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Army Corps of Engineers, Pittsburgh District, has a project that involves the replacement of the central hydraulic system for the Main and Auxiliary Lock Chambers at Pike Island Locks and Dam, Ohio River, West Virginia. The contract will include a new four-corner hydraulic system for each lock chamber consisting of Hydraulic Power Units (HPUs) for the miter gates and culvert filling/emptying valves. 

The US Army Corps of Engineers, Pittsburgh District, has a requirement to rehabilitate the existing sewage pump station at Pike Island Locks and Dam, Ohio County, West Virginia. This requirement is to rehabilitate the existing sewage pump station to include replacement of the submersible pumps, motors, motor controls, portions of the discharge piping and all associated pump station hardware exposed to the untreated sewage.

Pike Island Locks and Dam Bulkhead Hoist Travel Brake Replacement, Wheeling, West Virginia, Ohio River. This requirement is for the removal and replacement of an existing 1963 built dam bulkhead hoist travel brake system. The Contractor will be responsible for the removal of the existing Warner hydraulic braking system and replacement with a modern brake by wire system.

Contract Awarded.

Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Pittsburgh District, is conducting market research to determine the business size and capabilities of potential sources for the repair and stabilization of a crack within two concrete river wall monoliths at Pike Island Locks and Dam, Ohio River, WV.  

Contract Awarded.

The prestressed concrete service bridge at Pike Island Lock & Dam is composed of 11 spans and a total structure length of 1,417 feet. Pike Island Lock & Dam is located approximately 6.5 miles North of Wheeling, WV. The steel service bridge at New Cumberland Lock & Dam is composed of 13 spans and a total structure length of 1,619 feet. New Cumberland Lock & Dam is located approximately 2 miles North of New Cumberland, WV.