Michigan VSS #RFP-751-210000002085-1

Shoreline Armor Materials for Wells State Park – Heavy Riprap, Gravel, Topsoil, and Special Riprap

This procurement opportunity involves supplying materials to armor 1,760 feet of shoreline at Wells State Park for the Western UP District, State of Michigan. - Government Buyer: - Western UP District (State of Michigan) - Products/Materials Requested: - Heavy Riprap (MDOT 2012 Standard): 1,564 tons - Must be quarried aggregate or waste mine rock, free from shale, spoil, organic material, clean of sand, silt, and dirt, hard, angular, durable, and resistant to weathering and water action - 23A Road Gravel (MDOT specification): 600 tons - To be delivered to Wells State Park; location and details by Project Manager - Screened Topsoil (free and clean of organic matter): 400 tons - To be delivered to Wells State Park; location and details by Project Manager - Special Riprap (MDNR Gradation): 1,564 tons - Durable field or quarry stone, sound, hard, dense, resistant to air and water, free of seams, cracks, or other defects - Unique/Notable Requirements: - All riprap and stone must meet specific Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) standards - Materials must be free from organic matter and other contaminants - Delivery details will be coordinated by the Project Manager - OEMs/Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the notice - Place of Performance: - Wells State Park, Cedar River, Menominee County, MI

Description

This solicitation is for the procurement of materials to armor 1760 feet of shoreline at Wells State Park. The project requires delivery of heavy riprap, road gravel, screened topsoil, and special riprap, all meeting specific Michigan Department of Transportation and Department of Natural Resources standards. The materials are to be delivered to Wells State Park, with delivery locations and details to be determined by the Project Manager. The solicitation is issued by the Western UP District and aims to protect and stabilize the shoreline.

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