PIEE #W912EQ27S0004

St. Francis Town Levee and Flood-Protection Construction

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Memphis District is seeking information on construction of the St. Francis Town Levee and related flood-protection infrastructure in Arkansas. - Government buyer: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Memphis District. - Project location: St. Francis, Arkansas. - Requested construction: Approximately 0.4 miles of new levee using about 70,000 cubic yards of compacted earthen material. - Related work: Install a 60-inch reinforced concrete pipe (RCP) with dual closures; construct four levee ramps, a seepage berm, and access roads; realign a borrow-pit slough; and clean out an existing slough downstream of the new culvert. - OEMs and vendors: None identified. - Notable requirements: The scope combines levee construction, drainage infrastructure, access improvements, and slough work. No part numbers are specified.

Description

The United States Army Corps of Engineers Memphis District has a requirement that consists of construction of approximately 0.4 miles of new levee requiring approximately 70,000 CY or compacted earthen material southeast of the UPRR that will provide flood protection for St. Francis, Town, AR. Additionally, the scope includes the construction of a 60 inch RCP with dual closures through the new levee, 4 levee ramps, levee seepage berm, access roads, borrow pit slough realignment and a section of cleanout on an existing slough downstream of the new culvert.

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