BRUNSWICK HARBOR MODIFICATIONS PROJECT BRUNSWICK HARBOR, GA

The Brunswick Harbor Modifications Project, solicited under number W912HN26BA009 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Savannah District, involves significant dredging and expansion work at two key locations in Georgia’s Brunswick Harbor. The project scope includes expanding the Cedar Hammock Range bend widener by up to 321 feet on the north side over a length of approximately 2,700 feet and dredging this area to a depth of -38 feet, with an allowable 2-foot overdepth. An estimated 205,000 cubic yards of dredged material will be removed and placed at a beneficial use site on Jekyll Island. Additionally, the turning basin at Colonel’s Island Terminal will be widened by up to 395 feet along a 4,100-foot stretch of the South Brunswick River, also dredged to -38 feet, with approximately 346,000 cubic yards of material transported for placement at the Andrew’s Island Dredged Material Containment Area (DMCA). The contract is structured as a firm fixed-price agreement with an estimated value between $10 million and $25 million, following a sealed bid Invitation for Bid (IFB) procedure. This pre-solicitation notice outlines the project’s technical requirements, including environmental protections to prevent sediment migration into adjacent marshes and tidal creeks, as well as operational parameters for dredging and material placement. Offerors must submit capability statements detailing construction methods, sediment and environmental control measures, bonding capacity, safety records, schedules, cost breakdowns, and references. Although formal contract clauses, special requirements, and evaluation factors are not yet provided, standard federal acquisition procedures and environmental compliance are implied. The contracting office is located in Savannah, GA, with designated contacts including the contracting officer and contract specialist available for inquiries. Submissions are expected by early May 2026, with entity registration verification via SAM.gov. Packaging, marking, explicit evaluation criteria, invoicing methods, and certain administrative details remain unspecified at this stage, reflecting the document’s status as a pre-solicitation rather than a finalized contract.