RECOVERY--C--PROJECT NUMBER 113809 Red Run Drain Shoal Removal and Bank Stabalization

This contract involves a detailed site assessment and repair design project for the Oakland County Red Run Drain. The primary tasks include conducting a comprehensive inspection to confirm existing problems such as shoaling, bank instability, and outfall damage, along with identifying any new areas requiring attention. The project requires evaluation of outfalls to prioritize immediate repair needs due to slope regression, followed by developing tailored repair designs and shoreline armoring for affected sites. Additionally, the contract calls for assessment of a damaged sheetpile wall in a specified location (Area 6), as well as analysis of 25 previously identified shoaling areas and any newly discovered shoaling sites to determine their impact on drainage flow. Furthermore, seven slope areas exhibiting instability caused by both long-term and sudden water level changes must be evaluated. This opportunity is exclusively available to contractors currently under the specified contract number with the Stantec/INCA Joint Venture and falls under NAICS code 541330. The contract is managed by the Department of Defense's office in Detroit, Michigan, with work focusing on environmental engineering and site recovery efforts. The project emphasizes thorough inspection, evaluation, and customized repair designs to address the structural and environmental challenges impacting the Red Run Drain system.