Dept of Management Services Florida #25-010

Navarre Beach Bridge Fender System Replacement with Plastic/FRP Materials

Santa Rosa County, Florida is seeking bids for the Navarre Beach Bridge Fender Repairs project. - Government Buyer: - Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners (Florida) - Project Scope: - Removal and disposal of the existing timber fender system protecting the Navarre Beach Bridge - Installation of a new fender system using: - Plastic pipe piles - Plastic wales - Plastic lumber - Stainless steel hardware - Fiber reinforced thermoplastic (FRP) structural shapes for piles, wales, and catwalk decking - Thermoplastic handrails - Clearance gauges and navigation lights compliant with FDOT and USCG requirements - Products/Services Requested: - Complete fender system installation on both sides of the channel (lump sum) - Demolition and removal of existing fender system - Marine traffic control plan to maintain navigation during construction - Notable Requirements: - Strict material specifications: no timber or concrete with ferrous metal for piles/wales; only plastic/FRP materials allowed - Compliance with Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) standards - Notification to the U.S. Coast Guard prior to construction and adherence to navigation channel access requirements - Liquidated damages for late completion - Encouragement for participation from small, minority/women-owned, and disadvantaged business enterprises - No specific OEMs are named, but the use of fiber reinforced thermoplastic and FRP products is mandated

Description

Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners is soliciting sealed bids for the Navarre Beach Bridge Fender Repairs project. The work involves repairs to the fender system to protect the Navarre Beach Bridge and enhance shipping in the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW). Bidders must submit proposals electronically via the County e-Procurement Portal by 10:00 a.m. on November 25, 2024. The project encourages participation from small businesses, minority/women owned businesses, and disadvantaged business enterprises.

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