Pensacola Living Shoreline - CEI Services

The Pensacola Living Shoreline Project involves constructing multi-site shoreline stabilization and habitat restoration efforts within District 2 of Escambia County, Florida. The project is divided into three primary sites: Site A (White Island), Site B (Magazine Point or NAS Eastern Shore), and Site C (Sherman Inlet). Each site requires significant quantities of materials such as rock and sand, with Site A needing approximately 24,000 tons of rock and 370,000 cubic yards of sand to restore 60 acres of habitat; Site B requiring about 33,000 tons of rock and 175,000 cubic yards of sand for 65 acres of marsh and submerged aquatic vegetation; and Site C demanding roughly 57,000 tons of rock and 390,000 cubic yards of sand to restore 20 acres of shoreline and 29 acres of submerged aquatic vegetation. Coordination with the Naval Air Station (NAS) is essential for Sites B and C, indicating a need for collaboration with military authorities. The contract, titled "Pensacola Living Shoreline - CEI Services," is solicited under number PD 23-24.080, with a posting date of July 3, 2024, and a response deadline of August 5, 2024. The project budget is estimated between 50 and 80 million dollars, and the primary point of contact is David Miller. The contract will include federal provisions ensuring compliance with regulations related to labor standards, environmental protections, procurement practices, and other federal requirements, reflecting a comprehensive approach to responsible project execution.