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This Solicitation opportunity from Pennsylvania was posted on June 25, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

REJECTED - Oxford Valley Streambank Stabilization; Spec #20-08/25

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20-08/25State & Local

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The Oxford Valley Streambank Stabilization project, solicitation number 20-08/25, is a lump sum contract issued by the Bucks County Purchasing Department in Pennsylvania. The scope of work encompasses all labor, equipment, and materials required to relocate an existing trail and implement comprehensive streambank stabilization. Key technical requirements include the installation of soil erosion and sediment control measures, pavement, rock stabilization methods, and biostabilization techniques. The project specifically involves the use of coir logs, rock vanes, and targeted invasive species treatment. Contractors are responsible for site maintenance during the construction phase and throughout a 12-month bond period, which includes seed mix establishment, mowing, and herbicide application. Project specifications clarify that contractors may choose between flume pipes or bypass pumping and may stabilize excess soil onsite. The solicitation process included extensions to the question and bid deadlines, with a final response date of August 11, 2025. Bidders must acknowledge all addenda, including specific clarifications on wearing course materials and topsoil handling, to ensure their proposals are considered responsive.

General Info

Bucks County lump sum contract for trail relocation and streambank stabilization in Pennsylvania.

Place of Performance

Bucks County, PA, USA

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NONE

Documents

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AgencyPennsylvania → Bucks County
ContactsNo contacts available
OfficeBucks County, PA, USA
Organization / AgencyPennsylvania → Bucks County
Office AddressBucks County, PA, USA
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Ref. #: County of Bucks, PA
The stabilization work to be done under this contract consists of all labor, equipment and materials to relocate the existing trail and install streambank stabilization methods. The work included soil erosion and sediment control measures, pavement, rock stabilization methods and biostabilization methods.

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