Repair & Maintain Airfield Stormwater System Phase II
Contract Overview
Solicitation details, issuing organization, response deadlines, documents, and interested companies for this government contract opportunity.
AI Contract Overview
The Department of Defense, through the 94th Contracting Flight at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, is conducting a Request for Information (RFI) as part of market research to identify qualified small business contractors for specialized stormwater repair work under the project titled "Repair & Maintain Airfield Stormwater System Phase II." The primary focus is on contractors capable of performing jack and bore installation of storm drainage pipes exceeding 48 inches in diameter, particularly under active travel ways such as interstates, state highways, runways, taxiways, and aprons, with a continuous length of at least 300 linear feet. In addition to the pipe installation, the project scope also includes grading, sodding, and pipelining work. Interested small businesses must have demonstrated relevant experience by self-performing at least 20% of the direct contract labor on similar projects within the past five years. This RFI is intended solely for market research and planning purposes, with no award or solicitation directly associated. Responses are sought by May 29, 2026, and should include company information and Cage Code. The place of performance for this project is in Marietta, Georgia, and point of contact representatives are provided for further information. The NAICS code for this work is 237110, covering water and sewer line and related structures construction.
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Marietta, GA, 30069, USASet-Aside
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Full Description
While not all inclusive, this project encompasses the work necessary to repair the stormwater drainage systems east of Taxiway 'J' on Dobbins ARB. Areas where the slopes have failed or where they have been disturbed from previous repairs will be regraded and have sod applied to obtain stabilization and positive drainage. Work shall include all maintenance items identified in basin III, IV, and V on the airfield. In addition to the work associated with correcting the grades around the airfield, the cleaning of existing flumes, pipes, and swales is required to reestablish proper drainage patterns. New concrete flumes will be installed at various locations throughout the airfield to reestablish positive drainage and prevent future erosion and standing water.