# SAM #N4008527R9001 Wallace Creek Service Road Realignment and Civil Construction at Camp Lejeune **Buyer:** Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Mid-Atlantic **Posted:** October 29, 2026 **Respond By:** December 01, 2026 **Identifier:** N4008527R9001 **NAICS:** 237310, 237990 The U.S. Navy is soliciting construction proposals to realign Wallace Creek Service Road at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. - Government buyer: Department of the Navy, Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command (NAVFAC) Mid-Atlantic (MIDLANT), ROICC Camp Lejeune; the project is for Marine Corps Installations East–Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. Related drawings identify Naval Station Norfolk and the Installation Development Division. - Project: P1555U Wallace Creek Service Road Realignment (solicitation N4008527R9001), a firm-fixed-price civil and paving construction project. The stated estimated cost range is $5 million–$10 million. - Core work: realign the service road with A Street, construct a roundabout, demolish Building 41 and replace Building 17 parking on that site, improve road and parking lighting, add a channelized right-turn lane at Birch Street, build a sidewalk along McHugh Boulevard, modify Marine Mart and Catholic Chapel driveways, and complete related roadway, utility, grading, drainage, signal, and site work. - Plans also cover demolition, traffic maintenance and phased detours, temporary traffic signals, stormwater systems, erosion and sediment control, planting, and electrical/photometric work. The Birch Street/Wallace Creek signal design specifies an OASIS 2070 controller, inductive loop detection, pedestrian signals, and emergency-vehicle preemption; no controller manufacturer is identified. - Priced work includes sitework for entrances, roads, and the roundabout; unsuitable-soil undercut and replacement; buried-debris removal; contaminated-spoils handling and disposal; and removal of conflicting existing utilities. Optional work includes landscaping, reducing new sidewalk width from 8 feet to 6 feet, concrete rather than grass medians, additional soil and contaminated-spoils work, and off-installation disposal. - Scheduled landscaping includes 9 Red Maples, 15 Scarlet Oaks, 9 Silver Lindens, 8 Gem Box Inkberry Hollies, 14 Variegated Lilyturfs, and 8 Autumn Light Eulalia Grasses. The drawings also list 181,328 square feet of Centipede Grass sod, Elijah Blue Fescue with no legible quantity, and White Cloud Muhly Grass with a drawing label indicating 53 plants (the schedule quantity is not legible). - Notable requirements include utility locating and outage coordination; environmental and stormwater controls; sampling, analysis, and approved handling of potentially contaminated soil, including PFAS, petroleum, metals, and SVOCs; and coordination with operating businesses. Requirements also include permits and approvals, a licensed North Carolina drilling operator for well abandonment, qualified UXO personnel for the explosive safety submission, and safety, quality, scheduling, GIS, and closeout deliverables. - Environmental and utility-related approvals involve NCDEQ, the MCB Camp Lejeune Public Works Department, DDESB, and NC 811. Existing stormwater permits must be modified and a new permit obtained for the roadway and parking work. - No commercial OEMs, manufacturers, resellers, or construction vendors are named in the provided materials. Eligible Civil/Paving MACC contractors are identified as the proposal pool. ### Description

Only Civil/Paving MACC Contractors listed on the General Requirements cover page may submit a proposal for this ROICC Camp Lejeune area of responsibility project.  See attached documents for scope of work and any applicable drawings.

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