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Sand Filter Repairs and Improvements at South Locust Point Marine Terminal

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BPM058609State & Local

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The Maryland Port Administration is seeking a Maryland-licensed contractor for sand filter repairs and improvements at the South Locust Point Marine Terminal in Baltimore. The scope of work includes replacing the top three inches of coarse sand in filters, clearing outfalls, cleaning pipes, and installing oil filtration inlet inserts and containment booms. Additionally, the contractor must install chain-linked fabric on traffic barriers, place trash protection devices, and create a stabilized pathway with handrails using flowable fill on the existing riprap slope. All work must comply with the MPA General Provisions for Construction Contracts, Special Provisions, and the July 2025 MSHA Standard Specifications for Construction and Materials. This solicitation, identified as BPM058609, has a response deadline of October 7, 2026. The project includes procurement goals requiring 10 percent MBE and 2 percent VSBE participation.

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Maryland-licensed contractor for sand filter repairs at South Locust Point Marine Terminal.

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Maryland Port AdministrationView Agency

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

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MD, USA

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AgencyMaryland Port Administration
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OfficeMD, USA
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Maryland Port Administration
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Office AddressMD, USA
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Tyler RUSSELLProcurement Officer / Buyer

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The Contract will require an experienced contractor licensed in the state of Maryland to perform the following.The Work as defined in General Provisions GP-1.05 to be performed under this Contract consists of the furnishing of all materials and equipment and the performance of all labor to complete the Work, but not limited to the following:The work associated with Sand Filter Repairs and Improvements, South Locust Point Marine Terminal includes, but is not limited to:  replacement of the top 3 inches of coarse sand within the sand filters; clearing the outfalls; cleaning pipes; adding chain linked fabric to existing w-beam traffic barriers; furnishing and placing trash protection devices, oil filtration inlet insert; installing a stabilized pathway using flowable fill on the existing riprap slope with handrails, extending outfall pipes, and installing oil containment booms and all related Work at South Locust Point Marine Terminal, Baltimore, Maryland.All the Work shall be performed at the Administration’s South Locust Point Marine Terminal, Baltimore, Maryland.  The Work shall conform to all the terms, conditions, and Contract provisions of the Contract Documents included in this solicitation, including but not limited to, the MPA General Provisions For Construction Contracts, the Special Provisions, the Technical Specifications (including specifications by Section Reference to Maryland State Highway Administration (MSHA) Standard Specifications for Construction and Materials, dated July 2025, with all the latest addenda, hereinafter abbreviated as “MSHA Standard Specifications”).
Category: Marine construction services
Procurement Goals: MBE: 10.00, VSBE: 2.0

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