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This Solicitation opportunity from Florida was posted on September 6, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Thompson River Dredging and Remediation

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ITB2026-187PWState & Local

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The City of Palm Beach Gardens has issued solicitation ITB2026-187PW for the dredging and remediation of the Thompson River from Military Trail east to Holly Drive. This project aims to restore the river's design cross-section and hydraulic capacity to improve stormwater conveyance and resiliency, addressing sediment accumulation and bank erosion that have exceeded routine maintenance levels. The scope of work includes dredging accumulated sediment, regrading eroded banks, installing sod revetment mat systems, and performing site restoration. The project is estimated at 500,000 dollars, funded by a 250,000 dollar State of Florida grant and a 250,000 dollar City match, and requires compliance with all applicable grant, environmental, and permitting regulations. The contract will be awarded to the responsive and responsible bidder offering the single lowest price under a fixed pricing model. Eligible bidders must hold a valid certificate of competency or license for dredging and remediation and must submit a notarized Incorporation Affidavit along with various certifications, including E-Verify and drug-free workplace provisions. Performance and payment bonds equal to 110 percent of the project price are required, and contractors must maintain specific insurance coverages, including pollution liability of at least 1,000,000 dollars and marine general liability of at least 2,000,000 dollars. Bids must be submitted via the OpenGov e-procurement platform by September 25, 2026, at 3:00 PM local time. Payment will be processed via electronic methods in accordance with the Florida Prompt Payment Act after the City reviews and accepts each completed section of work.

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Palm Beach Gardens seeks lowest bidder for 500,000 dollar Thompson River dredging project.

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ITB2026-187PW Thompson River Dredging and Remediation

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ITB2026-187PW Thompson River Survey attachment

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ITB2026-187PW Incorporation Affidavit

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ITB2026-187PW Market Research Summary Report

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AgencyFlorida → Public Works
Contacts1 person available
OfficePalm Beach Gardens, FL, 33410, USA
Organization / AgencyFlorida → Public Works
Office AddressPalm Beach Gardens, FL, 33410, USA
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The Thompson River is a vital part of the City's stormwater management system that needs significant restoration. The City completed approximately $439,000 in restoration improvements to the Thompson River in 2004 based on the priority improvements identified in the 2003 Blue Ribbon Panel Report on Canal System Restoration and Maintenance. The Thompson River was also identified as a potentially vulnerable critical stormwater feature in the Florida Department of Environmental Protection-funded 2025 Comprehensive Vulnerability Assessment. While the City has conducted routine maintenance on the Thompson River over the past two decades, including significant bank restoration in 2024, sediment accumulation and bank erosion have progressed beyond what is considered routine maintenance. This project consists of dredging the river to establish proper cross sections, riverbank regrading, installation of sod revetment mat systems, erosion control, environmental protection measures, and site restoration. The work will further the initial 2024 riverbank restoration project and establish long-term stormwater infrastructure stabilization. The project is funded through a State of Florida grant and must comply with all applicable grant requirements, permitting conditions, reporting requirements, environmental regulations, and procurement requirements. Following completion of this phase, the City anticipates one additional future capital project to complete the long-term restoration of the Thompson River.

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