Renewable Water Resources Planetbids #144733

Lower Reedy Streambank Stabilization Project Solicitation

This opportunity is for the Lower Reedy WWRF Streambank Stabilization project in Greenville, South Carolina, managed by Renewable Water Resources (ReWa). - Government Buyer: - Renewable Water Resources (ReWa), Purchasing office - Project Scope: - Restoration and stabilization of an eroded streambank section along the Reedy River - Adjacent to existing sanitary sewer infrastructure - Removal of existing structures and debris - Installation of approximately 194 linear feet of boulder toe wall - Construction of two in-stream boulder vanes - Grading and restoration of washed-out bank - Implementation of sediment and erosion control measures - Revegetation of disturbed areas and newly constructed slopes - Products/Services Requested: - Boulder toe wall (194 linear feet) - In-stream boulder vanes (2 units) - Coir matting (563 square yards) - Permanent seeding, fertilizing, and mulching (0.09 acres) - Riparian seed mix and mulching (0.12 acres) - Mobilization, erosion and sediment control, clearing and grubbing, removal/disposal of structures, construction entrance, earthwork, grading - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Compliance with South Carolina state laws and federal funding requirements (if applicable) - Submission of specific compliance documentation with bid - Liquidated damages for project delays - Preference for domestic construction materials - OEMs: - No specific Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) are named in the solicitation

Description

The Lower Reedy WWRF Streambank Stabilization project involves restoration and stabilization of an eroded streambank section along the Reedy River adjacent to sanitary sewer infrastructure. The work includes removal of existing structures and debris, installation of approximately 194 linear feet of boulder toe wall and two in-stream boulder vanes, grading and restoration of the washed-out bank, and implementation of sediment and erosion control measures. Disturbed areas and newly constructed slopes will be revegetated to provide final stabilization and reduce future erosion potential. The project is currently in the bidding stage with a pre-bid meeting scheduled.

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