Tennessee Department of General Services #32801-13976

Horns Bluff Refuge storm-damaged embankment restoration and native soil

Tennessee is seeking a contractor to restore five storm-damaged embankment areas at Horns Bluff Refuge using approximately 4,550 cubic yards of qualifying native soil. - Government buyer: Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA); solicitation office is the Tennessee Department of General Services, Central Procurement Office. - Procurement: One-time, all-inclusive levee and embankment restoration at Hay Haul Loop in Humboldt, Tennessee, in Crockett and Gibson counties. The work is intended to restore the damaged areas to their pre-disaster design, function, and capacity within the existing footprint. - Soil requirement: Approximately 4,550 cubic yards of native soil. The soil must come from qualifying sources established before the storm event, such as pre-existing stockpiles, permitted maintained roadside ditches, or commercial sources. Pricing includes delivery, labor, equipment, and materials. - Site quantities: 382.2222, 1,733.33, 1,333.33, 866.67, and 234.2222 cubic yards across five repair areas; the specifications give dimensions and locations for each area. These quantities total approximately 4,550 cubic yards. - Work requirements: Follow TWRA plans and specifications and applicable engineering, building-code, environmental, and safety requirements. The contractor is also responsible for repairing access damage to shared easements caused by project access and for work-area cleanup. TWRA obtains permits and provides the statement of work and construction plans. - OEMs and vendors: No manufacturers, OEMs, or commercial vendors are named in the provided materials. - Award approach: The state intends to select one responsive bidder offering the lowest cost for the full scope.

Description

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is seeking bids for a one-time repair of Horns Bluff Refuge in Crockett and Gibson counties, Tennessee. The work will restore storm-damaged embankments to their pre-disaster design, function, and capacity within the existing footprint, including supplying and installing native soil at specified locations. Bids must include all labor, equipment, and materials, and bidders are required to attend a mandatory site visit at Hay Haul Loop in Humboldt, Tennessee. A single contract will be awarded to the responsive bidder offering the lowest cost.

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