Opportunity
Maryland Procurement Portal #BPM058609
Sand Filter Repairs and Improvements at South Locust Point Marine Terminal in Baltimore
Posted
April 27, 2024
Respond By
September 24, 2026
Identifier
BPM058609
NAICS
237310, 238990
This opportunity from the Maryland Port Administration focuses on sand filter repairs and improvements at the South Locust Point Marine Terminal in Baltimore. - Government Buyer: - Maryland Port Administration (Baltimore City) - Scope of Work: - Replace top 3 inches of coarse sand within sand filters - Clear outfalls and clean pipes - Add chain linked fabric to existing w-beam traffic barriers - Furnish and place trash protection devices - Install oil filtration inlet inserts - Construct stabilized pathway with handrails using flowable fill on existing riprap slope - Extend outfall pipes - Install oil containment booms - Requirements: - Contractor must be licensed in Maryland - All work must comply with Maryland Port Administration contract documents and Maryland State Highway Administration Standard Specifications - Project is designated as a Small Business Reserve - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Products/Services Requested: - Coarse sand, chain linked fabric, trash protection devices, oil filtration inlet inserts, oil containment booms - Sand filter repairs, pathway construction, pipe cleaning, and related improvements - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Small Business Reserve designation - Compliance with state specifications and contract documents
Description
This solicitation is for an experienced contractor licensed in Maryland to perform sand filter repairs and improvements at the South Locust Point Marine Terminal in Baltimore. The work includes replacing the top 3 inches of coarse sand within the sand filters, clearing outfalls, cleaning pipes, adding chain linked fabric to existing traffic barriers, furnishing and placing trash protection devices, installing oil filtration inlet inserts, constructing a stabilized pathway with handrails, extending outfall pipes, and installing oil containment booms. All work must conform to the contract documents, including Maryland Port Administration provisions and Maryland State Highway Administration specifications. The project is designated as a Small Business Reserve.