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This Government Contract opportunity from Department Of Defense was posted on September 26, 2011. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Z--Beach Erosion Control and Hurricane Protection Project, Dade County, Florida, Beach Renourishment 2011, Miami Beach - Contract "E"

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W912EP11R0031Federal

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NAICS: 237990
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2383 Emerson Street - Modular Pump Track - Design-Build Services
Solicitation # RFP 1220-2026-4364
The City of Abbotsford has issued Request for Proposals RFP 1220-2026-4364 for design-build services to create a complete, safe, durable, and fully operational modular pump track facility at 2383 Emerson Street. The project follows a stipulated price contract based on the CCDC 14-2013 Design-Build Agreement. The selected Design-Builder will be responsible for all professional design and engineering services, including the preparation of sealed plans, as well as the provision of all labor, materials, modular pump track units, and site furnishings. Additionally, the contractor must obtain all necessary permits, licenses, and certificates of inspection required by federal, provincial, and local authorities. A mandatory site visit is scheduled for November 9, 2026, at 10:00 AM local time, and attendance is required for proposal submission. The deadline for responses is November 24, 2026, at 10:00 PM. Project acceptance is contingent upon the Consultant and Owner's satisfaction regarding the rectification of deficient work, completion of landscaping and clean-up, and the facility reaching full operational readiness. Payments will be processed via progress payment approvals issued by the City Representative. All work must adhere to the rules and customs of best trade practice and meet the requirements of all governing jurisdictions.
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The Beach Erosion Control and Hurricane Protection Project, Contract E, involves the renourishment of three specific areas of Miami Beach, Florida, to combat erosion and improve hurricane protection. For Segment A, approximately 250,000 cubic yards of sand will be sourced from an offshore borrow area located 11.2 nautical miles south-southwest of the site and pumped to shore via a dedicated 25-foot wide corridor. Strict quality controls are in place for this segment, requiring that any material larger than one inch be screened on the dredge and disposed of at an approved offshore rock disposal site. Segments B and C focus on placing a combined 107,000 cubic yards of sand near 44th Street and 27th Street. This material will be sourced from an accreted portion of the beach at Lummus Park. To ensure environmental and logistical compliance, the contract explicitly prohibits the use of truck hauling for these segments, requiring a hydraulic method of transport to move the sand from Lummus Park to the project beaches. This project was managed by the Department of Defense under the Jacksonville District.

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Contract Value

$16,247,767.59

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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Response deadline changed from Aug 9, 2011 to Aug 23, 2011. The notice description changed.

Deadline changed

Response deadline changed from Aug 23, 2011 to Aug 30, 2011.

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Presolicitation → Solicitation

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Contract was awarded

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W074 Endist Jacksnvlle
ContactsNo contacts available
OfficeJACKSONVILLE, FL, 32207-0019, USA
Office AddressJACKSONVILLE, FL, 32207-0019, USA
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The Contract E Renourishment Project, Dade County Beach Erosion Control and Hurricane Protection Project, FL consists of placing sand on three areas of Miami Beach using two separate sources of material. For Segment A, an estimated 250,000 cubic yards of sand will be placed on approximately 4,600 feet of the North Miami Beach Area. This material will come from an offshore borrow area some 11.2 nautical miles SSW of the project site. An offshore operational area has been set aside for the pumpout of this material to shore along a dedicated 25-foot wide East-West corridor through the reefs to a point about 600 feet south of FDEP monument R-42. The operational area is approximately 8,000 feet offshore. Placement of material greater than one inch on the beach is not acceptable and an approved method shall be used to screen the material on the dredge. Dumping of this larger material shall occur at an approved rock disposal site offshore of Miami Beach. In Segments B and C, an estimated 107,000 cubic yards of sand will be placed on two approximately 1,000 feet lengths of Miami Beach in the vicinity of 44th Street (57,000 cys) and 27th Street (50,000 cys). This material will come from an accreted portion of the beach at Lummus Park (R-64 to R-69) some 2 miles south of the project beaches at its farthest point. Truck haul will not be allowed for placement of the material from Lummus Park to the project beach and a hydraulic method of transport shall be utilized.

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