SAM #W912HP26S001

Market Research for Charleston Peninsula Coastal Storm Risk Management Construction

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District is seeking industry input for the Charleston Peninsula Coastal Storm Risk Management (CSRM) project in South Carolina. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District - Project Overview: - Market research for two major construction segments on the Charleston Peninsula - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors identified; focus is on construction and engineering services - Construction Segments: - Adgers Wharf: Approximately 1,200 linear feet of new seawall and pedestrian promenade - Estimated value: $15M–$30M - Lockwood Drive: Approximately 7,820 linear feet of coastal flood protection system - Includes tide gates, promenades, ADA-compliant tie-ins, pedestrian ramps, and nature-based shoreline enhancements - Estimated value: $150M–$250M - Delivery Methods Under Consideration: - Design-Build - Design-Build-to-Budget - Integrated Design & Construction - Design-Bid-Build - Notable Requirements: - Emphasis on ADA compliance and nature-based shoreline enhancements - Seeking feedback on optimal delivery methods for large-scale coastal infrastructure - Place of Performance: - Charleston Peninsula, including Adgers Wharf and Lockwood Drive, Charleston, South Carolina

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