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Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Baltimore District has a requirement for construction at the Raystown Lake Project for a large scale hydraulic mechanical gate and bulkhead replacement work, complicated crane rigging within a confined tower, and concrete demolition and repair at multiple locations with restricted access and challenging placements including vertical surfaces, sloped slabs, and slippery/wet areas.

Request Address Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corp., Building 77, 141 Flushing Avenue, Suite 801, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11205 Attn: Rachel Neal Contact Information: Rachel Neal phone: (929) 337-1202 email: rneal@bnydc.org Attachments: Other Information: A mandatory virtual pre-proposal meeting will be held on Monday December 12th at 10:30 am.

PORT OF BELLINGHAMREQUEST FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICESPORTWIDE BULKHEAD AND PIER REPAIR REPLACEMENTThe Port of Bellingham (Port) is issuing this Request for Professional Services (RFPS) to solicit responses from companies capable of providing support with designing, permitting, bidding building, and all other aspects of the broad consultation necessary for the replacement and/or repair of shoreline infrastructure, including sheet pile bulkhead, timber

Solicitation Details - 2010-051.06-SP Back To Search Solicitations Title: South Bulkhead Repairs Bays 165-177 Opening Date: 2/14/2024 2:00:00 PM Announcement Info: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The project involves the berth renovation improvements for Bulkhead Repairs to Bays 165-177 at PortMiami. The main purpose of the project's design and construction is to reinforce the existing seawall section(s) to withstand additional cargo container loads.

Solicitation Details - MCC 7360 RPQ 2010-051.06SP Back To Search Solicitations Title: South Bulkhead Repairs Bays 165-177 Opening Date: 2/14/2024 2:00:00 PM Announcement Info: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The project involves the berth renovation improvements for Bulkhead Repairs to Bays 165-177 at PortMiami.

. • Central Waterfront Bulkhead: Demolition and removal of approximately 300 Lineal feet of failing steel “Z-sheet” bulkhead wall and replacement with new coated steel sheet pile or composite sheet pile bulkhead wall.

The New Dock Street Bulkhead Reconstruction Project is intended to maintain the integrity of the waterfront in this area of the park. This project includes the demolition of a failed concrete bulkhead and replacement with a new steel sheet pile bulkhead. It is important to note that the bulkhead reconstruction work outlined in this RFP will be taking place in completed sections of the park that are open and populated by the public.