Massachusetts COMMBUYS #BD-27-1069-MILDV-30000-135116

Camp Edwards India Range Berm Soil Removal and Restoration

The Massachusetts Military Division is seeking a contractor to remediate and restore the India Range berm at Camp Edwards. - Government buyer: Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Executive Office of Public Safety & Security, Military Division; project delivery involves Massachusetts Army National Guard Facility Engineering. - Work requested: Remove and dispose of copper- and lead-impacted soil and fill, inspect the exposed berm core for munitions, restore or replace the liner, replace soils and loam, install erosion controls, hydroseed, and restore the berm to its original grades and profiles. Estimated project value is $350,000. - Materials and quantities: No fixed quantities are stated. Materials include tested off-site topsoil, 1/4-inch-minus soil, Cape Cod Mix (Typical) seed, biodegradable jute matting, and erosion-control matting or blanket. The seed application rate is 75 pounds per 1,000 square feet; the soil scope includes up to approximately 40 inches of impacted material removal and an 8-inch layer of approved topsoil. - OEMs and vendors mentioned: Tensar SC-150 BN or approved equal is identified as an erosion-control mat option. Colonial Seed and Lavoie Horticulture are cited as examples of comparable seed mixes. Vertex Companies, LLC and Pace Analytical Services are mentioned in supporting soil-characterization materials, not as identified bidders or required product manufacturers. - Notable requirements: Impacted soils cannot be stockpiled on site and must go to an authorized disposal facility. Imported soil must meet testing and composition requirements, with Cape Cod sourcing efforts required. Environmental and stormwater controls, state-certified seed approval, prevailing wages, certified payroll, and OSHA-approved safety training are specified.

Description

The Massachusetts Military Division seeks one contractor to remove and dispose of munitions-impacted soil and fill from the India Range berm at Camp Edwards. Work includes inspecting the inner core layer, restoring or replacing the fabric liner, installing replacement soils, erosion matting, loam and seeding, and restoring the site. A mandatory site visit is scheduled for November 10, 2026, and all work must be complete by December 30, 2026. The bidder instructions state an estimated contract value of $350,000.

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