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USACE National Enterprise Dredging Center Scope Dredge to Budget Contract

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W912PM27RA006Federal

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The USACE Enterprise Dredge Delivery Center is implementing a Scope Dredge to Budget (SDtB) acquisition strategy for maintenance dredging across various Texas navigation channels and harbors. This firm fixed price approach aims to maximize achievable scope, quality, and durability within specific budget caps. The procurement is divided into two primary paths: an Unrestricted solicitation for major deep-draft channels with a budget of 134.7 million dollars and a Small Business set-aside for intracoastal waterways and secondary commercial channels with a budget of 26.2 million dollars. An additional Houston option of approximately 15 million dollars may be exercised. The period of performance generally spans from May 2027 through April or May 2028. The acquisition utilizes a two-phase selection process. Phase One consists of a technical qualifications-based evaluation focusing on bonding capacity, past performance, and proposed plant, with a maximum of five offerors selected to move forward. Phase Two involves a competitive submission of technical proposals and cost information, evaluated on factors such as channel maintenance duration, beneficial use of materials, schedule, and management approach. Technical ratings are based on a combined risk methodology, where meeting all Priority 1 work is required for an acceptable rating. Contractors must adhere to strict environmental windows regarding Whooping Cranes, Seagrass, and Piping Plovers, and are required to provide a cost-loaded project schedule and a detailed management plan including key roles such as a Project Manager, Marine Superintendent, Quality Control Manager, and Safety Director.

General Info

USACE Texas maintenance dredging contracts via fixed price, two-phase selection, totaling 175.9 million.

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

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Galveston, TX, 77553, USA

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FY27 Deep Draft Maintenance Dredging Scope of Work - Galveston District

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FY27 Shallow Draft Maintenance Dredging SOW - Galveston District

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FY27 SWG Dredging Project Descriptions

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SDtB Virtual Industry Day Presentation

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SDtB Virtual Industry Day - 16 OCT 2026

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SDtB Virtual Industry Day Presentation

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W074 Endist Wilmington
Contacts2 people available
OfficeWILMINGTON, NC, 28403-1343, USA
Office AddressWILMINGTON, NC, 28403-1343, USA
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Rosalind Shoemaker

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Dashboard link:  https://geo-essayons.egis.usace.army.mil/portal/apps/experiencebuilder/experience/?id=1b5c149b77d04afa8aa97160476258d4 



Special Notice: W912PM27RA006


Title: Virtual Industry Day for FY27 USACE Enterprise Dredge Delivery Center Scope Dredge to Budget


The Virtual Industry Day Meeting for the USACE Enterprise Dredge Delivery Center Scope Dredge to Budget will occur on 16 October 2026 from 0900ET to 13:00ET via Teams.  All interested dredging companies are encouraged to attend. 


During the meeting, we will be discussing Scope Dredge to Budget acquisition strategy.


Scope Dredge to Budget: Optimize the Budget in terms of quality, scope, durability with innovative betterments and betterments within the budget.  The goal of the scope-dredge to budget is maximizing achievable scope within a target budget that will be provided in the solicitation.  The Enterprise Dredge Delivery Center intends to issue 1 solicitation for the Galveston/Houston Area of Responsibility.


  • Phase One

-A technical qualifications-based evaluation of initial proposals


-RFP that defines the project with functional and performance requirements, budget cap, and schedule/delivery requirements


-A statement of the maximum number of offerors that will be selected to submit Phase 2 proposals.


-RFO FAR 36.101-2(b)(4) states maximum number of offerors shall not exceed five (5)


  • Phase One proposals from vendors do not include:

-Detailed design information


-Cost or price information


  • Down-select Decision for most highly qualified offerors in accordance with the solicitation.

  • Proposed Phase 1 Qualifications

-Proof of bonding capacity


-Past Performance


-Proposed Plant


  • Proprietary Meetings (RFO FAR 15.101 Exchanges with Industry before receipt of proposals)

  • Phase Two in accordance with FAR 15 Source Selection Procedures to determine best value.

Official Phase Two RFP issued by amendment for most highly qualified offerors to submit phase-two competitive proposals that include technical proposals and cost or price information.


  • Proposed Phase 2 Evaluation Factors

-Maximum amount of time to maintain the channels at authorized dimensions


-Maximum use of beneficial use


-Schedule


-Management Approach


  • The harbors to be dredged include the Sabine-Neches Waterway, Galveston Harbor & Channel, Houston Ship Channel, Texas City Ship Channel, Freeport Harbor, Matagorda Ship Channel, Corpus Christi Ship Channel, Brazos Island Harbor, Gulf Intracoastal Waterway & Tributaries, Channel to Victoria, and Channel to Harlington. See Attachment 1 for project descriptions and map.

Please RSVP no later than 10AM ET 15 October 2026 to both Ros Shoemaker and Terri Adams at Rosalind.m.shoemaker@usace.army.mil and terri.m.adams@usace.army.mil if you plan to attend the Industry Day.  A Teams calendar invite will be sent out to all RSVP’s.  Industry is also encouraged to provide any feedback on the proposed acquisition strategies or contract pairings.  Feedback can be provided via email to the contracting officer and contract specialist listed above.  If you would like to provide any questions in advance of the meeting, please provide them no later than 10AM ET, 08 September 2026.



There will also be a face-to-face meeting with individual contractors that have the required equipment and intend to propose on this future solicitation.  The face-to-face meetings will be on 03-04 November in Galveston, TX.  Please respond to to both Ros Shoemaker and Terri Adams at Rosalind.m.shoemaker@usace.army.mil and terri.m.adams@usace.army.mil of your interest in a face-to-face meeting no later than 24 September 2026 at 1PM ET.

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