Opportunity
Renewable Water Resources Planetbids #602
Streambank Stabilization and Restoration Project along Brushy Creek, Greenville, SC
Posted
August 27, 2026
Respond By
September 10, 2026
Identifier
602
NAICS
237990, 237110
Renewable Water Resources (ReWa) is seeking bids for a streambank stabilization and restoration project along Brushy Creek in Greenville, SC. - Government Buyer: - Renewable Water Resources (ReWa) Purchasing Department, Greenville, SC - Scope of Work: - Restoration and stabilization of an eroded streambank adjacent to sanitary sewer infrastructure - Installation of approximately 80 linear feet of boulder toe wall - Grading and restoration of washed-out bank - Implementation of sediment and erosion control measures - Revegetation of disturbed areas and newly constructed slopes - Major Products and Services Requested: - Boulder toe wall (80 linear feet) - Coir matting (75 square yards) - Riparian seed mix and mulching (0.02 acres) - Mobilization, erosion and sediment control, site restoration, clearing and grubbing, construction entrance, stream bypass pumping, earthwork and excavation, comprehensive grading, permanent seeding, fertilizing, and mulching - Unique Requirements: - Compliance with South Carolina Illegal Immigration Reform Act - State Revolving Fund requirements - Preference for domestic construction materials - Liquidated damages of $250 per day for delays - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors named; bidders may propose manufacturers or equal substitutes as per specifications - Project Location: - 561 Mauldin Road, Greenville, SC
Description
This solicitation is for the Melbourne Lane Streambank Stabilization project involving restoration and stabilization of an eroded streambank along Brushy Creek. The work includes installation of approximately 80 linear feet of boulder toe wall, grading, erosion control, and revegetation for stabilization. The project is located at 561 Mauldin Road, Greenville, SC. The solicitation requires electronic bid submission by September 10, 2026, and includes a liquidated damages clause of $250 per day for delays.