PIEE #W912ES27QA013

Groundwater Monitoring and Water-Quality Testing for USACE St. Paul District Dredged-Material Project

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), St. Paul District, needs environmental sampling and laboratory testing for a dredged-material placement project near Kellogg, Minnesota. - Buyer and project: USACE, St. Paul District; Grand Encampment Dredge Material Placement Site Unload project in Wabasha County. - Services requested: Collect samples from three monitoring wells and up to four government-selected residential wells before, during, and after material transfer. During active placement, also sample the upstream Zumbro River and standing water in the placement/infiltration pit. - Testing and deliverable: An environmental laboratory accredited by the Minnesota Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (MNELAP) must analyze the samples. Submit a final sampling and analysis report within 50 days after testing is complete. - Sampling schedule: Three pre-placement events, three active-placement events, and three post-placement events; the government may exercise options for three additional active-placement events. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, vendors, or laboratory providers are named in the opportunity.

Description

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - St. Paul District is seeking a contractor to perform groundwater monitoring services in support of the Grand Encampment Dredge Material Placement Site Unload project along the Zumbro River near Kellogg, MN in Wabasha County. This solicitation is 100% set-aside for small business under NAICS 541380 with a size standard of $19 million. The contractor will collect water samples from three monitoring wells and up to four government-selected residential wells before, during and after the active unloading of the site in Spring 2027. During the active unload phase samples will also be collected from the river upstream of the site and from standing water within the active dredged-material placement/infiltration pit. Water samples will be analyzed by an environmental analytical testing laboratory accredited under the Minnesota Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (MNELAP) for all specified methods and parameters. Pre-Placement (Phase 1) samples will be collected and tested approximately 90, 60 and 30 days prior to the start of the active hydraulic transfer of stockpiled dredge materials to the upland placement site. Samples will be collected and tested during Active Placement (Phase 2) approximately 3, 17, and 31 days after the transfer begins, with options for additional sample collection and testing at approximately 45, 59 and 73 days after start of transfer. Post-Placement (Phase 3) samples will be collected and tested approximately 30, 60 and 90 days after the completion of the materials transfer. The contractor will prepare a final sampling and analysis report, submitted within 50 days of testing completion. All questions should be submitted in writing via the PIEE module Q and A section. Offers should be submitted via the PIEE Module. Click the first link in the Attachments/Links section.

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