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This Solicitation opportunity from Florida was posted on October 21, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Pensacola Living Shoreline - Magazine Point (Site B) and Sherman Inlet (Site C) Construction

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PD 24-25.020State & Local

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The Pensacola Living Shoreline Project involves constructing multi-site shoreline stabilization efforts within District 2 of Escambia County, Florida, specifically at Sites B and C. Site B, known as Magazine Point or NAS Eastern Shore, requires approximately 33,000 tons of rock and 175,000 cubic yards of sand to be installed, along with the restoration of 65 acres of saltmarsh and submerged aquatic vegetation habitat. Site C, located at Sherman Inlet on the southern shore of NAS, demands around 57,000 tons of rock and 390,000 cubic yards of sand, with plans to restore 20 acres of shoreline habitat and 29 acres of submerged aquatic vegetation habitat. The project necessitates coordination with the Naval Air Station (NAS) to ensure compliance and successful implementation. The solicitation for this project, titled Pensacola Living Shoreline - Magazine Point (Site B) and Sherman Inlet (Site C) Construction, was posted on October 21, 2024, with a response deadline of November 18, 2024. The contract is set to be awarded within a range of $20 million to $40 million and is managed by Escambia Purchasing under the NAICS code 237990. Interested firms are encouraged to contact David Miller via email or phone for further details. The project aims to enhance shoreline resilience and habitat restoration through substantial construction and ecological efforts in a federally coordinated environment.

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Agreement 24SRP05 Amendment No. 1 - Escambia County Pensacola Bay Living Shoreline

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Amendment 1 - Escambia County DCIP (CIP1932)

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Mean High Water Line Survey - Escambia County, Florida

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Pensacola Bay Living Shoreline - Sites B & C 100% Plans

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Pensacola Bay Living Shoreline Survey Map

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Pensacola Bay Living Shoreline Survey Plan

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Pensacola Living Shoreline - Magazine Point (Site B) and Sherman Inlet (Site C) Construction

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Site C Boundary Agreement - Legal Description

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51839.pdf

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DA 45 Robinson Island - Agreement for Removal of Dredge Disposal Material

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Department of the Army Permit SAJ-2019-01849 (NAS Pensacola)

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Escambia County Pensacola Bay Living Shoreline Grant Agreement

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Grant 0318.23.076084 - Living Shoreline at NAS Pensacola

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HQ00052110073 - Escambia County Grant Agreement

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NFWF Grant Agreement 0318.20.069239 - Creating a Pensacola Bay Living Shoreline

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Sovereignty Submerged Lands Easement No. 42944

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AgencyFlorida → Escambia Purchasing
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The Pensacola Living Shoreline Project consists of the construction of multi-site shoreline in District 2 of Escambia County, Florida. This project consists of Sites B and C. Site B (Magazine Point or NAS Eastern Shore located at eastern shore of NAS requires an estimate of 33,000 tons of rock, 175,000 cubic yards of sand to be installed and 65 acres of saltmarsh and submerged aquatic vegetation habitat to be restored. Site C (Sherman Inlet) located at Southern shore of NAS requires an estimate of 57,000 tons of rock and 390,000 cubic yards of sand to be installed and 20 acres of shoreline habitat and 29 acres of submerged aquatic vegetation habitat to be restored. Coordination with NAS will be required of the selected firm.

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