Pensacola Living Shoreline - CEI - Re-Solicit

The Pensacola Living Shoreline Project involves constructing multiple shoreline stabilization sites within District 2 of Escambia County, Florida, with the aim of restoring habitat and enhancing shoreline resilience. The project is divided into two separate construction segments: Site A (White Island), situated near the entrance to Bayou Grande along the western shore of Pensacola Bay, requiring approximately 24,000 tons of rock, 370,000 cubic yards of sand, and the restoration of 60 acres of habitat; and Sites B and C, located at NAS Eastern Shore (Magazine Point) and Sherman Inlet, respectively. Site B necessitates around 33,000 tons of rock, 175,000 cubic yards of sand, and the restoration of 65 acres of marsh and submerged aquatic vegetation, while Site C involves approximately 57,000 tons of rock, 390,000 cubic yards of sand, and the restoration of 20 acres of shoreline habitat along with 29 acres of submerged aquatic vegetation. Coordination with Naval Air Station (NAS) authorities will be required for Sites B and C. The contract, titled Pensacola Living Shoreline - CEI - Re-Solicit, is managed by Escambia Purchasing under the solicitation number PD 23-24.018, with a posting date of October 15, 2024, and a response deadline of November 14, 2024. The project has a contract size estimated between 30 million and 50 million dollars and falls under NAICS code 237990. The primary point of contact is Angela Jones, reachable via email or phone. The contract will incorporate federal provisions mandated under 2 C.F.R. Part 200, ensuring compliance with regulations related to administrative remedies, labor standards, environmental protections, procurement procedures, and anti-lobbying measures. These provisions aim to promote fair labor practices, environmental responsibility, and ethical procurement standards throughout the project's execution.