Opportunity

SAM #W912EK26QA058

Procurement of Flexifloat Modular Barge Sections and Marine Work Platform Equipment for US Army Corps of Engineers

Buyer

USACE MVD Rock Island District

Posted

September 08, 2026

Respond By

September 21, 2026

Identifier

W912EK26QA058

NAICS

336611

This opportunity from the US Army Corps of Engineers, Mississippi Valley Division, seeks new modular barge sections and specialized hardware for assembling a stable marine work platform. - Government Buyer: - Department of the Army, Rock Island District, Corps of Engineers (CEMVR), Mississippi River Project Office - US Army Corps of Engineers, Mississippi Valley Division, W07V ENDIST ROCK ISLAND KO Contracting Division - OEMs and Vendors: - Flexifloat (OEM) - Products Requested: - 5 large modular barge sections (Model #7400 or equal) - 3 medium modular barge sections (Model #7200 or equal) - 8 heavy-duty marine deck cleats - 24 lock assemblies (#714A or equal; 12 male, 12 female with locking bar) - 6 rub rail brackets (#R106-70 or equal) - 2 square spud wells - 2 steel spuds (24 sq. x 60 length) - 2 spud lifting collars (#SP24SQcoll or equal) - Additional modular barge sections and hardware to assemble a 60' x 50' x 7' T-shaped barge platform - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Equipment must be Flexifloat or equivalent, compliant with marine work platform standards - Platform must support two 45-foot JLG Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs), personnel, tools, and materials - Minimum deck load capacity of 5,000 psf - Stability and safety specifications for marine operations - Option for stabilization spuds and lifting gear - Small business set-aside under NAICS 336611 (size standard: 1300 employees) - Delivery required within 180 days of contract award

Description

The US Army Corps of Engineers requires the procurement of new, compliant Flexifloat modular barge sections and associated equipment. This system will assemble into a stable marine work platform to support Mississippi Valley Division (MVR) missions.

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