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This Solicitation opportunity from Florida was posted on January 16, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Temporary Ferry Dock Installation – North Yacht Basin

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IFB- 25 - 309State & Local

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The Morgans Branch Force Main and Pump Station Improvements project, solicitation number SRP-W-134-0290, is a construction effort for the City of Belmont in North Carolina with a project estimate of 16,690,000 dollars. The scope of work involves the construction of 16,435 linear feet of new 20-inch ductile iron force main and comprehensive upgrades to the Morgans Branch Pumping Station. Key station improvements include the installation of a new wet well, valve vault, and associated appurtenances, as well as the demolition of existing pumps and piping. The project also requires the installation of new gravity sewers, manholes, and various site improvements including stormwater facilities, fencing, and paving. The contract will be awarded to the responsible bidder submitting the lowest responsive bid, with a strong emphasis on MWBE compliance through the submission of Good Faith Efforts and Table A documentation. Bids are due by November 10, 2026, and must include a bid bond, a completed bid form, and evidence of authority to sign. The project is governed by EJCDC standard general and supplementary conditions, requiring performance and payment bonds and insurance from companies with an A.M. Best rating of A-VII or better. Performance is measured by the Engineer's issuance of a Certificate of Substantial Completion, with technical adherence to AWWA, NEMA, AWS, and ASTM standards. Payment is processed via Applications for Payment and becomes due thirty days after presentation to the owner.
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The contract pertains to the installation and removal of a temporary floating ferry dock at the North Yacht Basin to support seasonal ferry services. Originally established under a prior turnkey agreement and US Army Corps of Engineers permit, the dock consists of a 1,600 square foot floating platform with an adjoining 300 square foot ramp securely attached to the seawall. This dock was seasonally installed and dismantled from 2016 through 2023, facilitating Cross Bay Ferry operations until service was relocated to Port St. Pete. The current solicitation, issued by the City of St. Petersburg's Transportation & Parking department, seeks to continue or update this service, with proposals due by late February 2026. Key contacts for procurement and transportation management are provided to assist in the submission and administration process. The underlying contractual framework for this and associated marine infrastructure work is governed by a master agreement for marine structures replacement and rehabilitation. This base contract defines a three-year initial term, extendable for two additional years, with a maximum annual budget cap of $7 million. It mandates the contractor to supply all necessary materials and services according to agreed specifications, incorporates public construction bond requirements, and establishes liquidated damages for project delays. Payment terms and other administrative regulations are detailed to ensure compliance and accountability throughout the contract’s duration. This comprehensive approach supports maintaining and upgrading marine infrastructure critical to the ferry service's operational needs.

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Install and remove seasonal floating ferry dock, governed by 3-year contract, $7M annual cap.

Documents

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IFB-25-309 Temporary Ferry Dock Installation - North Yacht Basin

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IFB25 309 Temporary Ferry Dock Installation – North Yacht Basin

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Public Construction Bond for IFB No. 25-309 Temporary Ferry Dock

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USACOE Permit SAJ-2016-01663-SP-BMC for Floating Dock Installation

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Permit SAJ-2016-01663-SP-BMC for Floating Dock Installation, St. Petersburg FL

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Public Construction Bond for IFB No. 25-309 Temporary Ferry Dock

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AgencyFlorida → Transportation & Parking
Contacts2 people available
OfficeSt. Petersburg, FL, 33731, USA
Office AddressSt. Petersburg, FL, 33731, USA
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Cheryl StacksTransportation Manager
Lawanda BarberProcurement Analyst

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Live FlyerCrestview, FL
Lincoln Surety GroupSarasotat, FL
Quality Marine ConstructionBradenton, FL

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Through the former turnkey agreement and prior USACOE permit, a temporary floating dock had been installed to support the seasonal Cross Bay Ferry services. A 1,600 square foot floating dock accessible via a 300 square foot ramp secured to the seawall was installed and dismantled at the beginning and end of each ferry season beginning in 2016 and continuing to 2023 until service was moved to Port St. Pete.

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