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This Government Contract opportunity from Department Of Defense was posted on May 15, 2013. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

10--Miami Harbor Construction Dredging Phase 3, 50-Foot Project, Cut-1, Cut-2, Cut-3, Fisher Island Turning Basin, Fisherman's Channel, Lummis Island Turning Basin and Local Sponsor Berthing Areas, Miami-Dade County

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W912EP-12-R-0013Federal

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NAICS: 237990
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Carlson Field Athletic Complex: Construction of new Pickleball Courts
Solicitation # BCP-REC-26
The Town of Hingham, Massachusetts, is soliciting sealed bids for the construction of eight new pickleball courts at the Carlson Field Athletic Complex, with an estimated project cost of $1,300,000. The scope of work includes site preparation such as the removal of trees and shrubs, re-grading, and the installation of the courts, posts, nets, walkways, benches, shade shelters, and ADA pathways. Additionally, the project requires a new asphalt parking lot and the installation of solid AF-6 Acoustifence Panels around the entire perimeter for sound attenuation. The contractor is responsible for maintaining construction fencing and erosion control, coordinating closely with the Town and the demolition contractor, Pasquazzi Bros, Inc. The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible and eligible bidder who possesses at least seven years of experience constructing sports courts or similar athletic facilities. Bidders must provide a statement of qualifications, including three similar public project examples and three references, one of which must be a Massachusetts municipality from the last two years. This is a lump sum, fixed-price contract with no escalation for fuel, labor, or materials. Compliance with Massachusetts prevailing wage laws, OSHA regulations, and the Massachusetts Building Code is mandatory. Bids must be submitted electronically via the OpenGov portal by November 3, 2026, at 9:00 am, and must include a 5% bid security.
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This project involves Phase 3 construction dredging for the Miami Harbor in Florida to improve Federally authorized project areas and Local Sponsor Berthing Areas. The scope includes dredging seven specific features, including Cut-1, Cut-2, Cut-3, the Fisher Island Turning Basin, Fisherman's Channel, the Lummus Island Turning Basin, and Port of Miami Berthing Areas, to depths ranging from 50 to 52 feet MLLW. Approximately 5 million cubic yards will be removed from the Federal Channel and 200,000 cubic yards from the Berthing Areas, with materials placed in designated offshore disposal sites, seagrass mitigation areas, and artificial reef areas. The contract is structured with a Base award and two optional items, covering different dredging reaches and the construction of mitigation areas. Beyond dredging, the work requires specialized activities such as drilling and blasting, coral relocation, and extensive environmental monitoring for turbidity, sedimentation, and protected species. The total magnitude of construction is estimated between 100 million and 250 million dollars, with a total period of performance spanning 757 calendar days.

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Contract Value

$215,820,210.32

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

Place of Performance

FL, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

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Miami Harbor Deepening Project - Core Borings and Laboratory Testing Final Report

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12R13_Amendment0001.pdf

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12R13_Amendment0005.pdf

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12R13_Amendment0006.pdf

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12R13_PLANS.pdf

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12R13_SPECS%28Vol_1%29.pdf

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W074 Endist Jacksnvlle
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OfficeJACKSONVILLE, FL, 32207-0019, USA
Office AddressJACKSONVILLE, FL, 32207-0019, USA
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The project work consists of construction dredging to provide for the Federally authorized project improvements and Local Sponsor Berthing Areas of Miami Harbor, Florida. To facilitate the authorized project, the Phase 3 deepening contract will dredge the following features: (1) Cut-1 to a depth of 52 feet MLLW plus one foot allowable overdepth, including the widening of the outer portion of the cut from 500 feet to 800 feet; (2) Cut-2 to a depth of 52 feet MLLW plus one foot allowable overdepth; (3) Cut-3 to a depth of 50 feet MLLW plus one foot allowable overdepth, including a new turn widener at the intersection of Cut-3 and the Fisher Island Turning Basin; (4) Fisher Island Turning Basin to a depth of 50 feet MLLW plus one foot allowable overdepth, including an expansion of the turning basin from 1200 feet to approximately 1500 feet; (5) Fisherman's Channel to a depth of 50 feet MLLW plus one foot allowable overdepth, including a shift of the channel by 60 feet to the south and the widening of the channel by 40 feet to south from 400 feet to 440 feet; (6) Lummus Island Turning Basin to a depth of 50 feet MLLW plus one foot allowable overdepth, including a reduction of the turning basin from 1600 feet to approximately 1500 feet; and (7) Port of Miami Berthing Areas along Fisherman's Channel to a depth of 50 feet MLLW plus one foot allowable overdepth, including an expansion of the berthing areas by 60 feet south into the existing Federal channel. Total quantity to be dredged from the Federal Channel is approximately 5 million cubic yards (cy) and from the Berthing Areas is approximately 200,000 cy. All dredged material will be placed in the ODMDS located an average of 4.5 statute miles from the dredging location, the Julia Tuttle Seagrass Mitigation Area located an average of 7.0 statute miles from the dredging location, and the two Offshore Artificial Reef Areas located an average of 2.4 statute miles from the dredging location. The contract will be divided into a Base and Two Optional Items. The Base work includes dredging of Cut-1 and Cut-2 as well as the construction of the Seagrass and Artificial Reef construction; Option A covers the dredging of Cut-3 Station 0+00 to Station 12+00 and Fisherman's Channel from Station 17+00 to the end of the Lummus Island Turning Basin as well as the dredging of the berthing areas adjacent to these reaches where present; Option B covers the dredging of Cut-3 Station 12+00 to Fisherman's Channel Station 17+00 as well as the dredging of the berthing areas adjacent to these reaches where present. In addition to dredging, the work involves drilling and blasting (includes protected species observers, fish-kill monitoring, protected species watch plan activities, and vibration monitoring/control activities), turbidity/sedimentation monitoring (includes pre- and during construction environmental monitoring of adjacent seagrass beds and hardbottom communities for direct and indirect impacts associated with construction activities), endangered species observers (hopper dredges only), dedicated manatee observers (clamshell dredges only), coral relocation, and seagrass and artificial reef mitigation areas construction. Magnitude of construction is between $100,000,000.00 and $250,000,000.00. The total Period of Performance is 757 calendar days.

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