Opportunity
North Carolina eVP #SCO-DNCR-Parks JRSP-Sand Relocation (10-2026)
Engineering services for sand relocation and mitigation planning at Jockey’s Ridge State Park
Posted
October 19, 2026
Respond By
November 10, 2026
Identifier
SCO-DNCR-Parks JRSP-Sand Relocation (10-2026)
NAICS
541330
North Carolina is seeking engineering services to plan sand relocation and reduce sand migration at Jockey’s Ridge State Park. - Government buyer: North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, Division of Parks and Recreation; State of NC - Construction Office. The attachment identifies David Lewis; no specific office is listed. - Scope: Plan the relocation of approximately 140,000 cubic yards of accumulated sand from an encroachment area near West Soundside Road and US 158 to an approved location within the park. - Evaluate two alternative sand-placement scenarios to support selection of a financially and environmentally acceptable location. - Assess ways to reduce windblown sand migration onto adjacent public housing, considering effectiveness, environmental impacts, cost, and long-term maintenance. - Funding and budget: The stated project budget is $2,052,000, funded by the Parks and Recreation Trust Fund. - OEMs, vendors, and products: No OEMs, commercial vendors, product brands, or product line items are identified. This is an engineering-services opportunity; firms must be licensed to practice engineering in North Carolina. - Potential competitors: AECOM, WSP USA, HDR, Inc., and McAdams are examples of engineering firms that may offer relevant services.
Description
The solicitation seeks engineering services for the Jockey's Ridge State Park Sand Relocation project. The work includes relocating approximately 140,000 cubic yards of accumulated sand to an approved receiving area within the park, evaluating two alternative placement scenarios, and assessing solutions to reduce windblown sand migration onto adjacent public housing property. The total project budget is $2,052,000, funded by the Parks and Recreation Trust Fund (PARTF). Responses are due November 10, 2026, at 4:00 PM; electronic, email, and fax submissions are not accepted.