Massachusetts COMMBUYS #BD-26-1247-TADMI-THALL-134253

Taylor Point Channel surveying, dredging, dewatering, and sediment disposal

The Town of Bourne is seeking a contractor for sediment removal and related work at Taylor Point Channel in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts. - Government buyer: Town of Bourne, through the Town Administrator on behalf of the Engineering Department. - Requested work: Survey, mechanically dredge, dewater, and dispose of approximately 105 cubic yards of sediment across about 3,200 square feet at Taylor Point Marina. - Target dredge depth: -8.2 NAVD88 (-6.0 MLW). - Includes pre- and post-dredge hydrographic surveys, mobilization, site preparation and restoration, turbidity controls, dewatering basin work, sediment transport and disposal, and debris removal. - Dredging is generally by environmental bucket, with clamshell use as needed. The bid uses a lump sum for work within the dredge limits and a per-cubic-yard unit price for excess volume. - Disposal and notable requirements: Sediment reuse at the Town of Bourne landfill is approved, with tipping fees waived; other disposal costs are the contractor’s responsibility. Work must comply with permits and prevailing wage requirements, and contractor personnel must meet the stated OSHA 10 requirement. Performance and payment bonds are required at 100% of the contract amount. Bidders must inspect the site before submitting a bid. - OEMs and named vendors: No product OEMs or commercial vendors are identified. The Town of Bourne is the government buyer; the Town landfill is the approved disposal destination. - Service identifier: Taylor Point Dredge Project, contract FY27-TPD-3. No equipment products or product part numbers are requested.

Description

The Town of Bourne is soliciting bids for the Taylor Point Dredge Project. Work includes surveying, dredging, dewatering, and disposing of approximately 105 cubic yards of sediment from Taylor Point Channel, covering approximately 3,200 square feet. The bid documents specify the labor, materials, fuel, and equipment required, and require the successful bidder to provide performance and payment bonds, each equal to 100% of the contract amount. Bids are due October 29, 2026, at 4:00 PM; no pre-bid meeting is scheduled.

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