Award Notice

The Brunswick Harbor Modifications Project in Brunswick, Georgia, is a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers contract awarded under solicitation number W912HN26BA009, issued by the Department of Defense’s W074 Endist Savannah office. The contract is classified under NAICS code 237990 for other heavy and civil engineering construction, and while no estimated contract value is provided, the project requires specialized civil engineering work involving dredging, material placement, and landform creation to modify harbor infrastructure. The contractor must demonstrate the ability to access the placement site via river systems without impacting adjacent wetlands, maintain strict environmental controls to prevent pumped material from entering surrounding marshes and tidal creeks during all tide cycles, and employ on-site personnel with expertise to monitor and mitigate sediment-related hydraulic and engineering issues. The award notice indicates that the contract includes the mandatory FAR clause 52.240-93 for safeguarding covered contractor information systems, which supersedes the older 52.204-21 clause, and explicitly removes the 52.249-13 Excusable Delays clause, altering the risk allocation for scheduling issues. The solicitation required submission of a comprehensive capability statement addressing technical, environmental, and operational requirements, alongside verification of SBA certifications such as HUBZone, 8(a), and Small Disadvantaged Business status via SAM.gov, along with bonding capability documentation for both single and aggregated bonds. The contractor must also provide their UEI and CAGE codes, company details, and designate primary and secondary points of contact. The place of performance is listed as Brunswick, Georgia, though exact site coordinates are not detailed in the provided documentation. The primary point of contact for contract matters is Rohan Bryan, Contract Specialist, with Chad Arnett, Contracting Officer, serving as the secondary contact. While key sections of the contract—such as pricing, delivery schedules, inspection criteria, and detailed technical specifications—are not included in the source materials, the procurement emphasizes environmental stewardship, technical precision, and regulatory compliance over traditional cost-based evaluation.