Renovate the South Pier and Demolish the Loading Dock - Cancelled

The Department of Natural Resources has issued a contract for the renovation of the South Pier and the demolition of the remnants of the Loading Dock at St. Clements State Park in St. Mary’s County, Maryland. This project supports DNR’s goal of improving the safety and usability of park facilities while advancing the effective management of Maryland’s natural resources. The work includes removing and replacing all timber components of the South Pier, addressing damaged or deteriorated pilings, and completely clearing the remains of the destroyed Loading Dock but leaving the dolphin piles in place. Restoration activities such as site stabilization, grading, topsoil placement, and establishment of grass cover are required for all disturbed areas. The contractor is tasked with ensuring the site is fully cleaned up, with all debris and construction material disposed of off State property. The project duration is defined as 120 calendar days from the commencement of work, and all activities will take place within St. Clements State Park. The opportunity is set aside for Certified Small Businesses in Maryland, specifically requiring marine contractors with at least five years of relevant experience and proper licensing. Bidders must provide necessary documentation, including affidavits and minority business enterprise forms. The estimated contract value ranges from $500,000 to $1.5 million. Interested parties may contact Jacquelyn Truffer at the Department of Natural Resources for more information.