Opportunity

Washington County Ionwave #PUR-1818 Addendum 1

Construction of Antietam Creek Water Trail Park in Washington County, MD

Posted

July 15, 2026

Respond By

August 19, 2026

Identifier

PUR-1818 Addendum 1

NAICS

237990, 237110, 238990

Washington County, Maryland is seeking bids for the construction of the Antietam Creek Water Trail Park in Hagerstown. - Government Buyer: - Board of County Commissioners of Washington County, Maryland - Office of Procurement - Project Scope: - Construction of a new public water-trail park along Antietam Creek - Includes an 11-space parking lot, ADA-accessible observation deck, pedestrian mulch path to the creek, and streambank overlook - Replacement of existing stormwater management pipes and headwalls - Installation of a regenerative step-pool conveyance system and imbricated riprap for streambank stabilization - Outfall remediations and culvert system replacements - Products/Services Requested: - Lump sum construction services for the entire park project - Unit-priced excavation of unsuitable material (approx. 100 cubic yards) - Unit-priced selected backfill (approx. 100 cubic yards) - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with Federal Prevailing Wage Rates (Davis-Bacon Act) - Adherence to Buy America, Build America Act - Bid bond (5% of bid amount for contracts over $100,000), performance bond, and labor/material bond required - Two-year warranty on workmanship and materials after project completion - Encouragement of minority and women-owned business participation - Compliance with federal labor standards, environmental regulations, and specific permits for floodplain and nontidal wetlands work - No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named in the solicitation

Description

This is an Invitation to Bid for the construction of the Antietam Creek Water Trail Park in Washington County, Maryland. The project includes construction of a new water trail park with associated parking, overlooks, pedestrian access trails, stormwater management pipe replacement, and installation of a regenerative step-pool conveyance system. The project is partially or fully funded with federal funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, requiring payment of Federal Prevailing Wage Rates (Davis-Bacon). Minority and women owned businesses are encouraged to apply. Bidders must provide bid, performance, and labor and material bonds as specified.

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