City of Sebastian MyVendorLink #CC202610-01

Artificial reef deployment using county-provided concrete across four Florida counties

The Fish and Wildlife Foundation of Florida is seeking a contractor to deploy county-provided concrete as artificial reefs off Florida’s east coast. - Government buyer: Fish and Wildlife Foundation of Florida, Coastal Corridor Department. - Requested service: Deploy up to 4,000 tons of secondary-use concrete offshore in Indian River, St. Lucie, Martin, and Palm Beach counties. - The plan is for two 500-ton patch reefs in each county, at specified locations. - Bids must cover all proposed project locations and provide the total project cost. - OEMs and products: No OEMs or manufacturer-specific products or part numbers are identified. The concrete will be provided by the respective counties. - Vendors and planholders named in the notice (not identified as awardees): Ameri-Recreational Sports, LLC; Beyel Brothers; Biscayne Towing & Salvage, Inc.; BlueTerra LLC; BM Marine Construction, Inc.; Bunnell Foundation Inc.; Cantrell Consulting Co.; Coleen Marine Inc.; Coston Marine Services, Inc.; Guice Offshore; H. G. Harders & Son, Inc.; Hendrick Brothers Environmental; In Depth Inc.; In Depth Inc. (DBA InDepth Services, Inc.); Integrative Marine Solutions, LLC; McCulley Marine Service; Mobro Marine, Inc.; Morgan Marine Salvage & Recovery LLC; Reef Arches, LLC; Reef Innovations; Resolve Americas Holdings, Inc.; Resolve Marine; Sea & Shoreline LLC; Slipstream Solutions; TD Eure Marine Construction; The Transit Group, Inc.; Triton Construction LLC; Underwater Engineering Services, Inc.; Vecellio & Grogan, Inc.; Walter Marine I LLC; allied; Central Florida Sand and Shell; DF Interactive LLC; Enterprise Pals, Inc.; Geosyntec Consultants; GOVGUIDE INC; LGC Elite, LLC; Maxam Tire North America Inc.; and vecellio and grogan.

Description

This Invitation to Bid seeks a qualified contractor to deploy secondary-use concrete materials offshore of Indian River, St. Lucie, Martin, and Palm Beach counties, Florida. The Foundation will fund deployment of up to 4,000 tons of concrete as artificial reefs, distributed within each county as two 500-ton patch reefs at specified locations. The materials are provided by the respective counties and may be used in or among individual counties. Bids must include all proposed project locations; the stated bid submission deadline is December 1, 2026.

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