# Johnston County #2026-10

Moccasin Creek streambank stabilization and restoration at Laterals 11 and 14

**Posted:** October 20, 2026
**Respond By:** October 29, 2026
**Identifier:** 2026-10
**NAICS:** 237990

Johnston County is seeking a contractor to stabilize Moccasin Creek Laterals 11 and 14 in North Carolina through stream restoration, bank protection, and erosion-control work.
- **Government buyer:** Johnston County, North Carolina; the project plans identify the Moccasin Creek Service District.
- **Project/design firm:** Wildlands Engineering, Inc. prepared the plans and construction estimates; it is identified as the design firm, not a product supplier.
- **OEMs and vendors:** No product manufacturers or vendors are specified. The plans require coir fiber matting and biodegradable hardwood stakes, but do not identify their manufacturers.
- **Base construction work and quantities:**
  - Mobilization and demobilization: 2 LS; temporary construction entrances: 5; grading: 2 LS.
  - Constructed riffles: 1,894 LF; Class A riprap: 490 tons; Class B riprap: 490 tons; bank grading: 2,934 LF.
  - Surface-water diversion/pump-around: 2 LS; coir fiber matting: 2,118 SY; silt fence: approximately 1,419 LF.
  - Temporary seeding: 4 acres; permanent riparian seeding: 4 acres.
- **Optional bid alternates:** Brush toe, concentrated-flowpath stabilization, timber-mat stream crossings, safety/tree-protection fencing, coir fiber rolls, straw wattles, offsite waste/recycling haul, offsite spoil, #57 gravel, and additional Class A, Class B, and Class 1 stone. Lateral 14 also includes bedrock excavation by rock hammer and a daily rock-hammer excavation rate. The bid schedule lists zero quantities for these alternates.
- **Notable technical requirements:** Work generally proceeds upstream to downstream, limits disturbance to the plans, and stabilizes disturbed areas as construction advances. Use flow diversion or pump-around when working in flowing channels and comply with applicable erosion- and sediment-control requirements.
  - Coir matting must be machine-produced from 100% coconut fiber; install dry, with at least six-inch seam overlaps, and secure at three-foot spacing using biodegradable wooden stakes. Metal staples are prohibited.
  - Permanent riparian seeding calls for seven species at a combined 15 lb/acre. Temporary seeding specifies rye grain and German millet.

### Description

Johnston County is soliciting bids for the Moccasin Creek Streambank Stabilization project, covering Laterals 11 and 14. Work includes streambank grading and stabilization, constructed riffles and riprap, erosion-control measures, coir fiber matting, and temporary and permanent seeding. The source provides bid forms, design plans, coir fiber and planting specifications, and a vicinity map. Bids are due October 29, 2026, at 2:00 p.m.

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