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This Government Contract opportunity was posted on December 27, 2007. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

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Solicitation # 26-B-128CW
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$27,600

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

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*** NOTICE TO REPUBLISHERS OF THIS INFORMATION. PLEASE REFER YOUR CUSTOMERS TO WWW.FBO.GOV FOR PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND BID MATERIALS. THE POINT OF CONTACT SHOULD ONLY BE CONTACTED AFTER A REVIEW OF THE DOCUMENTS ON WWW.FBO.GOV. THESE PROJECTS ARE LOCATED PRIMARILY IN NORTHEASTERN PA. NONE ARE IN DAUPHIN COUNTY (HARRISBURG.) THERE ARE NO BIDDER LISTS NOR LISTS OF PLAN HOLDERS*** SMALL BUSINESS COMPETIVENESS DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM ACQUISITION Stream stabilization projects: (DSR BR-06-005 & BR-06-006). BR-06-05 (Merrick): The purpose of this project is to stabilize 170 feet +/- of eroding bank along an unnamed tributary to Johnson Creek and adjacent to a home owned by Norma Merrick. The stream bank will be excavated to achieve the required slopes for the R-7 riprap installation. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to secure a spoil area for excess material from the riprap excavation. BR-06-06 (Saylor): The purpose of this project is to stabilize 115 feet +/- of eroding bank along an unnamed tributary to Johnson Creek in order to protect a house and several buildings involved in a deer farm operation, all owned by Greg Saylor. R-7 Riprap stabilization is proposed along three sections of the stream in order to protect various structures. A combination of excavation and fill will be needed to achieve the required slopes for the riprap installation. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to secure a spoil area for any excess excavation. Access to the site is restricted by the various structures and will require compact equipment. Work will need to be coordinated with the landowner so that animal fences can be moved as necessary to allow access. The magnitude of this projects is between $25,000 and $100,000. The site showing information is published on Page 31 of the Provisions and Clauses. Central Contract Registration, Online Certifications and Representations, and direct deposit are required for this contract. A 20% bid bond on Standard Form 24 is required. The rip rap size to use on this project is the size specified on the rip rap specification. All other references to size are to be disregarded. PLANS AND OTHER MATERIALS ARE TO BE OBTAINED FROM WWW.FBO.GOV

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