Dauphin Island East End Beach Restoration
Project # CMOB230030
- Owner
- Town of Dauphin Island
- Location
- Dauphin Island, AL
- Bid Date
- October 10, 2023 11:00 am
- Bid Type
- Sealed Bid
- Pre-bid Meeting
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A mandatory Pre-Bid Meeting is scheduled for 11:00 am Central, Thursday September 28, 2023 and will be held at:
Dauphin Island Town Hall
1011 Bienville Blvd
Dauphin Island, AL 36528 - List of Bidders
- DRC Emergency Repairs - Charles Kraft - 251.402.5376
Weeks Marine - Jessica Walden - 985.875.2500
Great Lake Dredge & Dock - Juan Salas - 346.359.1032
Manson Construction - Nancy Brooks - 904.821.0211
Cashman Dredging & Marine Contracting, Co - Bill Hussin - 617.890.0600
Callan Marine - Bonnie Brestelli - 409.762.0124
Norfolk Dredging - Katy Brooks - 757.547.9391
Resource Environmental Solutions - Wesley Hayes - 337-466-6152 - Contact for Obtaining Bid Documents
- Barbara Garner
barbara.garner@gmcnetwork.com - Additional Bid Information
- This project consists of providing the dredge, support vessels, labor, equipment, supplies and all other materials and submittals to perform all operations for (1) excavating, transporting, placing, dressing and grading sand fill from an offshore borrow area; (2) Construction of Hummocky Dunes and installation of new beach sand fencing (4) providing and planting new native beach and dune vegetation; and (5) providing necessary environmental compliance testing as required by pending regulatory approvals for the project.
The presently estimated quantity of offshore sand to be excavated and placed is 1,135,000 cubic yards. The fill site extends for approximately 8,400 feet west of Ft. Gaines, on the eastern end of Dauphin Island, Alabama. A suitable borrow source has been identified at a site approximately 4.5 miles south of the fill site. Water depths at this borrow site range from approximately 16 to 22 feet, with the average depth being about 18.5 feet. The thickness of cut proposed is 13 to 18 feet. Construction is expected to be performed by use of a hydraulic pipeline dredge (directly to shore or using one or more scows/barges). Prospective Bidders are alerted to the existing shallow water depths surrounding the fill site, which may limit or preclude use of a hopper dredge and/or require substantial length of pump-out pipeline, and to the presence of newly restored subaerial island features between the borrow and fill sites. A mechanical (clamshell) dredge will not be allowed. - Download Documents