Description
The project involves maintenance dredging of the Jacksonville Harbor channel, including portions of Bar Cut-3 through Cut-17 and Cut-55 through the Lower Terminal Channel. The work includes disposal of material into designated areas, turbidity monitoring, endangered species observers, marine animal observers, bird monitoring, and disposal area pumpout. The contract is divided into a base and one option. The base element consists of maintenance dredging portions of Bar Cut-3 through Cut-17, while Option A consists of maintenance dredging portions of Cut-55 through the Lower Terminal Channel.
• Maintenance dredging of approximately 320,000 cubic yards of material
• Disposal of material into designated areas
• Turbidity monitoring and disposal area pumpout
• Endangered species observers and marine animal observers
• Bird monitoring
• Mobilization and demobilization of equipment
The project requires a range of specialized skills and equipment, including dredging, disposal, and environmental monitoring. The successful bidder will need to demonstrate experience and expertise in these areas.