SAM #W912HY27BA001

Emergency streambank erosion protection at the Mary Rhodes Pump Station

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is seeking industry capability information for emergency riverbank protection at the Mary Rhodes Pump Station in Bay City, Texas. - Government buyer: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Galveston District; no specific office is identified. - Opportunity: Sources-sought market research for work under CAP Section 14, not a formal solicitation. - Requested service: Rebuild and slope approximately 2,015 feet of riverbank to protect the pump station from Lower Colorado River erosion. - Install longitudinal launchable-stone toe protection along the project length, using at least 16.7 tons of stone per linear foot. - Install riprap tiebacks extending approximately 50 feet landward from the top of the bank, spaced approximately 250 feet apart. - The approximate height from the bottom of toe protection to the top of the tiebacks is 44 feet. - Products, quantities, and vendors: No product part numbers or named OEMs, vendors, or suppliers are specified. Stone quantities are stated as a minimum rate per linear foot; total quantity is not provided. - Performance timing: No overall period of performance is specified; work is to begin within 10 calendar days after notice to proceed.

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