Sandy Lake Dam Rehab Project

The contract involves the comprehensive rehabilitation of the Sandy Lake Dam, focusing on repairing deteriorated concrete and upgrading critical structural components to improve the dam's functionality and safety. Key tasks include replacing stoplogs in the lock bay, installing new slide gates and a stoplog dewatering system in six sluice bays, and adding a dual-leaf slide gate in the log sluice bay. The project also entails removing the existing upstream timber apron and replacing it with a new concrete apron, installing a sheet pile cutoff, and upgrading the dam's electrical system to three-phase power, including new gate controls housed within a modified segment of an existing pump house to provide necessary shelter for the equipment and operators. This procurement, identified as the Sandy Lake Dam Rehab Project under solicitation number W912ES20B0018, is designated as a total small business set-aside, reflecting a commitment to supporting small business participation. The work will be performed in Libby, Minnesota, with oversight from the Department of Defense's W07V Endist St Paul office. The project aims to address structural and operational deficiencies to ensure the dam's continued safe and efficient operation, and contact for further information is provided through the designated contracting officer.