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ST. LUCIE SOUTH JETTY REHABILITATION INTERAGENCY, MARTIN COUNTY, FLORIDA

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Sources Sought

Posted

Mar 12, 2026

Due Date

Apr 13, 2026

Description

https://api.sam.gov/prod/opportunities/v1/noticedesc?noticeid=f1603d6762714660ade536bd8332fec2

AI Summary

The Jacksonville District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is issuing a Sources‑Sought notice (Solicitation No. W912EP26X1BDU) to assess interest, capabilities, and qualifications of the dredging community—including small businesses—for the FY 2026 rehabilitation of the St. Lucie South Jetty (approximately 480 ft of seaward jetty and jetty head) in Martin County, Florida. The effort will be a Firm‑Fixed‑Price contract with a target price of $25 M‑$50 M, requiring the contractor to begin work within 60 calendar days of award and complete within 730 calendar days. Scope includes demolition and disposal of an existing asphalt walkway, extensive rework of armor and core stone, excavation of unclassified material, placement of a stone‑filled marine‑mattress foundation, installation of 9 × 15‑ton armor stone, back‑filling, and environmental species and water‑quality monitoring. All construction materials must be barged to the site; dredging a barge access channel is prohibited. Prospective offerors must gather pre‑proposal marine‑environment data (rain, fog, depths, shoaling, scouring, wind, wave, current, tide) that could affect safety and construction. The NAICS code is 237990 (Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction) with a small‑business size standard of $45 M. No costs will be reimbursed for responding to this sources‑sought. Responses are due 13 April 2026 17:00 ET; the formal solicitation is expected around 29 June 2026. Contact: Nicole Batista‑Cruz (nicole.m.batista‑cruz@usace.army.mil; 904‑232‑3275).

Details

Notice ID
f1603d6762714660ade536bd8332fec2
Solicitation Number
W912EP26X1BDU
NAICS Code
237990
Classification Code
Z1KA

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